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WorksheetsCNA Flashcard Quiz #3 (E, F & G)
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is the medical term for swelling caused by excess fluid trapped in the body's tissues?
Emesis
Edema
Flatus
Fracture
What are elastic stockings primarily used for?
To keep feet warm
To improve blood circulation and prevent blood clots
To support broken bones
To prevent foot drop
Which term refers to people who are advanced in age?
Elderly
Geriatrics
Gerontology
Ethics
Which of the following is NOT considered electrical equipment?
Toaster
Stethoscope
Defibrillator
IV pump
What does the term "elimination" refer to in healthcare?
Removal of waste products from the body
Emotional support
Feeding a patient
Giving gifts
What is "elopement" in a healthcare setting?
A patient leaving the facility without permission
A type of therapy
A feeding method
A type of fracture
What does "emesis" mean?
Swelling
Vomiting
Fainting
Feeding
Which of the following is an example of emotional abuse?
Hitting a patient
Yelling at or belittling a patient
Not feeding a patient
Giving medication
Which of the following best describes "emotional needs"?
The need for food and water
The need for love, belonging, and self-esteem
The need for exercise
The need for medication
What is "emotional stress"?
Physical injury
Mental or emotional strain
A type of fracture
A feeding tube
What does "empathy" mean?
Feeling sorry for someone
Understanding and sharing another person's feelings
Ignoring someone's feelings
Giving advice
Which disease is characterized by damage to the air sacs in the lungs, causing breathing difficulty?
Epilepsy
Emphysema
Edema
Fracture
What is an enema used for?
To help a patient breathe
To introduce fluid into the rectum to stimulate bowel movement
To feed a patient
To treat fractures
Which condition is characterized by recurrent seizures?
Emphysema
Epilepsy
Edema
Elopement
What are "essential behaviors" in healthcare?
Behaviors that are optional
Behaviors necessary for safe and effective care
Behaviors related to feeding
Behaviors for emotional abuse
What does "ethics" refer to in healthcare?
Medical equipment
Moral principles that guide behavior
Feeding methods
Types of fractures
What is the purpose of eyeglasses?
To help with hearing
To improve vision
To help with walking
To prevent falls
What is a common risk for elderly patients in healthcare facilities?
Fractures
Falls
Emotional abuse
All of the above
What is fecal impaction?
A broken bone
A buildup of hardened stool in the rectum
A type of feeding tube
A type of fracture
What are feces?
Urine
Solid waste eliminated from the digestive tract
Blood
Saliva
What does "feeding" refer to in a healthcare setting?
Giving medication
Providing food to a patient
Bathing a patient
Moving a patient
What should you do first if you discover a fire in a healthcare facility?
Ignore it
Sound the alarm and follow fire procedures
Feed the patients
Give medication
What is the main goal of first aid?
To diagnose diseases
To provide immediate care in emergencies
To give medication
To prevent emotional abuse
What is "flatus"?
Vomit
Gas expelled from the digestive tract
Swelling
A type of fracture
What does "flexed" mean in relation to body position?
Straightened
Bent
Broken
Relaxed
What is the purpose of a foot board in patient care?
To prevent foot drop
To help with feeding
To provide emotional support
To prevent falls
What is foot care important for?
Preventing infections and complications
Improving vision
Preventing emotional abuse
Feeding patients
What is "foot drop"?
A type of fracture
Inability to lift the front part of the foot
Swelling of the foot
A feeding method
What is Fowler's position?
Lying flat on the back
Sitting up at a 45-60 degree angle
Lying on the stomach
Standing
What is a fracture pan used for?
Feeding patients
Collecting urine or feces from patients with limited mobility
Preventing falls
Giving medication
The medical term for fast is:
(a)
