hello guys good morning welcome back to my youtube channel this is miss henderson
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and um today i really have some questions actually that i'm going to be reading from the computer and
i'm going to be giving you the rational for the question these are some questions that you can
possibly find on prometric exams so you know pay attention and um i'm going to give you
the answers but um just bear in mind that try to answer these questions while i'm reading these um
questions try to um try to formulate the answers on your own because when you go to prometric
you're gonna be taking this um exam on your own nobody's gonna be there to really help you
so that being said i know i like to talk so you know a little chit chat now and then um
the first questions we have here is inactive and immobility may cause all of the following except
now a lot of students have difficulties with the word accept and i can remember also in nursing
school in the beginning of my nursing career i was having difficulty also with the word accept
so inactivity and immobility may cause all of the following except pressure ulcers
permanent contractures increase intestinal peristalsis
secretions remaining in the lung
so inactivity inactivity and immobility means that a patient is unable to move maybe it's a
bedbug patients and they're not able to um to get up and do things on their own of course we
know immobility contributes to pressure ulcers contractures mean that when the um the muscles
kind of get stiffened up and you know your hands kind of get contracted so that's contracture
increase in intestinal peristalsis means that your gi system starts to slow down as you get
older and of course if you are immobile that also can contributes to a decrease in peristalsis
um secretion remaining in the lung that's the correct answer for this question secretion
remaining in the lung um that's the correct answer let's look at question number two
the nurse aide knows that the term up ad-lib means a client
is not permitted out of bed b is independent with balance period of of of of rest and activity
c is out of bed at meal time only d will need assistance for all activities of daily living
so now this is a medical terminology in order to understand this question
guys that's what i'm saying you guys need to know certain medical terminologies because if you don't
know how you supposed to answer these questions so ad-lib means is a patient is independent with
with balanced periods of rest and activity that's the correct answer for question number two
let's look at question number three when lifting a patient it is important to use good body mechanics
the nurse's age should a keep the patient at arm length
b bend at the knee c twist at the waist move the patient rapidly so what do you think is
the correct answer for this question now we talked a lot about this in class when we talked
about body mechanics and um you guys know ms henderson always emphasized that you know proper
body mechanic is critical in the healthcare fee because there's so many nurses and cnas
are out because of they're not using proper body mechanics
you know have back problems and knee problems and all sorts of things so bend at the knee
it's the correct answer for question number three so let's look at question number four
what we have here question number four a common sign of approaching debt is a increased appetite b
normal or elevated vital signs c see
severe increasing pain the decrease in body function so we know when somebody
is approaching death their body systems are shutting down their heart the liver the kidney
everything is shutting down so the correct answer for this question will be decreased body function
question number five tuberculosis is a disease of the
now you you have to know what is tuberculosis tuberculosis is an infectious disease and um
to answer this question you have to know what it is all about the basic definition of it so
it affects the throat the colon the lungs the kidney so what do you think is the correct answer
for this question tuberculosis is it infectious disease it's travel it's a nearborn and we know it
primarily attacks the lung because patients with um tuberculosis they have difficulty have night
sweats difficulty breeding so on and so forth and that's the one that they have to wear a n95 mask
tuberculosis let's look at question number six the nursing assistant notes
that the client respiratory rate is zero wow the nursing assistant should
a resume the client's normal care b wait 10 minutes and check the client's respiration again
c inform the the client's family that the client is dead d contact the charge nurse immediately
so let's say you're a cna and you're going into a client's room
and you find they're not breathing unresponsive and they're not breathing what are you gonna do
so what is within your scope of practice as a cna that you will do that
is correct contact the charge nurse that's the correct answer that's within your scope of
practice we have to contact the charge nurse for because that's who we're working under
question number seven after a client dies the client's spouse wished to share his emotions
the nurse's age should a listen and try to provide comfort b change the subject c
tell the spouse to contact a counselor now that's crazy imagine telling the spouse she just lost her
husband or her wife and telling her to contact a counselor to get some kind of emotional support
that might be at that period of time i think that might be a little bit too you know very very um
cold send him to the chargers so no if if a client lost someone and they're going through
the grieving process as a cna you should sit and listen and try to provide some emotional comfort
and that is showing like empathy that imagine if you know you were in that situation what
what would you do or how would you feel so it's listen and provide emotional um support question
number eight guys an example of special device to help prevent contractures or is it hand roll
is it um let me see what are the choices we have hand roll uh doppler air mattress monometer so
what do you think is the correct answer to prevent contractures somebody is having contractures of
their arm what type of a device that you can use that would keep the arm in proper body alignment
so it would be an hand roll so hand roll is a device a lot of times sometimes the pt provides
it or sometimes if you want to be creative and innovative that's cool you could take like a um
like a washcloth and kind of wrap it up wrap it and fold it and just put it in the
hands of the patient just to keep the um you know the hands like abducted like that okay
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