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Module 7: Care Planning Restorative Care, Docume ...

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    Module 7
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  • Assessment involves:
    Collecting information about the client
    Implementing the care plan
    Evaluating and measuring the effectiveness of the care plan
    Carrying out or performing the elements of the care plan
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  • An acute cause of disability is:
    Arthritis
    Spinal cord injury
    Diabetes
    Leg fracture
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  • Examples of self-care devices include all of the following EXCEPT:
    A sock assist
    Long-handled sponges for bathing
    A cane
    A button hook
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  • Why is it important to keep a record of previous vital signs?
    The doctor or nurse can compare each measurement.
    The support worker can prove that they were taken.
    See if the readings obtained are accurate compared with others.
    The client’s family can check to see if the care is being given.
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  • For how long should you take an irregular pulse?
    30 seconds
    5 minutes
    1 full minute
    2 minutes
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  • Health care workers as well as the client and family members are part of the rehabilitation team.
    False
    True
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  • Restorative care is usually provided by the family physician.
    False
    True
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  • An orthotic is:
    Restoring a client to the highest level of functioning possible
    An artificial replacement for missing body parts
    The process of correcting a deformity
    An apparatus worn for support
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  • Which member of the rehabilitation team assesses the client’s performance of activities of daily living?
    The speech–language pathologist
    The physiotherapist
    The occupational therapist
    The case manager
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  • Rhythm and force are characteristics of a pulse
    False
    True
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  • What best describes a pulse oximeter? It is a device that:
    Measures the oxygen level in the blood and pulse
    Measures the client’s pulse and blood pressure
    Assesses the client’s response to pain
    Measures the pH level of the client’s blood
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  • The statement “Urinary elimination, impaired” is on a care plan. This statement is a(n):
    Medical diagnosis
    Evaluation
    Nursing diagnosis
    Assessment
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  • Effective planning for a client’s care begins
    Determining goals
    Setting deadlines
    Selecting resources
    Identifying needs
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  • Objective data is information that is reported by a client:
    True
    False
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  • The written guide giving directions about the care a client should receive is the:
    Chart
    Medical record
    Kardex
    Nursing care plan
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  • “I didn't sleep at all last night because of the pain in my back.” This statement is:
    Subjective data
    Objective data
    A nursing diagnosis
    It is an assessment.
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