#1
Which of the following is a common complication in patients with impaired mobility?
Pneumonia
Hypertension
Hyperthyroidism
Diabetes mellitus
#2
Which of the following is a primary goal when caring for a patient with impaired mobility?
Promoting independence
Restricting social interactions
Limiting physical activities
Minimizing emotional support
#3
What is the primary purpose of using assistive devices for patients with impaired mobility?
To limit their movement
To promote independence and safety
To immobilize their limbs
To restrict social interactions
#4
Which of the following nursing interventions is essential for preventing constipation in patients with impaired mobility?
Encouraging a high-fiber diet and adequate fluid intake
Limiting fluid intake
Administering laxatives regularly
Encouraging prolonged bed rest
#5
Which of the following interventions is crucial for preventing aspiration pneumonia in patients with impaired mobility?
Encouraging a supine position during meals
Assisting with proper positioning during meals and feeding
Limiting fluid intake during meals
Administering sedatives before meals
#6
What is the most appropriate nursing intervention for a patient with impaired mobility to prevent pressure ulcers?
Encouraging frequent position changes
Applying direct pressure to affected areas
Using a firm mattress for the bed
Decreasing fluid intake to reduce urine output
#7
Which of the following techniques is commonly used for transferring a patient from bed to chair?
Logrolling
Supine to prone
Fowler's position
Use of a mechanical lift
#8
What is a common nursing intervention to prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in patients with impaired mobility?
Encouraging ambulation
Limiting fluid intake
Administering anticoagulants only
Elevating the affected limb
#9
Which of the following is an appropriate measure to maintain skin integrity in a patient with impaired mobility?
Using hot water for bathing
Applying lotions with strong fragrances
Performing regular skin assessments
Avoiding the use of pressure-relieving devices
#10
Which of the following nursing interventions helps prevent muscle atrophy in patients with impaired mobility?
Encouraging bed rest
Performing passive range of motion exercises
Limiting protein intake
Avoiding elevation of the limbs
#11
What is the recommended frequency for turning a bedridden patient to prevent pressure ulcers?
Every 12 hours
Every 4 hours
Every 24 hours
Once a day
#12
What is the purpose of range of motion (ROM) exercises in patients with impaired mobility?
To improve joint flexibility and prevent contractures
To increase muscle strength only
To induce muscle fatigue
To immobilize the affected joints
#13
Which of the following complications is associated with prolonged immobility in patients?
Decreased risk of deep vein thrombosis
Increased risk of orthostatic hypotension
Enhanced respiratory function
Decreased risk of pressure ulcers
#14
What is the rationale behind elevating the lower extremities for a patient with impaired mobility?
To promote venous return and reduce edema
To increase blood pressure
To decrease blood flow to the legs
To prevent skin breakdown
#15
Which of the following interventions is essential for preventing urinary stasis in a patient with impaired mobility?
Encouraging fluid intake
Limiting bathroom visits
Using a bedside commode
Assisting with intermittent catheterization
#16
Which of the following assessments is crucial in evaluating the effectiveness of nursing interventions for patients with impaired mobility?
Blood pressure measurement
Pulse oximetry
Mobility status and skin integrity
Temperature assessment
#17
What is the primary purpose of using a gait belt when assisting a patient with impaired mobility?
To restrict the patient's movement
To maintain proper alignment and provide support
To apply pressure to the patient's abdomen
To prevent social interactions