Chapter 61, Caring for Clients Requiring Orthopedic Treatment

Introductory Medical Surgical Nursing 11th Edition by Barbara K. Tim

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Chapter 61, Caring for Clients Requiring Orthopedic Treatment

 

Complete Chapter Questions With Answers

 

Sample Questions Are Posted Below

 

1. A client’s cast is removed. The client is worried because the skin appears mottled and is covered with a yellowish crust. What advice should the nurse give the client to address the skin problem?
  A) Consult a skin specialist.
  B) Scrub the area vigorously to remove the crust.
  C) Apply lotions and take warm baths or soaks.
  D) Avoid harsh sunlight.
  Ans:  C

Difficulty:  Moderate

 

2. A client has undergone an external fixation. Which of the following is the most important nursing action to be taken for such a client?
  A) Maintain pin care. C) Monitor the client’s urine output.
  B) Plan the client’s diet. D) Monitor the client’s blood pressure.
  Ans:  A

Difficulty:  Moderate

 

3. Which condition needs to be carefully assessed in a client with a fracture reduction?
  A) Cardiac problems
  B) Renal dysfunction
  C) Sleep disorders
  D) Neurovascular and systemic complications
  Ans:  D

Difficulty:  Easy

 

4. A client who is undergoing skeletal traction complains of pressure on bony areas. Which of the following nursing actions would comfort the client?
  A) Assist with range-of-motion and isometric exercises.
  B) Change the client’s position within prescribed limits.
  C) Administer prescribed analgesics.
  D) Apply warm compresses.
  Ans:  B

Difficulty:  Moderate

 

5. Which of the following is the most important nursing action that may help clients who undergo a knee or hip replacement?
  A) Provide crutches to the client.
  B) Assist in early ambulation.
  C) Use a continuous passive motion (CPM) machine.
  D) Encourage expressions of anxiety or depression.
  Ans:  B

Difficulty:  Moderate

 

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