Positioning Pressure Ulcers/Prevention Fevers Pre op/ Post op Wheel chair, Walker, Gait belt
100
What is low fowlers
30 degrees
100
What is not an opened wound
Stage 1 pressure ulcers
100
What is a fever
100.4
100
What is Pre- Op and Post- op
Steps for surgery
100
What is a Wheel chair
Device used for people that can't walk
200
What is high fowlers
90 degrees
200
What is reaching into the muscle and bone causing damage tissue
Stage 4 pressure ulcers
200
What is areas a temperature can be taken
Axillary, Temporal, Oral, Ear, Anal
200
What is Post- Op
Helping patients get back to where they were before surgery
200
What is a Walker
Device used for people who need a assistance with walking
300
What is semi fowlers
45 degrees
300
What is positioning every hour
Prevention of pressure ulcers
300
What is normal body temperature
98.6 degrees Fahrenheit
300
What is Pre-op
Explaining procedures to patients
300
What is a Gait belt
Device used for nurses who help patients with walking
400
What is fowlers used for
For patients that have difficulty breathing
400
What is the cause of pressure ulcers
Shears, Pressure, Friction
400
What are symptoms of a fever
Sweating, Chills, Headache, Muscle aches
400
What is Post - Op
Pain management and Rest
400
What are common questions asked by nurses when using these devices
Dizzy, Weak, Tired
500
What is lateral position used for
For patients getting their bed changed
500
What is common areas for pressure ulcers
Tailbone, Buttocks, Legs, and Arms
500
What causes a fever
Virus, Bacterial infection
500
What is Pre- Op
Assessment and Gathering
500
What is the number one safety precaution to use with a wheel chair
Lock the Wheels






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