105-110 F
40.5-43.3 C

How to feed a stroke patient with one sided weakness

Palm up

correct brushing direction when providing oral care to a patient

position : patient lying flat on their abdomen

first arm you take out of the gown if the patient has an IV

Hip level

correct position for the CPCT when ambulating with your patient while using a gait belt

denture to remove first

bed made for larger patients

Blood, pain, constipation, diarrhea, incontinence, frequency, difficulty toileting, etc.

Before you feed your patient, do this

first leg to bring forward when using cane, walker, or crutches

Head of bed slightly up and head turned to the side

always do this to bed before leaving the room

Make sure this is in reach while toileting or when you leave the room.

the improper inhalation of a substance or object into the lungs

patient's leg can only bear a portion of the body weight

the anal and genital areas

do this before entering a patient's room to make their bed

arm that you place in the gown first when putting a new gown on

Difficulty swallowing

Foley bag should be here at all times when transferring patients

two reasons a patient may need a sitz bath

Position: Flat on back with legs elevated