PSW Study Questions and answers
verified to pass 2026/2027
Fever, nausea, vomiting, rash, sores, pain or tenderness, and redness may indicate the resident has -
correct answer an infection
the following is incorrect regarding the call bells - correct answer place the call on the clients weak side
isolation precautions - correct answer To prevent the spread of communicable diseases
MS ford has a belt restraint. How often should she be checked for position of the restrain - correct
answer every 10-15 mins
Immobilized resident must be turned a minimum once every - correct answer every 2 hours
Mr. Johnston is very confused. He likes cigarette after lunch. you should: - correct answer supervise his
smoking
The largest bones in the arm and legs are the - correct answer Humerus and femur
when applying a transfer belt, it should be - correct answer tightened so it is snug
Dementia often develops in person with - correct answer AIDS
an event such as war, fire, accidents, burns, torture, kidnapping, concentration, incest and violent crimes
can overwhelm the normal psychological coping mechanism resulting in - correct answer post-
traumatic disorder
verified to pass 2026/2027
Fever, nausea, vomiting, rash, sores, pain or tenderness, and redness may indicate the resident has -
correct answer an infection
the following is incorrect regarding the call bells - correct answer place the call on the clients weak side
isolation precautions - correct answer To prevent the spread of communicable diseases
MS ford has a belt restraint. How often should she be checked for position of the restrain - correct
answer every 10-15 mins
Immobilized resident must be turned a minimum once every - correct answer every 2 hours
Mr. Johnston is very confused. He likes cigarette after lunch. you should: - correct answer supervise his
smoking
The largest bones in the arm and legs are the - correct answer Humerus and femur
when applying a transfer belt, it should be - correct answer tightened so it is snug
Dementia often develops in person with - correct answer AIDS
an event such as war, fire, accidents, burns, torture, kidnapping, concentration, incest and violent crimes
can overwhelm the normal psychological coping mechanism resulting in - correct answer post-
traumatic disorder
