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ACCI01SV5 Section IV 40. Open areas caused by failure to frequently reposition an immobile client are called: a) Pressure Sores bị Decubitus Uicers ) Bed Sores d All of the above

ACCI01SV5 Section IV 40. Open areas caused by failure to frequently reposition an immobile client are called: a) Pressure Sores bị Decubitus Uicers ) Bed Sores d All of the above

Phlebotomy Essentials
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doos.google.0om This version of Safari is no longer supported. Please upgrade to a dupported browter NACC201SV S Section IV. Module Body Systems 68 40. Open areas caused by failure to frequently reposition an immobile client are called: a) Pressure Sores b) Decubitus Uicers c) Bed Sores d) All of the above 41. Due to the fragile skin condition of most elderly cients, the most common injury is a) Skin tear b) Burn E) Scabies d) Frostbite 42. Major structures of the urinary system are: a) Kidney, ureter, bladder and unrethra b) Kidney, uterus, bladder and urine c) Kidney, ureters, prostate gland and urine d) Kidney, ureter, uterus and urethra 43. The tube running from the kidney to the bladder is known as the: a) Urethra b) Ureter ) Vagina d) Nephron 44. The average output of urine in a 24-hour period is: a) 2000 ml b) 2500 ml c) 1500 ml d) 3500 ml 45. Function of the kidney is to: a) Filter waste products from the blood to be excreted from the body b) Regulate biood pressure ) Control the amount of fluid and electrolyte retained or excreted from the body di Al of the above
Transcribed Image Text:doos.google.0om This version of Safari is no longer supported. Please upgrade to a dupported browter NACC201SV S Section IV. Module Body Systems 68 40. Open areas caused by failure to frequently reposition an immobile client are called: a) Pressure Sores b) Decubitus Uicers c) Bed Sores d) All of the above 41. Due to the fragile skin condition of most elderly cients, the most common injury is a) Skin tear b) Burn E) Scabies d) Frostbite 42. Major structures of the urinary system are: a) Kidney, ureter, bladder and unrethra b) Kidney, uterus, bladder and urine c) Kidney, ureters, prostate gland and urine d) Kidney, ureter, uterus and urethra 43. The tube running from the kidney to the bladder is known as the: a) Urethra b) Ureter ) Vagina d) Nephron 44. The average output of urine in a 24-hour period is: a) 2000 ml b) 2500 ml c) 1500 ml d) 3500 ml 45. Function of the kidney is to: a) Filter waste products from the blood to be excreted from the body b) Regulate biood pressure ) Control the amount of fluid and electrolyte retained or excreted from the body di Al of the above
[noc This version of Satari is no longer supported. Please upgrade to a sunported browser Dism the group. Each group will put together a presentation of no less than five and no more than ten minutes, and present this information to the class. All of the folowing topics must be covered. Extra topics can be addressed if the group finds them relevant or interesting 1. Direct your discussion around the following points: a Country or countries where this culture originates b. Languages spoken C Dietary practices d. Health care practices for the elderly, and philosophy on aging Male/female interactions, thoughts on family and raising chidren f. Religion and religious practices within the culture E Practices associated around iliness and death h. Important customs, holidays or festivals One or more people in the group may choose to interviewa person from this culture and bring the information back to the group. However, this is not mandatory. Your presentation must have a visual component such as handouts, a poster, or eamples of foods (not all of these are necessary). It you wish, overheads or PowerPoint presentations can be done. Each person in the group may take part in the presentation. Each person in the group wil recelve the same mark, providing they all contribute equaly. The final question. if your dient were a member of this cuitural group, what unique challenges could you have when providing care? 2. The asignment will be marked out of 5 marks for each category Guidelines were mat . Organiation of materia Visual comgonent d. Neatness and legibity of asignment and
Transcribed Image Text:[noc This version of Satari is no longer supported. Please upgrade to a sunported browser Dism the group. Each group will put together a presentation of no less than five and no more than ten minutes, and present this information to the class. All of the folowing topics must be covered. Extra topics can be addressed if the group finds them relevant or interesting 1. Direct your discussion around the following points: a Country or countries where this culture originates b. Languages spoken C Dietary practices d. Health care practices for the elderly, and philosophy on aging Male/female interactions, thoughts on family and raising chidren f. Religion and religious practices within the culture E Practices associated around iliness and death h. Important customs, holidays or festivals One or more people in the group may choose to interviewa person from this culture and bring the information back to the group. However, this is not mandatory. Your presentation must have a visual component such as handouts, a poster, or eamples of foods (not all of these are necessary). It you wish, overheads or PowerPoint presentations can be done. Each person in the group may take part in the presentation. Each person in the group wil recelve the same mark, providing they all contribute equaly. The final question. if your dient were a member of this cuitural group, what unique challenges could you have when providing care? 2. The asignment will be marked out of 5 marks for each category Guidelines were mat . Organiation of materia Visual comgonent d. Neatness and legibity of asignment and
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