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What is the purpose of positioning a patient in bed?
What is the purpose of positioning a patient in bed?
- To increase the risk of bedsores.
- To maintain proper body alignment. (correct)
- To cause deformities of the musculoskeletal system.
- To limit ventilation and lung expansion.
What are bedsores also known as?
What are bedsores also known as?
- Decubitus ulcers (correct)
- Skin irritations
- Bony injuries
- Muscle sores
Who are most at risk of developing bedsores?
Who are most at risk of developing bedsores?
- People with medical conditions limiting their ability to change positions. (correct)
- People who frequently change positions.
- Athletes and active individuals.
- People with no specific medical conditions.
What is the significance of a reddened, painful area on the skin that does not turn white when pressed?
What is the significance of a reddened, painful area on the skin that does not turn white when pressed?
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What is the purpose of transferring a patient from bed to chair?
What is the purpose of transferring a patient from bed to chair?
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What equipment is needed for transferring from bed to chair?
What equipment is needed for transferring from bed to chair?
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What should be checked before transferring a patient from bed to chair?
What should be checked before transferring a patient from bed to chair?
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What is the role of a transfer (walking) belt in transferring patients?
What is the role of a transfer (walking) belt in transferring patients?
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Why is it important to remove obstacles from the area used for the transfer?
Why is it important to remove obstacles from the area used for the transfer?
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