NRSE 2221: CHAPTER 25 (HYGIENE) DAVIS PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE 100%
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A nurse is assisting a client who has had a stroke that caused the loss of use of
the left side with activities of daily living. What actions can the nurse take to
encourage self-care and as much independence as possible? Answer - place all
hygiene items on the client's right side and assist with what the client cannot
reach
Which factors can affect a person's hygiene practices? Select all that apply.
-culture
-developmental level
-career choice
-tolerance for cold
-economic status Answer - -culture
-developmental level
-economic status
Which is the most important factor a nurse should consider when planning a
client's hygiene care?
-policies of the facility
-family instruction
-nurse's scheduled tasks
, -client's needs Answer - -client's needs
When is a back massage typically offered as part of scheduled care?
-morning care
-early morning care
-afternoon care
-H.S. care Answer - -H.S. care
Morning care Answer - -typically when the most hygiene is provided .
-bed and bath change is usually done at this time
-After breakfast: Bathing, toileting, hair, skin, bed making
Early morning care Answer - -done right after the client awakens
-usually consists of toileting and mouth care before breakfast
-On awakening: Wash face and hands
afternoon care Answer - -consists of preparing the client for rest or for visitors
-Toileting, handwashing, oral care, readying for visitors
H.S. care Answer - prior to sleep- relaxation activities, readying environment to
facilitate sleep
Which health factors affect a person's self-care ability? Select all that apply.
-pain
-socioeconomic status
-limited mobility
-family involvement
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE 100%
CORRECT
A nurse is assisting a client who has had a stroke that caused the loss of use of
the left side with activities of daily living. What actions can the nurse take to
encourage self-care and as much independence as possible? Answer - place all
hygiene items on the client's right side and assist with what the client cannot
reach
Which factors can affect a person's hygiene practices? Select all that apply.
-culture
-developmental level
-career choice
-tolerance for cold
-economic status Answer - -culture
-developmental level
-economic status
Which is the most important factor a nurse should consider when planning a
client's hygiene care?
-policies of the facility
-family instruction
-nurse's scheduled tasks
, -client's needs Answer - -client's needs
When is a back massage typically offered as part of scheduled care?
-morning care
-early morning care
-afternoon care
-H.S. care Answer - -H.S. care
Morning care Answer - -typically when the most hygiene is provided .
-bed and bath change is usually done at this time
-After breakfast: Bathing, toileting, hair, skin, bed making
Early morning care Answer - -done right after the client awakens
-usually consists of toileting and mouth care before breakfast
-On awakening: Wash face and hands
afternoon care Answer - -consists of preparing the client for rest or for visitors
-Toileting, handwashing, oral care, readying for visitors
H.S. care Answer - prior to sleep- relaxation activities, readying environment to
facilitate sleep
Which health factors affect a person's self-care ability? Select all that apply.
-pain
-socioeconomic status
-limited mobility
-family involvement
