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1.Facile

Quale temperatura orale rientra nell'intervallo normale abituale per un adulto?

  1. A101,2 °F (38,4 °C)
  2. B95,2 °F (35,1 °C)
  3. C103,0 °F (39,4 °C)
  4. D98,4 °F (36,9 °C)
2.Facile

Which food is a good source of fiber that helps prevent constipation?

  1. ACheese
  2. BWhite bread
  3. CBran cereal
  4. DIce cream
3.Facile

Why are warm applications especially risky for older residents?

  1. AWarm applications have no effect on older skin
  2. BThey always feel heat more strongly than younger adults
  3. CTheir skin is thicker than younger skin and does not let heat in
  4. DTheir thin skin may not sense heat well, so they burn easily
4.Media

Which signs are typical of Parkinson's disease?

  1. ASudden weakness on one side and slurred speech
  2. BA fast heartbeat, sweating and shakiness from low blood sugar
  3. CTremor, stiff muscles, slow movement and a shuffling walk
  4. DHigh fever, stiff neck and a rash
5.Media

Which environment is most likely to calm a resident with dementia?

  1. AA new room each week so the resident does not get bored
  2. BA changing schedule so each day is a surprise
  3. CA quiet, familiar setting with a regular daily routine
  4. DA busy room with music, television and many visitors
6.Media

A resident is taking a tub bath. Which action is correct when the bath is finished?

  1. ALeave the resident alone in the tub to rest for a while
  2. BAdd more hot water so the resident stays warm while getting out
  3. CDrain the tub before the resident gets out
  4. DHave the resident stand up while the water is still in the tub
7.Difficile

A resident with severe arthritis knows when she needs to urinate but often wets herself because she cannot reach the bathroom in time. Which approach helps most?

  1. APut her in an incontinence brief and change it once a shift
  2. BAnswer her call quickly and keep a commode within reach
  3. CTell her to wait for the scheduled toileting round
  4. DLimit her fluids to one glass a day
8.Difficile

A resident who receives tube feedings takes nothing by mouth. How often does she need mouth care?

  1. AOften, because the mouth gets dry even without eating
  2. BOnly when her family comes to visit
  3. CNever, because no food or drink goes into her mouth
  4. DOnce a week, at the same time her bed linen is changed

Soluzioni

  1. 1. D · 98,4 °F (36,9 °C)
  2. 2. C · Bran cereal
  3. 3. D · Their thin skin may not sense heat well, so they burn easily
  4. 4. C · Tremor, stiff muscles, slow movement and a shuffling walk
  5. 5. C · A quiet, familiar setting with a regular daily routine
  6. 6. C · Drain the tub before the resident gets out
  7. 7. B · Answer her call quickly and keep a commode within reach
  8. 8. A · Often, because the mouth gets dry even without eating

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