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PNR 116 EXAM QUESTIONS ANDSOLUTIONS A+ RATED
barrier techniques - -PPE
- fowlers position - -sitting in upward position
- prone position - -lying face down with face turned to side
- no lift policy - -identifies ways to safely move while lifting a patient
- what are the 3 basic elements of body mechanics? - -1.body alignment 2.
balance 3. coordinated body movement
- what causes back injuries? - -increased force, repetitive motion, improper
lifting techniques
- what does bill 85 state? - -before using any restraints make sure there is
no better alternative option
- what is a chemical restraint? - -use of medication to restrain a patient
- What is a physical restraint? - -restrictions that hold a patient against their
will Example: geri chair
- What is an environmental restraint? - -use of lock ward/ units
- What are the steps of donning PPE? - -1. hand hygiene
2. gown
3. mask
4.eye protection
5.gloves
- steps for doffing PPE - -1. remove gloves
2.gown
3. hand hygiene
4. eye protection
5. mask
6. hand hygiene
- what is hyper extension? - -extension beyond normal range
- what is aduction? - -movement towards body center
, - what is abduction? - -movement away from body
- what are the types of range of motion? - -active and passive
- What is tachyphea? - -fast breathing
- what is brandyphea? - -slow breathing
- What is trachycardia? - -Fast heart rate
- What is bradycardia? - -Slow heart rate
- What is a normal blood pressure? - -120/80
- What is hypertension? - -140/90
- what is the normal body temp for ear and oral? - -98.6 F
- what is the normal temp for rectal? - -99.6 F
- What is the normal temp for Axillary? - -97.6 F
- What part of the brain controls temperature? - -Hypothalamus
- What are factors effecting body temperature? - -Age, exercise,hormones,
stress
- When BMR is increased does the temp increase or decrease? - -increase
- What does febrile mean? - -with fever
- What does Afebrile mean? - -Without fever
- 1 kg is how many grams? - -1000
- 1 Gram is how many Milligrams? - -1000
- 1 milligram is how many Mcg? - -1000
- 1 Mcg is how many Grams? - -0.000001
- 1 Liter is how many milliliters - -1000
- 1 milliliter is how many liters? - -0.001
- 1 milliliter is how many cc? - -1
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