FON BED BATH

Question 1

is a self-care by which people attend to such functions as bathing, toileting, general
body hygiene, and grooming.

Answer 1

Hygiene

Question 2

is provided to clients as they awaken in the morning. This care consists
of providing a urinal or bedpan to the client confined to bed, washing the face and hands, and
giving oral care.

Answer 2

EARLY MORNING CARE

Question 3

is often provided after clients have breakfast, although it may be provided
before breakfast. It usually includes providing for elimination needs, a bath or shower, perineal
care, back massages, and oral, nail, and hair care. Making the client’s bed is part of morning
care.

Answer 3

MORNING CARE

Question 4

E is provided to clients before they retire for the night. It usually
involves providing for elimination needs, washing face and hands, giving oral care, and giving a
back.

Answer 4

HOUR OF SLEEP OR PM CARE

Question 5

is the cleaning and providing hygienic care to clients in bed.

Answer 5

BED BATH

Question 6

Rubbing with long smooth strokes from the distal to proximal parts of extremities facilitates increased VENOUS BLOOD FLOW RETURN.

Answer 6

TRUE

Question 7

Purpose of Bath

Answer 7

 To remove transient microorganisms, body secretions and excretions, and dead skin cells
 To stimulate circulation to the skin

Question 8

Categories of BATH

Answer 8

-Cleansing Baths
-Therapeutic Baths

Question 9

Cleansing Bed Bath

Answer 9

• Complete Bed Bath
• Self-Help Bed Bath
• Partial Bath
• Bag Bath
• Towel Bath
• Tub Bath
  -Sponge Baths
• Shower

Question 10

are given chiefly for hygiene purposes

Answer 10

Cleansing Baths

Question 11

CLEANSING BATHS

The nurse washes the entire body of a dependent client
in bed

Answer 11

Complete Bed Bath

Question 12

CLEANSING BATHS

Clients confined to bed are able to bathe themselves with
help from the nurse for washing the back and perhaps the feet.

Answer 12

Self-Help Bed Bath

Question 13

CLEANSING BATHS

(abbreviated bath). Only the parts of the client’s body that might
cause discomfort or odor, if neglected, are washed: the face, hands, axillae, perineal area, and back.

Answer 13

PARTIAL BATH

Question 14

CLEANSING BATHS

This bath is a commercially prepared product that contains 10 to 12 presoaked disposable washcloths that contain no rinse cleanser solution. The
package is warmed in a microwave.

Answer 14

BAG BATH

Question 15

CLEANSING BATHS

This bath is similar to a bag bath but uses regular towels. The
client is covered and kept warm throughout the bathing process by a bath
blanket. The nurse gradually replaces the bath blanket with a large towel that
has been soaked with warm water and no-rinse soap. The client is then gently
massaged with the warm, wet, soapy towel. The wet towel is replaced with a
large dry towel for drying the client’s skin.

Answer 15

TOWEL BATH

Question 16

CLEANSNG BATHS

Tub baths are often preferred to bed baths because it is easier to
wash and rinse in a tub. Tubs are also used for therapeutic baths. The amount of
assistance the nurse offers depends on the abilities of the client.

Answer 16

TUB BATH

Question 17

CLEANSING BATHS

are suggested for the newborn. After the bath, the infant
should be immediately dried and wrapped to prevent heat loss. Parents need
to be advised that the infant’s ability to regulate body temperature has not
yet fully developed.

Answer 17

SPONGE BATHS

Question 18

CLEANSING BATHS

Many ambulatory clients are able to use shower facilities and
require only minimal assistance from the nurse

Answer 18

SHOWER

Question 19

s are given for physical effects, such as to soothe irritated skin
or to treat an area (e.g., the a (e.g., the perineum). Medications may be placed in the water

Answer 19

Therapeutic Baths

Question 20

is generally taken in a tub one third or one half full. The client remains
in the bath for a designated time, often 20 to 30 minutes

Answer 20

therapeutic bath

Question 21

2 types of Bath Mitt

Answer 21

-Tringular Method
-Rectangular Method

Question 22

How to Clean the Eyes

Answer 22

Start from the inside corner toward outside of eye.

Question 23

aka: ‘abbreviated bath

Answer 23

Partial

Question 24

baths intended to treat a body area

Answer 24

Therapeutic

Question 25

the body part that is cleansed from 2 = the stroke used in washing the faceInner to outer canthus

Answer 25

Eyes

Question 26

the extremity that is washed first

Answer 26

Face

Question 27

Baths that wash the entire body of a dependent patient

Answer 27

Complete

Question 28

the stroke used in washing the face

Answer 28

Circular

Question 29

bath for new born

Answer 29

sponge bath

Question 30

provision of hygienic care to patient in bed\

Answer 30

Bed Bath

Question 31

part that is washed next after the face

Answer 31

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