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What is the function of the pulp cavity in a tooth?
What is the function of the pulp cavity in a tooth?
- Production of saliva
- Contains blood vessels and nerves (correct)
- Protection of the tooth enamel
- Absorption of nutrients
Which part of the tooth is responsible for the ivory color of the crown?
Which part of the tooth is responsible for the ivory color of the crown?
- Pulp Cavity
- Oral cavity
- Cementum
- Dentin (correct)
What is the purpose of keeping dentures covered in water when not worn?
What is the purpose of keeping dentures covered in water when not worn?
- Promote denture hygiene
- Prevent discoloration
- Maintain moisture in the dentures (correct)
- Avoid cracking
Which client condition is mentioned as being at risk in the text?
Which client condition is mentioned as being at risk in the text?
What is a contraindication for oral care in unconscious patients according to the text?
What is a contraindication for oral care in unconscious patients according to the text?
Why is it important for patients to clean their dentures regularly?
Why is it important for patients to clean their dentures regularly?
Which part of the mouth is responsible for mastication?
Which part of the mouth is responsible for mastication?
What is the role of cementum in a tooth?
What is the role of cementum in a tooth?
What does periodontal disease affect?
What does periodontal disease affect?
Which of the following is a risk factor for periodontal disease according to the text?
Which of the following is a risk factor for periodontal disease according to the text?
What is the main symptom mentioned in the text for periodontal disease?
What is the main symptom mentioned in the text for periodontal disease?
What is the best way to lessen the risk for aspiration of contaminated water during oral care for unconscious patients?
What is the best way to lessen the risk for aspiration of contaminated water during oral care for unconscious patients?
What is halitosis according to the text?
What is halitosis according to the text?
What is cheilosis characterized by?
What is cheilosis characterized by?
What should be done with dentures when cleaning them as per the oral care instructions?
What should be done with dentures when cleaning them as per the oral care instructions?
What does stomatitis refer to?
What does stomatitis refer to?
What is the purpose of using 0.05% Cetylpyridinium Chloride mouthwash during oral care?
What is the purpose of using 0.05% Cetylpyridinium Chloride mouthwash during oral care?
What is the purpose of fanfold when making a bed?
What is the purpose of fanfold when making a bed?
What does sordes refer to according to the text?
What does sordes refer to according to the text?
What is glossitis?
What is glossitis?
What does a mitered corner refer to in bedmaking?
What does a mitered corner refer to in bedmaking?
What does a toe-pleat provide in bed linens?
What does a toe-pleat provide in bed linens?
What is a foot drop in medical terms?
What is a foot drop in medical terms?
'Hospital bed' is specially designed for:
'Hospital bed' is specially designed for:
What is the purpose of a sponge bath for a newborn?
What is the purpose of a sponge bath for a newborn?
What role does a shower chair play in assisting clients with limited physical ability?
What role does a shower chair play in assisting clients with limited physical ability?
What is required from a doctor to administer a therapeutic bath?
What is required from a doctor to administer a therapeutic bath?
What is the main purpose of a sitz bath?
What is the main purpose of a sitz bath?
Why is it recommended to warm hands before starting a back massage?
Why is it recommended to warm hands before starting a back massage?
What is an essential benefit of providing a complete bed bath?
What is an essential benefit of providing a complete bed bath?
What is the significance of starting a back massage in the sacral area?
What is the significance of starting a back massage in the sacral area?
What is the recommended action for handling linens in bed making?
What is the recommended action for handling linens in bed making?
Why is it recommended to hold soiled and clean linens away from your uniform?
Why is it recommended to hold soiled and clean linens away from your uniform?
What is the purpose of rolling dirty linens away from your body when removing them from the bed?
What is the purpose of rolling dirty linens away from your body when removing them from the bed?
According to the guidelines, what should be done before handling clean linen?
According to the guidelines, what should be done before handling clean linen?
What should you do to ensure the bottom linens are properly placed?
What should you do to ensure the bottom linens are properly placed?
Why is it advised to roll dirty linens away from your body?
Why is it advised to roll dirty linens away from your body?
What is the main concern when handling dirty and clean linens in bed making?
What is the main concern when handling dirty and clean linens in bed making?
Study Notes
Tooth Structure and Function
- The pulp cavity contains nerves and blood vessels that supply the tooth.
- The dentin layer is responsible for the ivory color of the crown.
- Cementum covers the root of the tooth, helping to anchor it to the surrounding bone.
Oral Health and Hygiene
- Keeping dentures covered in water when not worn helps to prevent them from drying out and losing their shape.
- Regular cleaning of dentures is important to prevent bacteria and stain buildup.
- The purpose of oral care is to prevent diseases such as periodontal disease.
- Periodontal disease affects the gums and surrounding tissues.
Risks and Contraindications
- Clients with respiratory problems are at risk for aspiration of contaminated water during oral care.
- Unconscious patients are a contraindication for oral care due to the risk of aspiration.
- Risk factors for periodontal disease include poor oral hygiene, smoking, and diabetes.
- The main symptom of periodontal disease is bleeding gums.
Oral Care Techniques
- To lessen the risk of aspiration during oral care for unconscious patients, use a suction device or have the patient sit upright.
- Halitosis refers to bad breath, often caused by poor oral hygiene.
- Cheilosis is characterized by inflammation and cracking of the lips.
- Dentures should be cleaned daily with soap and water, and then rinsed and dried.
Additional Medical Concepts
- Stomatitis refers to inflammation of the mouth.
- Sordes refers to the buildup of debris and bacteria on the teeth and gums.
- Glossitis is inflammation of the tongue.
- A foot drop refers to a neurological disorder affecting the foot and ankle.
- A hospital bed is specially designed to accommodate patients who require medical care.
Bed Making and Linen Care
- A mitered corner refers to a type of fold used to create a crisp, 45-degree angle in bed linens.
- A toe-pleat provides a neat and tidy finish to the bed linens at the foot of the bed.
- The purpose of a fanfold is to create a neat and organized appearance when making a bed.
- When handling linens, it is recommended to hold soiled and clean linens away from your uniform to prevent cross-contamination.
- Rolled dirty linens should be removed from the bed away from your body to prevent scattering debris.
- Before handling clean linen, wash your hands to prevent the transfer of bacteria.
- The bottom linens should be placed snugly and evenly to ensure a smooth surface.
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Learn about different types of baths used in nursing care, including sponge bath, shower, and therapeutic bath. Understand the purposes, procedures, and considerations for each type of bath.
