Chapter 6

Question 1

Colostomy

Answer 1

Opening into the large intestine the store will be formal or semi formal

Question 2

Dependent

Answer 2

Relying on others need assistance from others

Question 3

Friction

Answer 3

Rubbing against the surface

Question 4

Gastronomy

Answer 4

Opening into the stomach

Question 5

Hygiene

Answer 5

Methods of preserving health usually refers to keep in the body clean

Question 6

Ileostomy

Answer 6

Opening into the small intestine the stew will be liquid

Question 7

Lesion

Answer 7

An opening or sore on the skin

Question 8

Ostomy

Answer 8

Surgical creation of a stoma

Question 9

Perineal care

Answer 9

Bathing or clean in the area of the body which includes the genitals external sex organs groin and rectal area usually called Peri-care

Question 10

Paralysis

Answer 10

Loss of function send Seshan of movement usually of an extremity arm or leg

Question 11

Podiatrist

Answer 11

Individual who specializes in the care of the feet

Question 12

Pressure ulcer

Answer 12

Any lesion caused by unrelieved pressure that result in damage to the underlying tissues although friction and sheer are not primary causes of pressure ulcers friction and Sharon are important contributing factors to the development of pressure ulcers lesions development especially areas were bones are close to skin with continuous pressure and lack of body supply to the area

Question 13

Shearing

Answer 13

Force of skin over the bone when the bones move but the skins days at point of contact

Question 14

Stoma

Answer 14

An artificial opening between a body cavity and the body surface

Question 15

Tracheostomy

Answer 15

Opening into the windpipe trachea in the neck

Question 16

Ureterostomy

Answer 16

Ureter tube taking learn from the kidney is attached to the surface of the skin

Question 17

Activities of daily living

Answer 17

Doing activities necessary for people to complete basic needs such as hygiene even eliminating and moving