Redness at coccyx and patient is immobile

- Assessfor blanching

Patient has IV catheter for right mastectomy, which veins do you select?

- Cephalic vein left distal forearm

Colorectal cancer prevention guidelinesfor patient teaching

- Reduce intake of red meat

Applying catheter to a patient who is uncircumsized

- Roll the foreskin down, apply condom and then and roll back up afterwards

- Place adhesive tape directly on the top If patient have an Artificial eye

- Teach patient to apply pressure below the eye to apply traction to retreat upper and

lower lids to insert the artificial eye

If patient is on restraint

- Remove one restraint at a time

PPE for C-Diff

- Gloves, glown, wash hands with soap and water

59. POINT GAIT

- Bear weight on both legs

- Elbows should be 30% flexed

- Client should move each leg alternatively with opposite crutch

- How to walk with it?the type of order

If you enter a client room and after securing the patient, you want to?

- Pull the alarm

- *RACE*

IF SOMEONE PUT IN EYE DROP

- Make sure they press in corner of the eye

2. a nurse is assessing a client who is immobile and notices a red area over the client’s coccyx. Which of the following

actions should the nurse take?

Change the clients position every 4 hours

Apply petroleum base ointment in the red area

Assess the red area for blanching