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When moving a client up in bed the nurse asks the client to fold the arms across the chest and lift the head with the chin on the chest What is the rationale for placing the client in this position?
When moving a client up in bed, the nurse asks the client to fold the arms across the chest and lift the head with the chin on the chest. What is the rationale for placing the client in this position? To prevent hyperextension of the neck. Two nurses are moving a client up in bed.
When preparing to move a patient in bed the nurse should?
CORRECT. Placing the patient in the supine position with the head of the bed flat is the recommended position to use to move a patient up in bed. A patient will be moved up in bed with the use of a friction-reducing device.
What is the priority action of the nurse prior to transferring a patient from bed to wheelchair?
What is the priority action of the nurse prior to transferring a patient from bed to wheelchair? Lock the brakes on the bed.
When preparing to move a patient in bed What will the nurse do first a assemble adequate help to move the patient B assess the patient’s ability to help with moving c determine the patient’s weight d decide on the most effective means of moving the patient?
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When preparing to move a patient in bed, what will the nurse do first? Assess the patient’s ability to help with moving. When preparing to move a patient in bed with the help of an assistant, which posture will both caregivers use to ensure their own safety?
When logrolling a client the nurse should use supportive devices in turning the client in order to?
Terms in this set (40) When logrolling a client, the nurse should use supportive devices in turning the client in order to: maintain the natural alignment of the client’s body. Two nurses will transfer an older adult client from her bed to a chair later in the day.
When moving a client up in bed How should you position the head of the bed?
The goal is to pull, not lift, the patient toward the head of the bed. The 2 people moving the patient should stand on opposite sides of the bed.
How do you move an immobile patient?
What are the steps in moving a patient up in bed?
Lean in the direction of the move, using your legs and body weight. Ask the patient to cross their arms over their chest. On the count of 3, lift and pull the patient up. Repeat this step as many times as needed to position the patient.
When you give a bed bath which body part is washed first?
Start by washing the shoulder, upper body, arm, and hand. Move to the hip, legs, and feet. Rinse each area free from soap and pat dry before moving to the next. Check for redness and sores during the bed bath.
Do you transfer to the strong or weak side?
When transferring a client who has a weak side, position the chair on his strong side. For a client who is weak, you must have control of the shoulders and hips during a transfer. Never transfer a client by lifting him under the arms! This can cause nerve damage, fractures, and shoulder dislocation.
How do you support a client to sit up in bed?
On the count of three, gently raise the patient to sitting position. Ask patient to push against bed with the arm closest to the bed, at the same time as you shift your weight from the front foot to the back foot. This allows the patient to help with the process and prevents injury to the health care provider.
When transferring a resident from bed to wheelchair where should the wheelchair be placed?
Place the wheelchair next to the bed at a 45-degree angle and apply brakes. If a patient has weakness on one side, place the wheelchair on the strong side.
Which action would decrease a patient’s pain before a transfer with a hydraulic lift?
Which position is used when applying the sling to transfer a patient from the bed to a chair with a hydraulic lift? Which action would decrease a patient’s pain before a transfer with a hydraulic lift? A. Stop the transfer if the patient expresses or displays physical signs of pain.
How should employees and patients move their feet when preparing to move in a different direction?
How should employees and patients move their feet when preparing to move in a different direction? Slide feet until the body is pointing to the right direction. Keep feet still while turning the body in the right direction. Keep body still while turning the feet to the right direction.
When preparing to transfer a resident What is the first priority?
Lying on the back with head elevated 30 to 60 degrees. When preparing to transfer a resident, what is your first priority? Safety.
When turning a client in bed what muscle groups would the nurse use to pull the client to the opposite side of the bed?
Terms in this set (11) When turning a client in bed, what muscle groups would the nurse use to pull the client to the opposite side of the bed? RATIONALE: The nurse would tighten gluteal and abdominal muscles, flex the knees, and use the leg muscles to do the pulling. This saves strain on the nurse’s lower back.
At what time would a nurse assess the gait of an ambulatory patient?
At what time would a nurse assess the gait of an ambulatory patient? Explanation: Begin the physical assessment of an ambulatory patient the moment the patient walks into the room, observing gait, posture, and voluntary or involuntary movements.
When bathing a client the nurse notices that the client has a rash on her arms What would be an appropriate nursing intervention?
When bathing a patient, the nurse notices that the patient has a rash on her arms. What would be an appropriate nursing intervention? Use a tepid bath to relieve inflammation and itching.
How often should you turn patients?
Changing a patient’s position in bed every 2 hours helps keep blood flowing. This helps the skin stay healthy and prevents bedsores.
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