9.

When administering a tepid sponge bath, the step after checking the
physician’s orders is to:

a. Cover the patient with a blanket.

b. Provide privacy.

c. Explain and outline steps of procedures to the patient.

d. Prepare the equipment.

8. The purpose of administering the tepid sponge bath is to:

a. Lower the patient’s body temperature.

b. Raise the patient’s body temperature.

c. Maintain the patient’s body temperature.

d. Lower the patient’s blood pressure.

if left untreated, all STD's

will eventually cure themselves

lead to infections by HIV/AIDS

will become asymptomatic

can lead to serious health problems

Which is not a high-risk behavior?

Abstaining from sexual activity

Engaging in unprotected sexual activity

Using alcohol and other drugs

Engaging in sexual activity with multiple partners

Getting a diagnoses and treatment is

acting responsibly

a healthy behavior

crucial for those infected with STD's

all of the above

During the course of HIV/AIDS, the infected person

becomes vulnerable to opportunistic illnesses

should not hug anyone or shake hands

gets stronger

needs less and less medication