HCA 201B – WRITTEN PORTION CERTIFIED QUALITY EXAM WITH
GRADED A+ SCORE SOLUTION REVIEW
Care measures for clients with urinary incontinence
Encourage adequate fluid intake, as directed by the care plan.
• encourage the client to wear cotton undergarments.
• provide perineal care, as needed . Keep the perineal area
clean and dry.
• decrease fluid intake before bedtime (the client's daily fluid
intake is usually not restricted, however).
• provide proper skin care
Guidelines for collecting urine specimens
Use a clean container for each specimen.
• use a container appropriate for the specimen.
, • label the container accurately. Write on it the client's full
name, address or room and bed number, date, and the time the
specimen was collected.
• do not touch the inside of the container or lid.
Preventing odors in ostomy bag
Proper skin care
Good hygiene
Emptying the pouch regularly
Avoiding gas-forming foods
• placing deodorants into the pouch (as per the care plan)
Safety guidelines for oxygen therapy
• never remove the device (cannula, mask) used to administer
oxygen.
GRADED A+ SCORE SOLUTION REVIEW
Care measures for clients with urinary incontinence
Encourage adequate fluid intake, as directed by the care plan.
• encourage the client to wear cotton undergarments.
• provide perineal care, as needed . Keep the perineal area
clean and dry.
• decrease fluid intake before bedtime (the client's daily fluid
intake is usually not restricted, however).
• provide proper skin care
Guidelines for collecting urine specimens
Use a clean container for each specimen.
• use a container appropriate for the specimen.
, • label the container accurately. Write on it the client's full
name, address or room and bed number, date, and the time the
specimen was collected.
• do not touch the inside of the container or lid.
Preventing odors in ostomy bag
Proper skin care
Good hygiene
Emptying the pouch regularly
Avoiding gas-forming foods
• placing deodorants into the pouch (as per the care plan)
Safety guidelines for oxygen therapy
• never remove the device (cannula, mask) used to administer
oxygen.
