Front

What adaptations should be made at home for a client with paraplegia using a wheelchair?

Back

Providing small lights in darker areas.

Front

What is a characteristic of extended-care nursing?

Back

It enables the nurse to practice total nursing care.

Front

Which client is most likely to be interested in lifestyle options after discharge from an acute healthcare facility?

Back

A 70-year-old client who is unable to live independently at home.

Front

What is the next level of housing for a client with mild dementia needing more care?

Back

Supervised group home.

Front

Who would a nurse most likely care for in a subacute-care facility?

Back

Clients recovering from extensive surgery.

Front

Define paraplegia.

Back

Paraplegia is the loss of movement and sensation in the lower half of the body, typically caused by spinal cord injury.

Front

What is the role of a caregiver for clients with disabilities?

Back

To assist with daily living activities and ensure a safe environment.

Front

What is total nursing care?

Back

Total nursing care involves comprehensive care that addresses all aspects of a patient's needs, including physical, emotional, and social.

Front

What is the purpose of installing lowered electrical outlets for wheelchair users?

Back

To enhance accessibility and independence for individuals using wheelchairs.

Front

What is supervised group housing?

Back

A living arrangement that provides support and supervision for individuals who need assistance with daily activities.