What does elimination do for patients? Check all that apply.rids the body of toxinsmaintains healthmakes patients more comfortablelets patients have private time teaches patients how to hold their bladder
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What is the relationship between urine production and frequency?
Which scenario is an example of abnormal urine?
What factors affect a person’s ability to have a BM? Check all that apply.privacyagedietgenderpersonality
What is the most common time for patients to have BMs?
How do nursing assistants help patients with elimination? Check all that apply.by maintaining proper communicationby responding to signal lights promptlyby helping them use a bedpanby properly disposing of wasteby prescribing them with incontinence training techniques
What are appropriate ways to communicate with patients about their elimination needs? Check all that apply.Do you need to use the bathroom?Do you need to void?Do you need to urinate?Do you need to have a BM?Do you need to pee?
How are signal lights supposed to be used by patients to meet their elimination needs?
What are some examples of urinary elimination conditions? Check all that apply.dysuria constipationimpactionhematuria urinary retentionurinary urgency
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What is the difference between constipation and impaction?
What factors are associated with incontinence? Check all that apply.older ageyoung agedisordersgendermedicationdeath
What is the goal of the delayed elimination training technique?
Why is it important to give some patients bedpans?
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