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physical hygiene is necessary for what?

comfort. safety, well being

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ill patients require ______ with personal hygiene

assistance

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what needs to be made when caring for patients of different culture, ages, and patients comfort levels?

special considerations

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what do hygiene practices include?

skin, hair, nails, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, feet, and perineal area

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hygiene is never ____

routine

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use _______ skills to promote the therapeutic relationship

communication

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while providing hygiene care, assess what?

emotional status

health promotion practices

health care education needs

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when you’re performing hygiene care, what should you also perform?

good time to perform an assessment

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cultures practice different ….

hygiene rituals

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avoid forcing _____ unless hygiene affect health

changes

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a person’s _____ belief might go against standard hygiene practices

religious

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hygiene varies based on a patient’s ____

needs

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why is therapeutic communication needed during hygiene?

the patient may be self conscious

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what assessment will most likely be given during hygiene care?

skin

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what do we have to look out for in elderly patients during hygiene care?

pressure ulcers, other ailments that nursing homes miss, differentiating what pt came in with vs. what they developed inside the hospital

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how does socioeconomic class influence the type and extent of hygiene practices used?

wealthier people may have more of an ability to take care of themselves hygiene wise

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let ______ preference dictate hygiene practice

personal

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what does bariatric mean?

obese

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for bariatric patients, why do you need to lift and separate folds when cleaning the skin?

moisture and bacteria settles under folds and skin will be irritated

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for bariatric patients, use ____-_____ cleansers and dry skin thoroughly

non soap

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how often should you be assessing an incontinent patient hygiene wise?

frequently, especially if they can’t verbalized if they’re soiled or not

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what should you avoid using during the hygiene care of a incontinent patient?

soap and excessive force

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how should you handle the hygiene care of a young child or infant?

never leave child unattended and have supplies within easy reach

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why do older adults require less frequent bathing?

their skin integrity is weaker and thinner. the more you wash their skin, the more irritated it gets

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what should you avoid when cleaning an older patient?

hot water and drying cleaning products

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what is unique to the hygiene care of older patients?

their dentures. dentures get lost or haven’t been cleaned in a very long time

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who might a bed bath be delegated to within the hospital?

PCAs or LPN / LVN

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during a bed bath, do not disconnect….

IV tubing

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during a bed bath, do not remove or manipulate…

medical devices

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when should a bed bath be provided?

early morning care, morning care, afternoon care, hour of sleep care, and as needed (PRN)

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when patient is being cleaned, we as nurses should be assessing what?

wounds and injuries

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what is priority during a bath?

maintaining safety

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what should be provided during a bath?

privacy

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maintain ____ during the bath

warmth

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during baths, you should promote patient _________

independence

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during baths we should be anticipating the ____ of the patient

needs

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during hygiene, always perform ____ ____ first and foremost

hand hygiene

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during hygiene move from ____ to ____ areas

cleanest to dirtiest

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during hygiene, always use clean _____

gloves

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during hygiene, ensure the water _____ is appropriate

temperature

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when doing hygiene care, use which tactics to ensure safety of ourselves and our patients?

body mechanics and safe patient handling

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what are the most common nursing injuries?

back injuries

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what should we be sensitive to when handling a patient’s hygiene?

privacy

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we should incorporate the patient’s _____ level and ____ preferences when performing hygiene care

comfort level and cultural preferences

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when making a bed, whether unoccupied or occupied, ______ bed to working height

raise

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what should we do with soiled linens?

keep it away and stored appropriately. don’t hold onto it, put on the floor

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where should soiled linen go?

straight into the hamper

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why should we not fan linen?

by fanning linen, bacteria is flying all over the room and infection spreads quickly

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when making an occupied bed, ____ and _____ the patient properly

turn; reposition

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when making an occupied bed, assess for physical activity _____ for the patient

limitations

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when making an occupied bed, assess the patient’s ____ ability

cognitive

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when making an occupied bed, note the presence and position of any _____ or ____

tubes; drains

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when making an occupied bed, assess the need for _____/_____ of patient

lifting and repositioning

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when making an occupied bed, assess ____ and any interventions needed

skin