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Geriatrics Exam 3 - Select all that applyOnline version SATA questions by Kelsie Orr 1 Restraints contribute to serious injuries and worsen cognitive functions. Examples of restraints include: Choose one or more answers a geri-chairs b wrist ties and vests c bilateral full-length side rails d electronic devices that alert when the client attempts to leave a designated area e physical supervision of the client by an aide/caregiver 2 What are examples of ways to stimulate the senses and create a pleasing environment? Choose one or more answers a Freshly cut flowers b Smell of food cooking c Birds to listen to d Painting the walls gray e Adding throw rugs f Using bright, fluorescent lighting 3 What are some recommendations for older women to reduce the risk of developing osteoporosis? Choose one or more answers a Daily calcium intake of at least 1000 mg b Calcium from carbonate and citrate are the most common forms c Calcium carbonate should be taken at doses not more than 500 mg at one time d Daily calcium intake of at least 2000 mg e Reduce the amount of dairy products consumed 4 What is the appropriate teaching for an older adult client with delayed gastric emptying? Choose one or more answers a Eat several small meals throughout the day rather than 3 large meals b Avoid or limit fried foods c Sit in high Fowler's position while eating and for 30 minutes after meals d Limit food intake at each meal e Consume more red meat f Limit fluid intake at meals 5 What is true about older adults and their risks for dehydration? Choose one or more answers a With age intracellular fluid loss occurs b Water constitutes 50% or less of body weight c Increased fluid loss could be life threatening d A reduced fluid intake would be only a minor problem e Thirst mechanism increases with age 6 General measures to implement for persons with dysphagia include: Choose one or more answers a Having the person sit upright whenever food or fluid is being consumed b Ensuring there is no residual food in the mouth before feeding more food c Allowing sufficient time for eating d Encouraging the person to engage in conversation when eating 7 Which of the following can contribute to symptoms of restless leg syndrome? Choose one or more answers a Alcohol b Anidepressants c Benzodiazepines d Antihistamines e Opioids 8 Which of the following are characteristics of sleep apnea? Choose one or more answers a Daytime sleepiness b Snoring c Sudden awakening and gasping for air d Occurs more frequently in men with a normal BMI 9 Characteristics of Stage II sleep include: Choose one or more answers a Deeper stage of relaxation reached b Can be easily awakened c Some eye movement noted through closed lids d The older adult spends less time in this stage e Dreaming occurs in this stage 10 Which of the following is true regarding nonbarbiturates? Choose one or more answers a They should only be used when absolutely necessary b They may result in daytime confusion and sluggishness c They may decrease body movements during sleep d They have a short half-life 11 Which of the following is true of complementary therapies? Choose one or more answers a They provide effective integrative care b They can include acupressure, acupuncture, aromatherapy, and biofeedback c They provide added options to address pain d Nurses are not responsible for knowing the uses and contraindications of these therapies e Nurses should be aware of their risks, benefits, and contraindications 12 Quality time with patients that fosters comfort is reflected by: Choose one or more answers a Giving patient undivided attention regardless of length of the interaction b Sitting by the client's bed and listening attentively c Explaining procedures, changes, and progress d Not perceiving or ignoring signs that could indicate distress e Standing across the room from the client so as not to invade their personal space 13 What are some ways to promote bathroom safety for older adults? Choose one or more answers a A small light that remains on at all times b Lever-shaped faucet handles for easier use c Throw rugs should be used for comfort d Nonslip surfaces on tubs and shower floors e Light switch should be inside bathroom 14 When administering opioids to older adults, the nurse should be aware of which potential side effects? Choose one or more answers a urinary retention b nausea c constipation d increased cognitive function 15 Environmental needs based on Maslow's Hierarchy include which of the following? Choose one or more answers a Love b Trust c Security d Self-realization e Hope 16 In order to promote early detection of problems, clients can be taught to perform which self-evaluations? Choose one or more answers a Taking their own pulse b Taking their own temperature c Listen to their own lungs with a stethoscope d Observe changes in their own sputum, urine, and feces that are concerning e Adjusting BP medication based on home BP readings 17 Which of the following are true regarding temperature and the older adult client? Choose one or more answers a Maintaining adequate environmental temperature is significant b Recommended room terperature should not be lower than 75 c Room temperatures less than 70 can lead to hypothermia d Older adults have greater amounts of natural insulation than younger adults e Rooms should be kept at 80 degrees 18 Which of the following are true of hydration needs of the older adult client? Choose one or more answers a Thirst perception declines with age, they may be less aware of fluid needs b Older adults sometimes self-impose fluid restriction to manage urinary frequency c Adequate fluid intake can be difficult for older adults d When older adults are depressed, they consume more fluids e Older adults need 3500 mL of fluids per day 19 Promoting safe and effective oral medication administration in the older adult clients would include: Choose one or more answers a Proper oral hygiene b Proper positioning c Provide ample fluids for assistance with swallowing and mobility d Disregarding examining the oral cavity after administration e Crushing all pills 20 What can chronic antacid use cause? Choose one or more answers a interactions with other drugs b fluid and electrolyte imbalances c hypernatremia d metabolic alkalosis 21 Unresolved pain can cause a person to: Choose one or more answers a Become depressed b Feel hopeless c Become spiritually distressed d Gain weight e Seek the company of others 22 When dehydration is suspected in the older adult, you should do which of the following Choose one or more answers a Encourage fluids b Advocate for IV fluids if appropriate c Monitor intake and output record d Brush clients teeth regularly e Take them outside to get some sun 23 Clinical signs of malnutrition in older adult clients include: Choose one or more answers a Hemoglobin level below 12 g/dL b Weight loss of more than 5% over the last month c Hematocrit level below 35% d Blood glucose of less than 60 24 What does Healing Touch complementary therapy include? Choose one or more answers a Opens energy blockages b Seals energy leaks c Rebalances the energy field d Involves minimal physical contact e Involves small needles being inserted into the skin 25 Experiencing chronic unrelenting pain can cause: Choose one or more answers a Depression b Anemia c Decrease in mobility d Malnutrition 26 What should be included when assessing a client's sleep history? Choose one or more answers a Food and fluids consumed prior to bedtime b Bedtime routines c Type of bedding and sleep environment d Past management of sleep problems e Only current management efforts regardless of history 27 What are some suggestions to promote better sleep for older clients? Choose one or more answers a Exposure to sunlight during the day b Consuming high carbohydrate foods at bedtime c A warm bath at bedtime d Going to bed early, by 8:00 pm e Exercising before bed 28 Which of the following can contribute to an older client developing constipation? Choose one or more answers a Decreased fluid intake b Chronic pain medications c Decreased activity d History of GERD with antacid use e Increased fiber intake 29 Common side effects of nicotinic acid can include: Choose one or more answers a Itching b Tingling c Flushing d Pallor 30 What are some health problems that could increase a client's risk for injury? Choose one or more answers a Hearing disorders b Urine continence c Chronic kidney disease d Impaired vision e Urine incontinence

