Author Question: Who coordinates the efforts of a lift team when moving a patient? a. The patient's primary nurse ... (Read 39 times)

khang · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

Who coordinates the efforts of a lift team when moving a patient?

a. The patient's primary nurse
b. The person who has come to offer assistance
c. The person who has the heaviest load when lifting
d. The assistant who is positioned at the head of the patient's bed

Question 2

Which types of patients can cause challenging communication situations? (Select all that apply.)

a. A male patient who is cooperative with treatments
b. A female patient who is outgoing and flirty
c. An older adult patient who is demanding
d. An elderly patient who can clearly see small print
e. A teenager frightened by the prospect of impending surgery
f. A child who is developmentally delayed

nathang24 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C

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A The patient's primary nurse is not the person who coordinates the efforts of the lift team.
B The person who has come to offer assistance is not the one who coordinates the effort of the lift team.
C The person with the heaviest load coordinates efforts of the lift team involved by counting to three.
D The assistant who is positioned at the head of the patient's bed is not the one who coordinates the effort of the lift team.

Answer to Question 2

B, C, E, F
Challenging communication situations include patients who are flirtatious, demanding, frightened, or developmentally delayed. A child who has received little environmental stimulation possibly is behind in language development, thus making communication more challenging. Patients who are cooperative and have good eyesight (see small print) do not cause challenging communication situations.