WorksheetsBed Making
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
If you don't make a proper hospital bed, what could happen to the patient?
They can get infections
They can get pressure sores
They will fall off the bed
Moving around becomes easier
What are GOOD linens
Ones that are pressed (wrinkle free)
Ones that are clean
Ones that are used often
Ones that are slightly damp
How should we dispose of linens
Put them in the dirty linen hamper
Roll them away from you
Roll them towards you
Leave them on the ground for housekeeping
How are pressure sores developed?
When there is an interruption to their blood flow circulation
When their blood pressure gets high
When their pulse is high
When they good blood flow circulation
How often should you change a patient in a bed?
Every 2 days
Every day
Every 2 hrs
Every 4 hrs
Closed bed has....
A patient in it
No patient in it
An occupied bed has...
Patient in it
No patient in it
What kind of patients do we need to do LOGROLLING and OCCUPIED bed making?
Patients who cannot move themselves
Patients who are able to move
Lazy patients
Patients in a coma
