新加坡en考试 test 2-answer.08.docVIP

1. When should postmortem care be performed? a. after the family views the body b. immediately after the doctor pronounces the patient dead c. when rigor mortis sets in d. after the body goes to the morgue 2. A walker may be used if the client can a. support some weight. b. use her hands well. c. balance without help. d. walk independently. 3. A cane should be used on a. the affected (weak) side of the body. b. the unaffected (strong) side of the body. c. the side with the strongest arm. d. the weak side one day, strong side next day. 4. A EN is collecting linens for a bed change and drops a sheet on the floor. What should the EN do? a. Ignore it and leave it on the floor. b. Place it back on the linen cart. c. Discard it in the soiled linen hamper. d. Use it anyway 5. When applying a cold treatment to a patient, it is important to observe the patient closely for signs of a. redness. b. dizziness. c. fainting. d. cyanosis. 6. The purpose of correctly positioning the client is to a. prevent skin breakdown. b. maintain function of joints and musdes. c. increase comfort. d. all of the above 7. A surgical bed should be left in what position? a. Fowlers position b. lowest horizontal position c. semi-Fowlers position d. highest position 8. The preferred way to remove a bedpan from a client who is unable to lift her buttocks is to a. use a mechanical lifting device. b. have another nursing assistant lift the client. c. turn the client to the side while holding the pan. d. slowly slide the pan from under the client. 9. After shaving a patient with a safety razor, the EN should a. cover it before discarding. b. wrap it in a paper towel and drop it into the trash can. c. dispose of it in a sharps container. d. place it in the patients drawer for reuse. 10. When a client complain