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NR224 FUNDS:SKILLS POSITIONING EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE GRADED A++
The nurse sees that the client's Injury to the brachial plexus
bottom arm is extended more than 90
degrees in a lateral position. The nurse
knows that this may put the client at
risk for which of the following?
When in a prone position, the nurse Toes
knows to examine the client for skin Ears
breakdown on which areas? Select all that Knees
apply.
To prevent complications, what is the Every two hours
maximum amount of time the nurse
should wait to reposition a client?
The nurse is reviewing the client's chart. Age, weight, and diagnosis
Select the data that would be pertinent in
deciding on a positioning option.
A nurse is observing an unlicensed The UAP slides the client up in the bed and then onto their side.
assistive personnel (UAP) reposition a
client on their side. What action would
indicate that the UAP needs more
education?
The client is in a sitting position with the Semi-Fowler's
head of the bed elevated about 45
degrees.
Hips should be aligned with the spine.
The nurse needs to reposition the client in
Top leg needs to be bent and supported by a pillow.
this image to a lateral position. Select the
Left arm should be bent and supported by a pillow.
correct position of the extremities.
Bottom leg needs to be straight so weight is on the right hip.
The client has a diagnosis of Reverse Trendelenburg
gastroesophageal reflux disease. The
nurse knows that after eating which
position should the client be kept in?
A client suffered a stroke and is paralyzed Support the right arm with pillows.
on the right side. What action should
be taken by the nurse to properly
position them?
A client in Fowler's position asks, "Why is "It keeps your foot straight and prevents foot drop."
there a board under my feet?" What is the
nurse's best response?
A client injured their spine in a skiing Prone
accident and is receiving rehabilitation
services. Which position is
contraindicated for this injury?
1: Not a pressure point
The nurse is repositioning a client and 2: Pressure point
needs to assess the pressure points 3: Not a pressure point
4: Pressure point
A nurse is caring for a client who is Fowler's position
experiencing difficulty breathing. Which
position should the nurse place the client
in to promote breathing?
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2
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NR224 FUNDS:SKILLS POSITIONING EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE GRADED A++
The nurse sees that the client's Injury to the brachial plexus
bottom arm is extended more than 90
degrees in a lateral position. The nurse
knows that this may put the client at
risk for which of the following?
When in a prone position, the nurse Toes
knows to examine the client for skin Ears
breakdown on which areas? Select all that Knees
apply.
To prevent complications, what is the Every two hours
maximum amount of time the nurse
should wait to reposition a client?
The nurse is reviewing the client's chart. Age, weight, and diagnosis
Select the data that would be pertinent in
deciding on a positioning option.
A nurse is observing an unlicensed The UAP slides the client up in the bed and then onto their side.
assistive personnel (UAP) reposition a
client on their side. What action would
indicate that the UAP needs more
education?
The client is in a sitting position with the Semi-Fowler's
head of the bed elevated about 45
degrees.
Hips should be aligned with the spine.
The nurse needs to reposition the client in
Top leg needs to be bent and supported by a pillow.
this image to a lateral position. Select the
Left arm should be bent and supported by a pillow.
correct position of the extremities.
Bottom leg needs to be straight so weight is on the right hip.
The client has a diagnosis of Reverse Trendelenburg
gastroesophageal reflux disease. The
nurse knows that after eating which
position should the client be kept in?
A client suffered a stroke and is paralyzed Support the right arm with pillows.
on the right side. What action should
be taken by the nurse to properly
position them?
A client in Fowler's position asks, "Why is "It keeps your foot straight and prevents foot drop."
there a board under my feet?" What is the
nurse's best response?
A client injured their spine in a skiing Prone
accident and is receiving rehabilitation
services. Which position is
contraindicated for this injury?
1: Not a pressure point
The nurse is repositioning a client and 2: Pressure point
needs to assess the pressure points 3: Not a pressure point
4: Pressure point
A nurse is caring for a client who is Fowler's position
experiencing difficulty breathing. Which
position should the nurse place the client
in to promote breathing?
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