Exam 16: Moving and Positioning Patients

While caring for a patient who has a spinal cord injury, the nurse obtains assistance to logroll the patient.The nurse intervenes when observing the assistant prepare for the logroll by standing at which patient location?

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Question 21

The nurse encourages a patient to take full, deep breaths to keep the alveoli open to prevent which complication from occurring?

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Question 22

Which positioning device does the nurse place to prevent the patient from experiencing an external rotation of the legs?

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Question 23

The nurse reinforces teaching for the caregiver on an immobile patient who will be discharged home soon.Which caregiver action when supervising care indicates the need for the nurse to intervene?

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Question 24

The nurse presents information regarding the Handle With Care campaign that was instituted by the American Nurses Association (ANA)to new staff members.Which staff member statements indicates correct understanding of the information presented?

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Exam 16: Moving and Positioning Patients

While caring for a patient who has a spinal cord injury, the nurse obtains assistance to logroll the patient.The nurse intervenes when observing the assistant prepare for the logroll by standing at which patient location?

The nurse encourages a patient to take full, deep breaths to keep the alveoli open to prevent which complication from occurring?

Which positioning device does the nurse place to prevent the patient from experiencing an external rotation of the legs?

The nurse reinforces teaching for the caregiver on an immobile patient who will be discharged home soon.Which caregiver action when supervising care indicates the need for the nurse to intervene?

The nurse presents information regarding the Handle With Care campaign that was instituted by the American Nurses Association (ANA)to new staff members.Which staff member statements indicates correct understanding of the information presented?

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