Test 3--Chapter 18 The Resident's Unit Flashcards
A resident unit is the __________, ________, and _______ provided for the person by the nursing center
A resident unit is the personal space, furniture, and equipment provided for the person by the nursing center
Most healthy people are comfortable when the temperature is _____ to _____.
Most healthy people are comfortable when the temperature is 68° F to 74° F.
Older and chronically ill persons may need _______ temperatures
Older and chronically ill persons may need higher temperatures
Nursing centers maintain a temperature range of _____ to _____.
Nursing centers maintain a temperature range of 71° F to 81° F.
To protect persons from drafts:
- Make sure they wear the correct clothing.
- Make sure they wear enough clothing.
- Offer __________ to those in chairs and wheelchairs.
- Provide enough ______ for warmth.
- Cover them with ________ when giving care.
- Move them from drafty areas
To protect persons from drafts:
- Make sure they wear the correct clothing.
- Make sure they wear enough clothing.
- Offer lap robes to those in chairs and wheelchairs.
- Provide enough blankets for warmth.
- Cover them with bath blankets when giving care.
- Move them from drafty areas
Good nursing care, ________, and housekeeping practices help prevent odors
Good nursing care, ventilation, and housekeeping practices help prevent odors
To decrease noise:
- Control your _____.
- Handle _______ carefully.
- Keep equipment in good working order.
- Answer phones, signal lights, and intercoms ________.
To decrease noise:
- Control your voice.
- Handle equipment carefully.
- Keep equipment in good working order.
- Answer phones, signal lights, and intercoms promptly.
Good lighting is needed for _______ and _______.
Good lighting is needed for safety** and **comfort.
Comfortable lighting:
- Lessens _____.
- Allows the resident to control the _______, ________, and ________ of light.
- Allows persons who are visually impaired to maintain or increase independent functioning.
Comfortable lighting:
- Lessens glare.
- Allows the resident to control the intensity, location, and direction of light.
- Allows persons who are visually impaired to maintain or increase independent functioning.
- Beds have _______ or _______ controls.
- Beds are raised _________ to give care.
- The lowest _______ position lets the person get out of bed with ease.
- The head of the bed is flat or raised varying degrees.
- Beds have electrical or manual controls.
- Beds are raised horizontally to give care.
- The lowest horizontal position lets the person get out of bed with ease.
- The head of the bed is flat or raised varying degrees.