502 Skin Integrity Jeopardy Template

Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5
100 Report change in ___ ______ Skin condition	100 Water touches skin Cold moist therapy	100 How to coordinate lifting and moving? Move on a certain count, use gait belt, ask for help	100 Dorsal Recumbent position Lying on the back with the knees flexed	100 30 degree lateral reclined position Hips rotated 30 degrees, pillows between legs and under arm
200 ____ skin dry when bathing Pat	200 Compress, soaks, sitz bath Warm moist- therapy	200 Skin is the body's first ___ __ ______ Line of defense	200 Horizontal Recumbent position also known as supine position, patient is lying on the back with the face up	200 Fowler's position A semi-sitting position; the head of the bed is raised between 45 and 60 degrees
300 Reposition resident every ____ hours 2	300 Assist with examinations & procedures, prevent bedsores Positioning	300 2 types of skin therapy? Warm & cold	300 Prone Position Lying on abdomen, facing downward (head may be turned to one side)	300 Sim's Position Lying on left side with right knee drawn up and with left arm drawn behind, parallel to the back.
400 What is a common name for pressure ulcers? Bedsores	400 Keep skin ____ and ____ clean and dry	400 Pads with circulating warm water Warm dry therapy	400 Side-Lying position Body alignment position of resident lying on their side in bed. Also referred to as lateral position.	400 Why are good body mechanics necessary? Prevent injury to resident and NA, promotes comfort
500 bedsores are caused by ....? Continuous pressure on an area of skin	500 Bedsore primarily occur on? Bony Prominence's	500 Water doesn't touch skin Cold dry therapy	500 Lateral position Resident positioned on right or left	500 Why do we need to reposition the resident? Eliminate pressure, provide comfort, stimulate circulation

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