37. Common sites for pressure sores are: a. Elbow, shoulder b. Hips, sacrum, coccyx,buttocks c. All of the above 38. A consumer's dentures should be stored in: a. Tissues b. A denture cup c. Napkins d. The dresser drawer 39. If a consumer can't do his or her oral hygiene, the direct care worker should: a. Ignore the consumer b. Give them gum c. Brush their teeth for them d. Give them some mouthwash and tell them to spit it out 40. Shampooing a consumer who is confined to bed includes: a. Head and shoulders are moved to edge of bed if position is allowed b. Plastic or rubber trough is placed under head and drains into basin c. Multiple towels may be used to help position the head and shoulders d. All of the above 41. To transfer a consumer from the bed to a wheelchair safely,the direct care worker should: a. Place a cushion in the back of the wheelchair b. Use a foot stool c. Lock the wheels on the wheelchair d. Raise the bed to a high position 42. "ambulate with assistance"means: a. Walk with the consumers twice a day b. The consumer can use a wheelchair with help c. Take the consumer's blood pressure d. The consumer can walk with help 43. It is important for the direct care worker to remain in front of the consumer for a few minutes after they stand up and before helping them to a chair, bed or start to walk because: a. The direct care worker needs to think about what to do next b. The consumer may have something to say c. The consumer may feel dizzy from standing up d. The direct care worker wants to take the consumer's pulse 44. Which statement is FALSE when transferring the consumer from the bed to a chair? a. Assesses the consumer's ability to help b. Inform the consumer about the transfer and what he/she needs to do

With regard to clinical assessment, obtaining the baseline happens in the beginning, implementing the treatment plan that is agreed upon happens more so in the middle. and then making sure the treatment produces the desired __ occurs at the end. Testing Baseline Outcome Interview

Determine whether the study is an experiment or an observational study, and than identify a major problem with the study. A medical researcher tested for a difference in systolic blood pressure levels between ma's and female students who are 12 years of age. She randamly selected lour males and four ferrales lor has study. This is an $\square $ because the researcher $\square $ the individua's. $\square $ experiment

For this discussion, you will take a step out of the traditional material found in your textbook into a topic that you might be familiar with: COVID-19.As our society continues to live with the effects of the pandemic, we begin to shift our focus to long-term issues like "long COVID." The World Health Organization (WHO) defines long COVID as a condition that "occurs in individuals with a history of probable or confirmed SARS CoV.-2 infection, usually 3 months from the onset of COVID -19 with symptoms that last for at least 2 months and cannot be explained by an alternative diagnosis." One issue that has been of concern with long COVID is cardiovascular issues. Visit the links below, and provide your reply to the prompts below from what you have read. - Even Mild COVID Cases Can Cause Long-Term Heart Problems. Researchers Find Heart Problems After COVID 19 - How Does COVID-19 Affect the Heart? E Instructions For this discussion, respond to these prompts: - What does this mean for our future? - How will we be able to deal with this moving forward? - How do you think the topic of COVID relates to the overall theme of Chapter 19? - How do you think this would relate to your future profession? - How could this information be impactful (good or bad) as it relates to the human body? Initial Post [Due by Thursday 11:59 pm CST

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Question: 3 of 25 A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a newly hired assistive personnel (AP)about working with clients who require assistance with ADLs. Which of the following activities should the nurse include as an ADL? Toileting Writing Ambulating Talking

When an older adult reports food is no longer desirable, which normal change of aging does the nurse discuss with the patient about this symptom? Metabolism slows. The senses of taste and smell decrease. The body rejects large quantities of food. Fewer nutrients are needed to maintain health.

Identify each term to the matching definition. 1. Identifying code assigned when preauthorization is required (Click to select) 2. $\square $ iks a health plan for approval of a service and gets a response Referral waiver Prior authorization number (ak a. certification number) 3. HIPAA Referral Certification and Authorization cian 4. Document a patient signs to guarantee payment when a referral authorization is pending (Click to select)

Final Assessment - Medical Terminology in Health Science Medical Terminology in Health Science 14 of 20 Fill in the blanks using the word bank provided below. NOTE To complete this question without using the drag and-drop feature, first click on a single answer choice from the answer choice box, then click in the response container you wish to answer. This will "drop" the answer choice into the response container. To complete this question while utilizing a screen reader, use the Tab key to navigate to an answer choice. Answer choices can be selected and inserted using the Enter key, Spacebar, left mouse button or touchpad. Using any of these keys.select your answer choice Use the up and down arrow keys to navigate to the response container you wish to place the selected answer into Press the key again to "drop" the answer choice into the response container Medical terminology can often be broken down to identify the core of a word. which is called the $\square $ This part of the word often can $\square $ a body part or $\square $

Complete the following sentence by using the lists of options. A nurse is caring for a client who has osteoporosis. Exhibit 1 __ Exhoit 3 Exhibit 4 Exhbit 5 Provider Prescriptions 2 months ago: Denosumab 60 mg subcutaneously every 6 months The nurse should first address the client's Select... followed by the client's Select. $\square $

What is one key benefit of physical activity mentioned in Chapter 7? Improves memary Lowers intelligence Reduces curiosity Increases blood pressure