4M - BED MAKING EXAM QUESTIONS

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4M - BED MAKING EXAM QUESTIONS

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Question 1: Footboard

Answer:

An apparatus that is placed on the footside of the bed which allows the patient/client's feet to rest against it, creating a 90º angle with the feet to the legs

Question 2: Clinton Therapy bed

Answer:

Also called the air-fluidized bed

• Allows patients to heal faster, providing pressures below capillary closing to improve blood flow to the

skin.Indications: - Patients with wounds, burns and patients with various disabilities

Question 3: Occupied Bed

Answer:

It is used to describe the process of making a bed whilst a client is on it

Question 4: Rubber sheet

Answer:

Used to protect the bottom sheet from soothing due to patient secretions and prevent the patients from getting bedsore.

Question 5: Circo Electric Bed

Answer:

Permits frequent turning of several injured patients with minimal trauma and by letting them rotate in different directions Indications: - Used especially in orthopedics, those in some types of traction. - Severe burns and decubitus ulcers

Question 6: Magic Corner

Answer:

Corners of a folded linen upon opening it automatically positions the sheets the way it is placed on the bed.

Question 7: Bradford Frame Bed

Answer:

• Enable lower extremities and the trunk of a bed-ridden patient to move.

Indications: -This is for patients who have fractured their spine, hips or pelvis.

Question 8: Bottom sheet

Answer:

Used to cover the bed after mattress cover

Question 9: Cradle Bed

Answer:

A curved, semi-circular frame made of metal installed at the foot of the bed which helps with air circulation that can be placed over a portion of the patient's body.

Question 10: Balkan Frame Bed

Answer:

• For continuous extension in treatment of fractures of the femur, consisting of an overhead bar with

pulleys attached by which the leg is supported in a sling.

Indications: -Patients who have fractured their limbs

Question 11: Turning Frames (Stryker Wedge)

Answer:

Allows the patient to be rotated as required to either full supine or full prone positions without disturbing spinal alignment Indications: - Complication of immobility such as atelectasis, pneumonia, ulcer and renal

Question 12: Woolen blanket

Answer:

A large rectangle piece of cloth of soft fabric often either bound edges used especially for warmth as a bed covering.

Question 13: Water Bed

Answer:

Also called as flotation mattress

Indications: - This is for patients confined to bed for a long period

Question 14: Mattress cover

Answer:

-A piece of cloth to cover the mattress.

Question 15: Open Bed

Answer:

? Prepared and made once there is a patient being admitted to the facility ? Top sheets are folded/fan folded onto one side to the bottom third of the bed ? The top covers are customarily folded back, allowing the patient to conveniently get into bed with ease

Question 16: Air Therapy Bed

Answer:

• Provide different levels of support to different body parts.

Indications: -Patients who are at risk of skin breakdown

Question 17: Foot Drop

Answer:

Sometimes called drop foot, is a term for difficulty lifting the front part of the foot. Sometimes from paralysis of the anterior muscle of the leg.

Question 18: Rotation Bed

Answer:

• Also known as lateral rotation
• Promote postural drainage peristalsis and helps stop the complications of mobility.

Indications: -Patients with spinal cord injury, severe burns

Question 19: Top sheet

Answer:

• Used to cover the patient to provide warmth, made of thick cotton, thermal material.

Question 20: Cradle Bed

Answer:

Mainly used for patients with burns, open skin sores/wounds, and/or infections ? It helps with circulating air and sensitive/dry skin especially when a patient is on the bed for a prolonged period of time

Question 21: Occupied Bed

Answer:

When a bedridden patient is not permitted or not able to get out of bed, that is when an occupied bed can be made

Question 22: Before (Bed making)

Answer:

• Wash hands and take articles to patient's bed.
• Loosen the top linen starting from head end and proceed to foot end
• Remove the sheets one by one after making 4 folds. If re-used, arrange them on the back of the chair

after shaking them gently.

• Roll the mackintosh and place it over the chair
• Remove the bottom sheet, folding it into four or six.
• Remove the mattress cover if soiled and dust the mattress and the cot with a damp duster while

cleaning, start from a cleaner area to a less clean area and replace the cover of the mattress.

- TAAS KAAYO

Question 23: Postoperative Bed

Answer:

? Also known as a recovery bed or surgical/post-anesthetic bed ? It is used for clients who've newly undergone a surgical procedure and for clients who are under anesthetics for an examination

Question 24: Closed Bed

Answer:

Made once a patient is discharged and that no other patients are expected in the facility but set up in preparation for the next client