WorksheetsNHA Module 1 Patient Care
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
How long are you supposed to apply pressure over the insertion site?
10 Seconds
2-3 minutes
5 minutes
10 minutes
A contracture is an abnormal shortening of muscles or tendons.
True
False
What are some signs of infection in the insertion site?
Swelling
Pain
Drainage
Redness
All Above
Dressings protect and cover wounds and incision site.
False
True
How often should you reposition a patient?
Never
at least every 2 hours
every 5 hours
Every other day
When observing a wound, what should you look for?
Drainage
Color
Odor
All of the Above
When performing ROM, exercises you should always?
Make the patient move on their own
Support the body part above and below the joint with your hands
Give assistance in the stomach
Once a catheter has been removed, you should do what?
Give it back to the patient
Inspect the tip to make sure it is intact
Leave the patient
Rounding is routinely checking on patients.
True
False
What does HCAHPS stand for?
What are reasons to notify the nurse?
Reports shortness of breath or chest pain
Feels any new pain while walking
Has a change in condition due to strength or ability
All of the Above
Once the catheter has been removed, you should?
Leave the patients room
Inspect the tip to make sure that it is intact
What should you do before removing an IV catheter?
Check with a nurse to know if the provider has prescribed discontinuing
Just take the IV catheter off
What does rounding help with?
Reduces falls
Improve patients satisfaction
Reduce anxiety
Decrease call light usage
What do ROM exercises prevent?
Contractures and loss of muscle mass
The patient from being bored
