Bathing helps:

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Bathing serves multiple purposes in client care. It exercises body parts through movement, aiding circulation. It allows observation , letting PSWs spot skin changes or sores. It removes dead skin , promoting hygiene. All of these are true, as bathing integrates physical, observational, and cleansing benefits, per PSW hygiene training. This holistic impact enhances client well-being, making 'All of the above' the correct and comprehensive answer.

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Dehydration, a fluid deficit, reduces urine production as the body conserves water, making decreased urinary output a key sign. Moist skin indicates hydration, not loss. Increased urinary output suggests excess fluid, opposite of dehydration. Increased energy contradicts fatigue from fluid lack. PSWs monitor these signs, and clinical standards list reduced urine as primary, alongside dry mouth or thirst, making it the correct symptom.

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Temperature readings are affected by recent activity. Smoking raises oral temperature briefly, so waiting 15 minutes ensures accuracy, per PSW vital signs training. Listening to a CD or foot care don't impact temperature. Bedtime is unrelated. Waiting post-smoking aligns with clinical standards for reliable readings, making it the correct reason.

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Rehabilitation restores function, helping clients relearn skills (e.g., walking) post-injury, per restorative care goals. Stress reduction is secondary. Functioning as an adult is vague. Rest isn't rehab's focus. PSWs support this relearning, making 'Relearn how to do things for himself/herself' the correct purpose.

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Breastfed newborns nurse on demand, often every 2-3 hours , per pediatric norms, not a fixed 4-6 hours or schedule . Stool is mustard-yellow, not brown formed . PSWs supporting families note this frequent feeding, making 'They usually nurse 2 to 3 hours day and night' the correct truth.