Deck 12: Promoting Client Well-Being, Comfort, and Sleep

Question 1

Mr.Yan is a resident in a long-term care facility.Which room temperature will most likely promote his comfort?

A)15°C
B)29°C.
C)20°C
D)68°C

Answer 1

C

Question 2

What is phantom limb pain?

A)Pain felt suddenly
B)Pain felt in a body part that is no longer there
C)Pain felt at the site of tissue damage and in nearby areas
D)Discomfort.

Answer 2

B

Question 3

Anxiety tends to do which of the following?

A)Relieve pain
B)Increase pain
C)Promote sleep.
D)Lessen fear and worry

Answer 3

B

Question 4

What saves the body energy, lets the mind and body rest, and allows body functions to slow down?

A)Comfort
B)Rest
C)Relaxation
D)Sleep

Question 5

To be free from mental or physical stress is also known as which of the following?

A)Comfort
B)Rest
C)Relaxation
D)Sleep

Question 6

Which of the following is the correct definition of insomnia?

A)The day-night cycle
B)A state of unconsciousness
C)A chronic condition in which the person cannot sleep or stay asleep all night
D)To ache, hurt, be sore, or have pain

Question 7

Which is true about radiating pain?

A)It is felt suddenly.
B)It is felt in a body part that is no longer there.
C)It is felt at the site of tissue damage and in nearby areas.
D)It is constant or occurs on and off.

Question 8

Why is pain usually worse at night?

A)It is dark outside.
B)There are fewer distractions and the person has more time to think about it.
C)Fewer people are around to explain treatments and therapies.
D)Night-time influences a person's cultural responses to pain.

Question 9

Which is true about acute pain?

A)It is felt suddenly.
B)It is felt in a body part that is no longer there.
C)It is felt at the site of tissue damage and in nearby areas.
D)It is constant or occurs on and off.

Question 10

A client in a long-term care facility has dementia and is not able to explain when or where pain occurs.How can you tell when the person has pain?

A)The client's family will tell you.
B)Behavioural changes may signal pain.
C)The client will be stoic.
D)Pain is not a concern-clients with dementia cannot feel pain.

Question 11

Which of the following techniques changes a person's focus of attention?

A)Guided imagery
B)Distraction
C)Circadian rhythm
D)Relaxation

Question 12

Jacob, a toddler, is crying and fussing.What tool could be used to assess pain in children?

A)Athermometer
B)The Wong-Baker Pain Rating Scale
C)Non-REM sleep
D)The Willy Wonka Pain Rating Scale

Question 13

A client complains of severe pain and nausea and is sweating.The sweating and nausea are related to which of the following?

A)Other signs and symptoms of pain
B)Anxiety
C)Drug side effects
D)The client's illness

Question 14

How many hours of sleep does an 84-year-old person need?

A)5 to 7
B)7 to 8
C)10 to 11
D)11 to 12

Question 15

The nurse gives a client a sleeping pill at bedtime.The support worker knows that which of the following is true about sleeping pills?

A)They promote healthy sleep.
B)They may cause the client to wake up not feeling mentally alert or refreshed the next day.
C)They are given for emotional problems.
D)They are given to prevent insomnia.

Question 16

The support worker is reporting a client's pain to the nurse.Which is correct?

A)Use the client's exact words.
B)Report what you think is the area of pain.
C)Report in which part of the client's body you measured the pain.
D)Report the information at the end of the shift.

Question 17

What is creating and focusing on an image called?

A)Distraction
B)Guided imagery
C)Relaxation
D)Rest

Question 18

A client complains of persistent pain.The support worker understands that persistent pain lasts longer than which of the following?

A)7 days
B)30 days.
C)3 months
D)6 months

Question 19

When is dealing with pain often easier?

A)When family and friends offer comfort and support
B)When the person is alone
C)When the person is in the hospital
D)When the person has never had pain before

Question 20

A person has no physical or emotional pain and is calm and at peace.This is known as which of the following?

A)Insomnia
B)Comfort
C)Rest
D)Sleep

Question 21

Which statement about Erikson's developmental theory is correct?

A)He developed the theory to describe growth and development.
B)Not all stages have tasks.
C)Every task in a stage must be completed before going on to the next stage.
D)A person's experience in a certain stage can affect them later in life.

Question 22

According to Maslow, family and friends usually help to meet which of the following needs?

A)Physical needs
B)Love and belonging needs
C)Self-actualization needs
D)Holism needs

Question 23

According to Maslow, which basic needs must be met first?

A)Physical needs
B)Safety and security needs
C)Love and belonging needs
D)Self-esteem and self-actualization needs

Question 24

Mrs.Shin is in the middle of chemotherapy.She has lost all her hair.Which of the following might be affected?

A)Love and belonging needs
B)Physical needs
C)Self-esteem needs
D)Self-actualization needs.

Question 25

A client has red, puffy eyes in the morning.During the day, this client is sleepy, confused, and withdrawn, and is not motivated.What are these signs and symptoms of?

A)Sleepwalking
B)Sleep deprivation
C)Circadian rhythm
D)Distraction