Questions and Answers
When getting ready to make a bed, where should the nurse aide place the clean linens?
a chair or table beside the bed.
What is the only purpose for using a restraint?
ensure the safety of the client or others.
Where should articles contaminated with blood or body fluids be disposed of?
biohazard container
To avoid pulling the indwelling urethral catheter when turning a client, where should the catheter tubing be secured?
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When collecting a 24-hour urine sample, what should the nurse aide request the client to do?
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What should the nurse aide ensure the client is wearing when ambulating?
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Which of the following is the BEST personal protective equipment item for the nurse aide to wear when handling infectious waste that could splash or spray?
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What would be an appropriate response for the nurse aide to make if a client expresses anger during care?
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What should the nurse aide do NEXT if they have raised the height of the client's bed but forgot supplies?
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If a client requests that the nurse aide call their spiritual advisor, what should the nurse aide do?
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What should the nurse aide do when a client wakes up at night asking for something to eat?
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What should the nurse aide do FIRST when preparing to bathe a client?
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When making a bed that is occupied by a client, what should the nurse aide do?
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Frequent turning and repositioning of the client helps prevent what?
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When applying elastic stockings to the client, how should the client be positioned?
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When discussing a rude client in the employee dining room, what should the nurse aide do?
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Where should the client's signaling device be placed?
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When helping a client recovering from a stroke to walk, where should the nurse aide assist?
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What should the nurse aide do NEXT if a client who is confused begins to cry and scream for their parent?
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What action would be BEST for the nurse aide to take to show respect to the spiritual needs of a client?
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If a client calls the nurse aide by the name of their deceased child, what would be the BEST response?
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When providing care for a client receiving oxygen therapy, what should the nurse aide do?
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What should the nurse aide do NEXT if a client falls and suffers a deep cut on the forehead?
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What would be the BEST thing for the nurse aide to do for a client who has been sad and depressed since being admitted?
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If a confused client asks the nurse aide what day it is, what should the nurse aide do?
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What is MOST important for the prevention of skin breakdown in the client?
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Study Notes
Bed Making and Client Care
- Clean linens should be placed on a chair or table beside the bed when preparing to make a bed.
- Making the toe pleat is necessary when making a bed occupied by a client.
- Inform the client about the procedure before bathing them.
Safety and Restraint
- Restraints are only used to ensure the safety of the client or others.
- The client's signaling device must be placed within their reach to promote safety and communication.
Infection Control and Waste Disposal
- Articles contaminated with blood or body fluids must be disposed of in a biohazard container.
- A face shield provides the best personal protective equipment when handling infectious waste that could splash or spray.
Client Interaction and Communication
- A calming response is important when a client expresses anger; asking if they'd like to talk can be effective.
- When responding to a confused and upset client, talking about familiar things can help soothe their emotions.
- Respect for a client's spiritual needs can be shown by assisting them in reading their religious materials.
Mobility and Ambulation
- When assisting a recovering stroke client to walk, aid them on their weak side.
- Ensure clients wear non-skid footwear while ambulating to prevent falls.
Urine and Diet Management
- When collecting a 24-hour urine sample, the first voided urine should be discarded.
- Always check a client's diet before offering food, especially if they request something at night.
Patient Positioning and Care
- To avoid pulling an indwelling urethral catheter, secure the tubing to the client's upper thigh.
- Elastic stockings should be applied with the client lying down in bed.
- Frequent turning and repositioning help prevent pressure injuries.
Emergency Response
- If a client falls and sustains an injury, stay with them and call for help immediately.
Social Interaction and Support
- Introduce clients who are sad or depressed to other clients and staff to foster social connections.
- The nurse aide should suggest inappropriate discussions about clients are not suitable in common areas.
Time Orientation
- For a confused client asking for the date, point to the calendar and state the date clearly.
Prevention of Skin Breakdown
- Repositioning clients every two hours is crucial for the prevention of skin breakdown.
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Test your knowledge on essential health care practices covering bed making, client safety, infection control, and effective communication. This quiz focuses on techniques vital for ensuring client comfort and safety in health care settings.