Ch9 Test Questions & Answers The Client's Room

Chapter 9

The Client’s Room

Multiple Choice Questions

1. All of the room space, furniture, and equipment provided by the hospital for one patient is called the

A) patient environment.

B) patient care area.

C) patient unit.

D) none of the above

2. An alternating-pressure mattress reduces pressure on the

A) heels.

B) shoulders.

C) elbows.

D) all of the above

3. A portable patient lift

A) is safer to use for both patient and staff.

B) provides a safe mechanism to transfer a patient who needs full assistance.

C) both A and B

D) none of the above

4. A bed cradle is used to

A) care for infants.

B) eliminate pressure and support the weight of the top linen.

C) care for pediatric patients.

D) none of the above

5. Keeping the patient’s room tidy and organized is a priority because

A) it helps the patient and family feel comfortable.

B) it ensures that care can be provided safely.

C) both a and b

D) it makes it easier to restock supplies.

6. A foot board is used to

A) help patients to walk straight.

B) help patients to walk better.

C) prevent foot drop.

D) none of the above

7. Disposable equipment

A) might be used only one time.

B) needs almost no care and is usually prepackaged.

C) might be used several times on one patient.

D) all of the above

8. Which of the following is a way to provide comfort for the client?

A) Assist in repositioning.

B) Refill the water pitcher.

C) Provide extra blankets.

D) all of the above

9. Which of the following activities promotes respect for the client?

A) providing comfort for the patient in any way possible

B) knocking before entering

C) providing privacy

D) all of the above

10. When caring for a client in their home, remember that

A) families are all alike.

B) you should expect the client’s home to be similar to yours

C) you are in charge.

D) you may see foods, customs, and beliefs different from your own

11. Which of the following is an unsafe condition?

A) loose steps

B) wet floors

C) dimly lit hallway

D) all of the above

12. The personal care provider should remember the following when working with clients in long-term care facilities:

A) enter the room as you would your own house

B) allow residents to bring any of their furniture and personal belongings into the facility

C) personal items are allowed with no restrictions as this promotes client comfort

D) although the long-term care facility is your work environment, it is home for the residents

True/False Questions

1. An alternating-pressure mattress reduces pressure to the back and shoulders.

True LO#2-Explain different types of equipment that may be found in the patient’s unit

2. A frame shaped like a barrel cut in half is used to keep bed linens on the patient.

3. Long-term care clients often may bring pieces of their own furniture with them.

4. A bed board is the same thing as a foot board except it is used for other body parts.

5. A mechanical client lift is used to lift the patient from the bed to the bathroom.

6. When in the client's home, move any furniture that is in your way.

7. Let your patient know that it is your pleasure to assist them.

True LO#4-Describe the significance of the personal care provider’s attitude when caring for clients in their own homes

8. In a long-term care facility, special consideration needs to be paid to making their rooms as home-like as possible.

9. When working with your client in their home, if you feel your client requires durable medical equipment or supplies similar to those used in the hospital, you may request the client purchase them.

10. The personal care provider needs to ensure their client’s room is organized so all items are accessible all the time.

11. If your client is in a room used by more than one client, the client’s unit is the area that can be screened off for privacy by drawing curtains.