WorksheetsChapter 4 Review
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 28mins
What does cataracts affect
eyelash
eyelid
Lens of eye
face
How to prevent increasing symptoms of GERD
Lay down right after eating
Do not lay down after eating
Spicy foods
Lay down while eating
When providing peri care how should you wipe the resident?
Front to back
Back to Front
With the same part of the cloth as you cleaned the face
Dirty area first to cleanest area
What kind of shoes should a pt with numbness and tingling wear?
Tight supportive shoes
Skid shoes
Bare feet only
Loose non skid shoes
Should you apply lotion to areas of skin that are burned or have had a chemical reaction?
Yes
No
IDK
What medication is used to treat glaucoma
Oral Pills
Medicated lotions
Eye drops
Nitroglycerin
Term for HTN
Hyperthermia
Hypertension
Hyperglycemia
Hyperstimulation
Medication to treat CHF causes increased or decreased urinary output
Increased
Decreased
When ambulating a pt with an affected side do you stand on the affected or unaffected side
Unaffected side
Affected side
What position do you place a pt with respiratory diseases
Supine
Prone
Fowlers
Sims
True or False The higher the spinal cord injury the greater the loss of body functions?
False
True
Who is at a greater risk for UTIs
Men
Women
What disease process do I have if I have excessive thirst, hunger, and frequent urination
Diabetes
Dementia
Hypertension
Cancer
True or False: It is important to observe diabetic pts feet often
True
False
Trachea, Bronchi, Lungs are part of what system
Urinary
Nervous
Skeletal
Respiratory
What system supplies food, oxygen, hormones to cells
Respiratory
Nervous
Circulatory
Skeleton
Your Central Nervous system includes your brain, spinal cord, your peripheral nervous system also includes
teeth, mouth
heart, lungs
Eyes, ears, and skin
Leg, arm, feet
Hypertension reading is this fraction and above
119/79
130/80
105/65
80/50
Atrophy
Decrease in size
Increase in size
size stays the same
How often do your turn a bedridden pt
Every hour
Every 2 hours
Every 3 hours
Once a shift
True or false: Autoimmune diseases do not involve the immune system
True
False
the process of preparing food physically and chemically so that it can be absorbed into the cells.
(a)
the inability to eliminate stool, or the infrequent, difficult, and often painful elimination of a hard, dry stool.
(a)
a surgically-created opening from an area inside the body to the outside.
(a)
an artificial opening in the body.
(a)
chemical substances created by the body that control numerous body functions.
(a)
a condition in which the pancreas produces too little insulin or does not properly use insulin.
(a)
a medication given rectally to cause a bowel movement.
(a)
the process of expelling solid wastes (made up of the waste products of food) that are not absorbed into the cells.
(a)
a cluster of abnormally-growing cells.
(a)
sex glands.
(a)
a hormone that converts glucose into energy for the body.
(a)
the permanent and often painful shortening of a muscle or tendon, usually due to lack of activity.
(a)
a disease that causes bones to become porous and brittle, causing them to break easily.
(a)
paralysis on one side of the body.
(a)
weakness on one side of the body.
(a)
trouble communicating thoughts through speech or writing.
(a)
difficulty swallowing.
(a)
