WorksheetsPrelim HA
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 21mins
It is placing the client in a proper body alignment for the purpose of preventive, promotive, curative, and rehabilitative aspects of health.
(a)
It is the manner of arranging the covers in order to expose the part being examined, treated or cleaned.
(a)
It is a position where the client is seated with the back unsupported, and the legs hanging freely.
(a)
A position where the client is in a back-lying position with the knees flexed, hips externally rotated and the soles of the feet on the surface of the examining table or bed.
(a)
It is a position where the patient is in a back-lying position with the legs extended.
(a)
A position where the patient lies flat in bed and the foot part is elevated above the heart level around 15 degrees.
(a)
A position where the client is in a side-lying position with the uppermost arm flexed at the shoulder and elbow and the lowermost arm behind the body. Also, the uppermost leg is flexed at the hip and knee.
(a)
A position where the client lies on his/her abdomen with the head turned to one side.
(a)
A position where the client kneels on the examination table with his/her weight supported by the chest and knees.
(a)
When draping, you should remember that the eye sheet provide privacy and warmth to the client.
True
False
Your client is complaining of hip pain when moving. Which is the best position for your patient during examination?
Prone
Sims
Supine
Dorsal Recumbet
Your pregnant client is on labor and will be delivering her baby. How will you position the mother?
Dorsal Recumbent
Lithotomy
Supine
Knee-Chest
It is the normal anatomical position of the body.
(a)
Which of the following positions are allowable for clients with cardiopulmonary problems?
Dorsal Recumbent
Prone
Supine
Sitting
A bed position wherein the head part of the bed is elevated to 45-60 degrees
Semi-Fowler's position
Low Fowler's Position
High Fowler's position
Moderate high back rest
