Chapter 9 and 10

Question 1

Medical asepsis

Answer 1

Clean technique

Question 2

Pathogenic

Answer 2

Disease-producing

Question 3

Fowler’s

Answer 3

Head of bed raised to angle of 45 degrees or higher

Question 4

Semi-Fowler’s

Answer 4

Head of bed raised approximately 30 degrees

Question 5

Trendelenburg

Answer 5

Bed tilted downward towards head of the bed.

Question 6

Reverse trendelenburg

Answer 6

Bed tilted downward toward foot of the bed

Question 7

Flat

Answer 7

Parallel with flood

Question 8

Vertigo

Answer 8

Dizziness

Question 9

Syncope

Answer 9

Fainting

Question 10

axilla

Answer 10

Armpit

Question 11

Umbilicus

Answer 11

Navel

Question 12

Febrile

Answer 12

Showing Fever symptoms

Question 13

Pressure injury

Answer 13

Injuries to the skin and underlying tissue resulting from prolonged pressure on the skin

Question 14

Stage 1 pressure injury

Answer 14

Injury in localized area of skin

Question 15

Stage 2 pressure injury

Answer 15

Partial-thickness loss of dermis

Question 16

Stage 3 pressure injury

Answer 16

Full-thickness tissue loss, subcutaneous fat is sometimes visible,but bone,tendon, and muscle are not exposed

Question 17

Stage 4 pressure injury

Answer 17

Full-thickness Tissue loss with exposed bone, tendon, cartridge,or muscle.

Question 18

Unstageable/unclassified Pressure injury

Answer 18

Injury involves for thickness tissue loss, a wound base covered by sloughe (Yellow, tan, gray, green, or brown)

The true depth and stage of the injury cannot be determined until the base of the wound has been exposed

Question 19

Suspected deep tissue pressure injury

Answer 19

The wound appears as a localized purple or maroon area of discolored intact skin or a blood filled blister

Question 20

Vasoconstriction

Answer 20

Narrowing of the blood vessels

Question 21

Circumorbital

Answer 21

Area around the eye