Question

1. explain guidelines for assisting with elimination

multiple choice

1. a fracture pan is used for urination with

(a) any resident who cannot get out of bed
(b) residents who cannot raise their hips
(c) residents who have problems with urinary incontinence
(d) residents who have difficulty urinating

1. men will generally use a ____ for urination when they cannot get out of bed.

(a) urinal
(b) fracture pan
(c) toilet
(d) portable commode

1. residents who can get out of bed but cannot walk to the bathroom may use a(n)

(a) toilet
(b) urinal
(c) portable commode
(d) indwelling catheter

1. another name for portable commode is

(a) toilet attachment
(b) portable urinal
(c) bedside commode
(d) hat

Explanation:

1. A fracture pan is designed for those who cannot raise their hips as it has a low - profile.
2. Men usually use a urinal when they are bed - bound for urination.
3. A portable commode is suitable for residents who can get out of bed but not walk to the bathroom.
4. A bedside commode is another name for a portable commode.

Answer:

1. B. Residents who cannot raise their hips
2. A. Urinal
3. C. Portable commode
4. C. Bedside commode