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WorksheetsQUIZII KDK
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Personal hygiene means actions to maintain self-cleanliness for physical and mental well-being. The term “hygiene” originates from which language?
Latin
German
Greek
French
One goal of personal hygiene in midwifery practice is to ...
Reduce body resistance
Increase the risk of infection
Increase client comfort
Limit client activities
Skin cleanliness is important because it ...
Makes the skin become drier
Reduces the risk of irritation and infection
Increases sweating
Decreases metabolism
In midwifery practice, hair hygiene is primarily to ...
Reduce body temperature
Avoid lice and scalp infections
Increase hair oil production
Decrease scalp elasticity
Handwashing before and after midwifery procedures aims to ...
Avoid dirt on instruments
Maintain hand aesthetics
Prevent germ transmission
Increase comfort
Pregnancy gingivitis is a change that often occurs in the ...
Hair
Skin
Oral cavity
Ear
Perineal hygiene is particularly important after ...
Childbirth
Immunization
Dental examination
Lunch
A component of personal hygiene related to clothing is that ...
Clothes must be clean and absorb sweat
Clothing color must be bright
Clothes must be tight
Clothes do not need to be changed often
One principle of personal hygiene is a holistic approach that includes ...
Physical, psychological, social, and safety
Physical only
Psychological and emotional
Socioeconomic
According to Potter & Perry (2017), nutrition is the process by which the body receives and uses ...
Water and oxygen
Food substances
Heat energy
Electrolytes
The nutrient component that functions for growth and tissue repair is ...
Carbohydrates
Proteins
Fats
Water
Iron (Fe) deficiency is classified under disturbances of ...
Oxygenation
Nutrition
Elimination
Electrolytes
The body fluid most abundantly found inside cells is called ...
Extracellular
Intracellular
Transcellular
Interstitial
Overhydration is also called ...
Hypovolemia
Hyperkalemia
Hypervolemia
Hyponatremia
Oxygenation is the process of oxygen uptake by the lungs and its use by ...
The liver
The kidneys
Body cells
The skin
The purpose of oxygenation is to ...
Inhibit metabolism
Remove carbon dioxide produced by metabolism
Lower body temperature
Lower blood pressure
An environmental factor that affects oxygenation is ...
Clothing color
Air pollution
Skin color
Food
The condition of reduced oxygen in body tissues is called
Hypoxia
Cyanosis
Anoxia
Asphyxia
In monitoring oxygenation, measurement of oxygen level is performed with the device
Thermometer
Stethoscope
Pulse oximeter
Sphygmomanometer
Elimination is the process of removing metabolic waste to maintain
Skin color
Fluid and electrolyte balance
Blood pressure
Appetite
The process of urine formation begins at the stage
Tubular secretion
Reabsorption
Glomerular filtration
Excretion
The normal adult urine volume per 24 hours is
500–700 ml
1,200–1,500 ml
2,000–2,500 ml
3,000 ml
The normal color of urine is
Dark brown
Clear yellow to deep yellow
Milky white
Pink
One factor that influences urinary elimination is
Skin moisture
Fluid intake
Clothing color
Body shape
Urinary retention is the condition
Inability to hold urination
Inability to fully void urine
Excess urine production
Painful urination
The process of feces formation occurs in the
Large intestine
Kidney
Stomach
Lungs
The normal color of feces is
White
Yellow
Brown
Black
A factor that facilitates defecation is
Low-fiber diet
High-fiber eating pattern
Insufficient water intake
Delaying defecation
One disorder of fecal elimination is
Polyuria
Diarrhea
Anuria
Hypoxia
In Maslow’s theory, elimination belongs to the need category
Social
Aesthetic
Basic physiological
Self-actualization
