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61. A resident with dementia is having problems dressing. 64. A person has an IV. When putting on the clean gown, YOl Which measure will not help? first put it A. Let the person dress himself or herself to the extent A. On the arm with the IV possible. B. On the ann without the IV B. Let the person choose what to wear from 2 or 3 outfits. C. Over the person's head C. Stack clothes in the order that they will be put on. D. So that the ties are in the front D. Complete the process as quickly as possible. 65. A resident has an IV in his right arm. He wears a standarc 62. A person has an IV. When changing the person's gown, you gown and has an IV pump. Which is correct? first A. Put his gown on the right arm first and then on the left ar A. Remove the gown from the arm with no IV B. Put his gown on the left ann first and then on the right ar B. Remove the gown from the arm with the IV C. His right arm is not put through the sleeve of the gown. C. Remove the IV D. TIle gown is put on so that the ties are in the front. D. Ask the person what he or she wants to wear 63. When changing the gown of a person with an IV, you keep the IV bag A. Hanging on the IV pole B. Below the person C. Above the person D. On the bed

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40. You nick a resident's face. What should you do? 51. When giving nail and foot care, the feet usually soak for A. Apply direct pressure to the bleeding site. minutes. B. Call for the nurse. A. 5 to 10 e. Apply a Band-Aid. B. 10to 15 D. Wait for the bleeding to stop, e. 15 to 20 41, and mustaches need D. 20 to 25 A. Daily washing and combing 52. When giving nail and foot care. the nurse and care plan tell B. Care after meals you all of the following except e. Care at bedtime A. What water temperature to use D. Weekly shampooing B. How long to soak the feet and fingernails 42. A resident has a , His beard is trimmed e. What observations to report and record A. Daily D. How to assist the podiatrist B. Weekly 53. What do you use to clean under fingernails? e. When the nurse thinks it is too long A. Scissors D. Only with his consent B. Nail clippers 43, Foot care is important because e. An emery board A. Of poor circulation to the feet and legs D. An orange stick B. Of diabetes and vascular disease 54. Nails arc shaped with e. It helps prevent infection, injury, and odors A. Scissors D. Gangrene and amputation can occur B. Nail clippers 44. Women in nursing centers do not shave their legs or e. An emery board underarms. D. An orange stick A. True B. False 55, When giving foot care, which is correct? 45. Long or broken nails are dangerous because they A. Support the person's foot and ankle. A. Can scratch the skin B. Soak the feet for 30 minutes. B. Cause infection e. Use a scissors. e. Cause blisters D. Position the person in the supine position. D, Lead to gangrene 56. When giving foot care, which is correct? 46. Nail care helps prevent all of the following except A, Thoroughly wash and dry between the toes. A. Hangnails B. Clip toenails straight across. B. Ingrown nails e. Shape nails. e. Nails torn away from the skin D. Apply powder between the toes. D. Blisters 57. You are assisting a resident to dress. Which is correct? 47. Dirty feet, socks, or stockings can harbor microbes and A. The person chooses what to wear. cause B. You decide what the person should wear. A. Foot odors e. The nurse tells you what the person should wear. B. Blisters D. The family decides what the person should wear. e. Foot injuries 58. You arc assisting a resident to dress. Which is incorrect? D. Gangrene A. Provide for privacy. 48. When giving nail care, you use all of the following except B. Choose what the person should wear. A. Scissors C. Encourage the person to do as much as possible. B. Nail clippers D. Support the arm or leg when removing or putting on a e. Emery board garment. D. Orange stick or nail tile 59. Which is correct when removing clothing'? 49. Fingernails arc A. It is removed from the strong side first, A. Cut with a scissors B. It is removed from the weak side first. B. Clipped in a rounded shape e. Pullover garments are removed first. e. Clipped straight across D. Garments that open in the front arc removed first. D, Always clipped by an RN 60. Clothing is put on 50. Nursing assistants do not A. The strong side first A. Clip fingernails B. The weak side tirst B. File fingernails e. In the order that the person prefers e. Cut toenails if a person has diabetes D. In the order directed by the nurse D. Push back cuticles

