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Question 1 of 5

The circulatory effect of venous return is accomplished by bathing:

A. the back along the trapezius muscles.

B. the extremities in a distal-to-proximal direction.

C. the arm farthest away from you first, then the nearer arm.

D. the extremities in a proximal-to-distal direction.

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Question 2 of 5

The staff nurse says that your patient refused her bath yesterday and really needs one today. The patient says she is too exhausted to have a bed bath and just wants to sleep. Your best response would be:

A. That's fine. Sleep is more important than a bath, anyway.'

B. I will do your bath first, then you will sleep better.'

C. I have other patients to care for, so we need to do your bath now.'

D. You rest now, and I will come back in about an hour to do your bath.'

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Question 3 of 5

You are giving evening care to your patient. What care will you provide?

A. Assist with toileting

B. Give a warm, wet washcloth for washing hands and face

C. Change the gown

D. Offer a back massage

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Question 4 of 5

In which situations would it be inappropriate for the nurse to delegate the patient's personal care to a CNA or UAP?

A. A patient whose vital signs are unstable

B. A patient who requires total care

C. A patient whose capabilities to assist with personal care are unknown

D. A patient who is from a different culture

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Question 5 of 5

You know a patient with diabetes needs more teaching about nail care when he says:

A. My daughter can cut my toenails so they are rounded without any sharp edges.'

B. I won't clip my toenails anymore. I will just file them.'

C. Any reddened area on my feet can be a problem, so I will tell the doctor if I see any.'

D. I don't want to risk even a small cut on my toes or feet.'

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