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SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISE, LESSON 1
1.
Have the appropriate equipment and supplies on hand;
place the patient in the proper position and drape him correctly. (para 1-1)
2.
Any two of these are correct:
To determine the patient's level of health or psychological function.
To arrive at a tentative diagnosis.
To confirm a diagnosis.
To evaluate the effectiveness of prescribed medical treatment and therapy.
(paras 1-2a--d)
3.
Empty the bladder;
obtain a urine specimen for urinalysis. (para 1-3b)
4.
Stay in the room. (para 1-3d)
5.
Wear gloves. (para 1-3e)
6.
Have the patient's chart available. (para 1-3f)
7.
Adjust the drapes. (para 1-3h)
8.
Physician, nurse practitioner, physician assistant. (para 1-2)
9.
Any four of the following are correct:
Musculoskeletal.
Integumentary.
Eyes, ears, nose, and throat.
Cardiovascular.
Respiratory.
Gastrointestinal.
Neurologic.
Genitourinary.
Endocrine. (paras 1-5a--i)
10.
d
(para 1-6a)
11.
Vital signs, blood pressure, height, and weight;
CBC with differential, urinalysis, and electrolytes. (paras 1-7a--b)
12.
Prevent unnecessary exposure, help the patient relax, prevent chilling.
(paras 1-8a--c)
13.
Age; level of understanding; ability to move; state of health. (paras 1-9a--d)
End of Lesson 1
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