To Provide Correct Body Alignment for a Physically Immobile Patient

question 18

Multiple Choice

To provide correct body alignment for a physically immobile patient in bed in the supine position, the nurse:

• A) uses trochanter rolls between the patient's legs to prevent inward rotation.
• B) places a large pillow behind the patient's head and neck to hyperflex the neck.
• C) raises the head and knees to maintain as much flexion of the hips and knees as possible.
• D) uses a footboard or places high top sneakers on the patient's feet to maintain dorsiflexion.

Identify ways to promote self-esteem in young children.

Explain how self-esteem can be influenced and changed.

Define and explain the importance of an anti-bias curriculum.

Describe the components and dimensions of self-esteem.

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Definitions:

Moratorium Statuses

A phase in Erikson's psychosocial development where an individual explores various identities and choices, but has yet to make definitive commitments.

Self-Identity

An individual's understanding and perception of themselves, including their beliefs, characteristics, and attitudes.

Ethnic Minority Groups

Groups that have distinct cultural, religious, or linguistic characteristics which differ from the majority population.

Adolescents

Young people in the transitional stage from childhood to adulthood, typically ranging in age from around 13 to 19 years.