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WorksheetsChapter 24 Dressing & Undressing 2025-26
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 11mins
An item of clothing worn next to the skin under clothing
under garment
garment
top garment
shapewear
The side of the body with weakness from illness or injury
Affected (Weak) Side
Unaffected (Strong) Side
The side of the body opposite of the affected side
Affected (Weak) Side
Unaffected (Strong) Side
Mr. Williams recently broke his arm after a fall in the shower room. He has a cast on his right arm. You need to dress him to take him down to the dining room for breakfast: You need to do the following:
Remove clothing from the right arm first; Put clothing on the left arm
Remove clothing from the right arm first; Put clothing on the right arm
Remove clothing from the left arm first; Put clothing on the left arm
Remove clothing from the left arm first; Put clothing on the right arm
Ms. Kristin has dementia and may take longer to dress and choosing clothing may be hard. When dressing Ms. Kristin, give her the following options:
Let Ms. Kristin choose from 2-3 outfits
Let Ms. Kristin choose from 3-4 outfits
Let Ms. Kristin choose from 5 outfits
Take Ms. Kristin to her closet and allow her to choose from all of her outfits
You should stack the clothing in the order they are put on and have the person see 1 item at a time when getting dressed.
True
False
Gown which opens along the sleeves and closes with ties, snaps or velcro
Intravenous IV therapy gown
Standard Gown
Pediatric Gown
Geriatric Gown
Your patient has continuous IV fluids flowing due to dehydration. It is time to change your patient's gown. Which information do you need from the nurse and the care plan?
Which arm has the IV
If the person has an IV pump
What to change the flow rate to once you are done changing the patient's gown
You spilled coffee on your resident's shirt, you should:
Give the person a sweater to cover the spill
Clean the shirt with a damp towel
Change the shirt at bedtime
Change the shirt right away
P.O.W. = Put On (a) .
T. O. S. = Take Off (a) .