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20. A male resident is 86 years old. How often is his 30. When legs with a safety , you start at the washed? A. A. Once a week B. Thigh B. Daily C. Ankle C. Three times a week D. D. As often as he chooses 31. When shaving the face and underarms with a safety razor 21. A resident gets her hair done in the . During which is correct? her shower. her hair is protected with a A. Shave in the direction of hair growth. A. Towel B. Shave in the direction opposite hair growth. B. Bath blanket C. Shave from left to right. C. Shower cap D. Shave from right to left. D. Hand-held nozzle 32. A center's is used to shave several men. TI 22. A resident has limited range of motion in his neck. What shaver is cleaned shampooing method is best for him? A. Daily A. Shampooing during his shower B. Every shift B. Shampooing at the sink C. Between each use C. Shampooing on a stretcher D. After all the men are shaved D. Shampooing at the overbed table 33. A resident receives anticoagulant drugs. To shave the 23. When shampooing a person in bed, you need a person's face, you need to use a(n) A. tray and basin A. Razor blade B. Hand-held nozzle B. Safety razor C. Stretcher C. Electric shaver D. Hair dryer D. Blade shaver 24. The shampoo method used depends on all of the following 34. Shaving is done except A. When the skin is soft A. The person's condition B. After the skin dries completely B. Safety factors C. At bedtime C. How much time you have D. Before the bath D. Personal choice 35. Disposable shavers are discarded 25. A person uses a medicated shampoo. What should you do A. Into the wastebasket with the shampoo after washing the person's hair? B. Into a sharps container A. Place it in the bedside stand. C. With dirty linen B. Place it on the overbed table. D. After 3 uses C. Leave it in the bathroom. 36. Which arc risks when using a blade razor? D. Give it to the nurse. A. Nicks and cuts 26. To prevent shampoo from getting into the eyes, which is B. Irritated skin and rashes correct? C. Sores A. The person is shampooed at the sink or on a stretcher. D. Pediculosis corporis B. A hand-held nozzle is used. 37. When shaving a person, you must follow C. The hair is rinsed thoroughly. A. Standard Precautions and the Bloodborne Pathogen D. The person holds a washcloth over the eyes. Standard 27. The nurse asks you to use a on a person's B. Surgical asepsis hair. To use the hair conditioner correctly, you must C. OBRA regulations A. Follow the nurse's directions D. Accrediting agency standards B. Follow the directions on the container 38. Before shaving a man's face with a safety razor, you neec C. Ask the person what to do to do all of the following except D. Rinse thoroughly A. Put on gloves 28. A resident has sores. When shampooing the person's B. Apply a warm washcloth to his face hair, you need to C. Apply A. Use a hand-held nozzle D. Dry the face thoroughly B. Wear gloves 39. You are shaving a resident's face with a safety razor. Wh; C. Shampoo the person at the sink kind of strokes do you lise around his chin and lips? D. Use a medicated shampoo and conditioner A. Short strokes 29. A resident has dementia. To shave the person's face, you B. Long strokes need to usc a(n) C. Left to right strokes A. Razor blade D. Right to left strokes B. Safety razor C. Electric shaver D. Blade shaver

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I. Excessive is 11. Which type of hair tends to mat and tangle? A. Alopecia A. Long B. Dandruff B. Curly C. Pediculosis C. Short D. Hirsutism D. Coarse 2. is 12. Which prevents matting and tangling? A. Alopecia A. Brushing and combing daily B. Dandruff B. Shampooing daily C. Pediculosis C. Using hair conditioner D. Hirsutism D. Cutting hair 3. Pediculosis capitis is an infestation of lice on the 13. A resident's hair is matted and tangled. Which is correct? A. Scalp A. the person's hair. B. Body B. Cut the person's hair. C. C. Brush or the person's hair starting near the hair D. ends. 4. Which is not a sign or symptom of lice? D. Shampoo the person's hair. A. Itching 14. A resident has curly hair. What should you use for hair B. Complaints of something moving in the hair care? C. Oily hair A. A hand-held nozzle D. Irritability B. A brush with sharp bristles 5. An excessive amount of dry, white tlakes from the scalp is C. A comb with sharp teeth A. Alopecia D. A wide-toothed comb B. Dandruff 15. A resident has small . Which is incorrect? C. Pediculosis A. The person's consent is needed to undo the braids. D. Hirsutism B. The braids are removed for shampooing. 6. Grooming measures do all of the following except C. Small braids are a common practice in some cultural A. Prevent infection groups. B. Promote comfort D. The person decides how his or her hair is styled. C. Affect self-esteem needs 16. When combing curly hair, you start at the D. Promote safety A. Neckline 7. Who chooses how a person's hair is styled? B. Hair ends A. The nurse C. Scalp B. The health team D. Forehead C. The family 17. A resident needs her hair brushed. You just changed her D. The person pillowcase. What should you do? S. Brushing and combing hair are done A. Ask her to wait until she is in the bathroom. A. During early morning care B. Place a towel across her pillow. B. During morning care C. Change the pillowcase again. C. During afternoon care D. Comb her hair instead of brushing it. D. Whenever needed IS. You assist a person with hair care. You need to report all of 9. Brushing keeps hair soft and shiny because the following except A. Circulation to the scalp increases A. Coarse Of curly hair B. Scalp oils arc spread along the hair shaft B. Scalp sores C. Mats and tangles arc prevented C. Patches of hair loss D. Lice are removed D. Very oily hair 10. When brushing hair that is not matted or tangled, you start 19. To give hair care, you begin by parting the hair into ___ at the sections. A. Scalp A.2 C. 4 B. Forehead B.3 D. 5 C. Back of the head D. Hairends

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