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WorksheetsHygiene, sleep, activity
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 17mins
One of the most important things in the hospital is to stop the spread of infection. What is the best way to stop the spread of infection?
PPE
Geling in and out
Washing hands with soap and water
Surgical Asepsis
All are considered objective information except?
High Blood Pressure
Use of accessory muscles
Pain
Moist skin
Ways to prevent falls in the hospital setting? (Select all that apply).
Bed in lowest position
Call light within reach
Brakes unlocked
Non skid footwear
Clutter free room
Nursing interventions to keep patients safe with visual deprivation include all except?
Install Flashing alarms instead of sounding
Use the clock to describe food on their tray
Use the Snellen Chart
Orient them with your voice
O
The nurse is taking care of a client who is hard of hearing. How should the nurse speak to the patient?
Speak loud and slow
Speak in a normal tone of voice, using hand guestures
Use American Sign language
Write everything on a piece of paper
All of the following are ways to promote sleep except?
Encourage a warm bath or shower
Drink caffeine more than 6 hours from bed time
Exercise before going to sleep
Get on a sleep schedule
A patient's body language usually depicts his or her true feelings and emotional state.
true
false
The older you get, the fewer hours of sleep you need.
True
False
Raising the volume of your radio will help you stay awake while driving.
True
False
The human body never adjusts to night shift work.
True
False
Most sleep disorders go away even without treatment.
True
False
What is a circadian rhythm?
A 24 hour period
A 12 hour period
A 6 hour period
A 48 hour period
Which thing keeps someone more awake?
Warm milk
Tea
Coffee
Hot chocolate
Going to sleep at different times every night is good. True or false?
True
False
Which of the following is a benefit of getting good, quality sleep?
Increased risk of heart disease
Improved concentration and productivity
Higher levels of stress
Weakened immune system
Which of the following is a benefit of getting good, quality sleep?
Increased risk of heart disease
Improved concentration and productivity
Higher levels of stress
Weakened immune system
Which of the following is NOT a good sleep habit?
Going to bed at the same time every night
Using electronic devices right before bed
Creating a relaxing bedtime routine
Keeping the bedroom dark and quiet
What is sleep deficiency?
Sleeping more than 10 hours a night
Not getting enough sleep or quality sleep
Sleeping during the day
Having vivid dreams
Which of the following is a potential effect of sleep deprivation?
Enhanced memory
Improved mood
Increased risk of accidents
Better decision-making skills
How does good sleep affect the immune system?
It weakens the immune response
It has no effect on the immune system
It strengthens the immune response
It causes allergies
What is a common sign of sleep deprivation?
Increased energy levels
Difficulty concentrating
Improved physical performance
Enhanced creativity
Which of the following is a recommended practice for improving sleep quality?
Drinking caffeine before bed
Exercising right before sleeping
Keeping a consistent sleep schedule
Eating a large meal before bed
What is the term for the body's natural 24-hour cycle that regulates sleep and wakefulness?
Circadian rhythm
Metabolic rate
Homeostasis
REM cycle
Vivid dreaming occurs in which stage of sleep?
REM (Rapid eye movement)
Stage II non-REM
Stage I non-REM
Delta stage
Allowing persons to perform a specific nursing activity, skill, or procedure that is outside the traditional role and basic responsibilities of the delegatee's current job is the definition for which of the following terms?
Supervision
Delegation
Responsibility
Accountability
Who is ultimately accountable for the outcome of the delegation?
The health care provider
The health care employer
The nurse leader
. The nurse who delegates the activity
All are considered objective information except?
High Blood Pressure
Use of accessory muscles
Pain
Moist skin
Ways to prevent falls in the hospital setting? (Select all that apply).
Bed in lowest position
Call light within reach
Brakes unlocked
Non skid footwear
Clutter free room
What are the primary benefits of bathing? Select FOUR that apply.
Decreases the likelihood of pressure ulcers by 25%
Increases circulation
Provides opportunity for skin assessment
Provides sensory input
Promotes relaxation and comfort
Which of the following hygiene tasks is MOST appropriate to delegate to the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
Foot care on a patient with hypertension and diabetes mellitis type 2
Shower for an elderly patient with a history of psoriasis
Bed bath for a 45 year old client with a surgical incision and a pressure ulcer
Assisting a patient with peripheral vascular disease clip their toenails
An elderly patient who recently suffered a stroke needs assistance with ADLs, which of the following instructions should the nurse give to the UAP who will be assisting her?
"Do everything for her this first time then we will see what she can do on her own tomorrow."
"Let her do all the hygiene tasks and anything she is unable to finish we will do tomorrow for her."
"If one of her children is there go ahead and let them do the ADLs with her."
"Set all of the supplies out and let her do everything she is able."
How often should oral care be done on an unconscious patient?
Every 1-2 hours
Once a day
Every 2-4 hours
After every meal
