#1
Which of the following is an essential aspect of patient positioning?
Ensuring comfort
Minimizing blood pressure
Avoiding communication with the patient
Ignoring patient preferences
#2
What does 'ROM' stand for in the context of patient mobility?
Range of Movement
Running over Medicine
Regulating Orthopedic Movement
Regular Observation Measure
#3
Which of the following is a primary goal of patient positioning?
Promoting circulation
Inducing sleep
Limiting patient movement
Increasing pain perception
#4
What does the acronym 'BRP' represent in patient care?
Basic Routine Protocol
Bathroom Requiring Procedure
Bed Rest Policy
Bowel Retraining Program
#5
What is the purpose of utilizing a footboard in patient positioning?
To prevent foot drop
To increase blood flow to the feet
To restrict movement
To elevate the legs
#6
Which of the following is a common risk associated with improper patient positioning?
Increased mobility
Decreased risk of pressure injuries
Decreased risk of contractures
Musculoskeletal strain
#7
Which device is commonly used to assist patients with limited mobility?
Glucometer
Spirometer
Walker
Stethoscope
#8
What is a common complication associated with prolonged immobility in patients?
Increased risk of pressure ulcers
Improved muscle strength
Reduced risk of deep vein thrombosis
Enhanced joint flexibility
#9
Which of the following techniques can help prevent pressure ulcers in immobilized patients?
Regular repositioning
Avoiding hydration
Decreasing nutritional intake
Limiting range of motion exercises
#10
What is the purpose of using a draw sheet when repositioning patients?
To minimize friction and shear
To provide warmth
To immobilize the patient
To increase pressure on bony prominences
#11
What is a common technique to assist patients in turning while in bed?
Using a lift
Applying manual pressure to the limbs
Encouraging patients to turn themselves
Ignoring patient discomfort
#12
Which of the following is a benefit of proper patient positioning in terms of respiratory function?
Reduced lung expansion
Increased risk of atelectasis
Improved oxygenation
Decreased risk of pneumonia
#13
Which of the following positions is commonly used to promote lung expansion in patients?
Fowler's position
Supine position
Trendelenburg position
Sims' position
#14
Which position is recommended for patients with hypotension?
Supine position
Trendelenburg position
Fowler's position
Lateral recumbent position
#15
Which position is recommended for patients experiencing shortness of breath?
Trendelenburg position
Fowler's position
Supine position
Prone position
#16
Which position is recommended for patients with GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease)?
Fowler's position
Supine position
Trendelenburg position
Sims' position
#17
Which position is recommended for patients undergoing lumbar puncture?
Fowler's position
Supine position
Trendelenburg position
Lateral recumbent position