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Geriatrics Exam 3 - Select all that applyOnline version

by Kelsie Orr

Restraints contribute to serious injuries and worsen cognitive functions. Examples of restraints include:

What are examples of ways to stimulate the senses and create a pleasing environment?

What are some recommendations for older women to reduce the risk of developing osteoporosis?

What is the appropriate teaching for an older adult client with delayed gastric emptying?

What is true about older adults and their risks for dehydration?

General measures to implement for persons with dysphagia include:

Which of the following can contribute to symptoms of restless leg syndrome?

Which of the following are characteristics of sleep apnea?

Characteristics of Stage II sleep include:

Which of the following is true regarding nonbarbiturates?

Which of the following is true of complementary therapies?

Quality time with patients that fosters comfort is reflected by:

What are some ways to promote bathroom safety for older adults?

When administering opioids to older adults, the nurse should be aware of which potential side effects?

Environmental needs based on Maslow's Hierarchy include which of the following?

In order to promote early detection of problems, clients can be taught to perform which self-evaluations?

Which of the following are true regarding temperature and the older adult client?

Which of the following are true of hydration needs of the older adult client?

Promoting safe and effective oral medication administration in the older adult clients would include:

What can chronic antacid use cause?

Unresolved pain can cause a person to:

When dehydration is suspected in the older adult, you should do which of the following

Clinical signs of malnutrition in older adult clients include:

What does Healing Touch complementary therapy include?

Experiencing chronic unrelenting pain can cause:

What should be included when assessing a client's sleep history?

What are some suggestions to promote better sleep for older clients?

Which of the following can contribute to an older client developing constipation?

Common side effects of nicotinic acid can include:

What are some health problems that could increase a client's risk for injury?