Module 3 Test (Body Care, Intake and Output, Feeding etc)

Which practices should be followed when providing personal care to a diabetic patient with reduced circulation?

Which of the following could compromise infection control during a bed bath?

What are warning signs that a pressure sore may be developing?

Which are correct steps in mouth care for dependent patients?

What should be done to prevent pressure sores in bedridden patients?

Which clinical observations must be reported immediately after patient care?

What helps maintain skin integrity in frail patients?

Which factors contribute to pressure injury development?

What are essential steps in effective social handwashing?

Which practices are correct when dressing a dependent patient?

___ It is acceptable to use antibacterial soap regularly as it enhances skin protection

___ Stress and depression can negatively affect a patient’s personal hygiene practices.

___ Dirty linen must be placed directly into the linen trolley, not on other surfaces.

___ Dentures should be brushed and stored in a dry container after cleaning.

___ It is safe to shave an unconscious patient without permission if they appear unkempt

___ Patients with decreased mobility are at higher risk of developing pressure sores.

___ Airborne precautions include keeping the patient’s room door closed and using masks.

___ Normal respiration rate for a resting adult ranges between 16–22 breaths per minute.

___ Dirty or long nails are considered minor and not a health concern in elderly care.

___ Patients should be allowed to make choices about their clothing whenever possible.