NAA 100 final exam
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1. Nursing Center, Provide health and nursing care to persons who need regular, continuous care.
Nursing Facility,
Nursing Home
2. Nursing Assis- Give basic, safe nursing care under supervision of a licensed nurse.
tants
3. Medicare Federal health insurance program for persons 65 years of age and older as well
as persons with certain disabilities. Regulated by the Center for Medicare and
Medicaid Services (CMS).
4. Medicaid State operated health care payment program for low-income persons.
5. Nursing Centers Must maintain licensure by the state and certification by CMS to receive payment.
must maintain....
6. Nurse Practice Each state has its own. States what nurse aides can and cannot do.
Act
7. OBRA Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 is a federal law that sets standards for
nursing homes and standards for nurse aide training and competency evaluation.
must complete 75 hours of training and 16 hours of clinical. take and pass state
registry exam.
8. Nursing Task Nursing function/task that can be delegated to a nursing assistant. must accept
or refuse a task, if refusing must state why and say no.
9. Role Limits for Includes never giving medications, inserting or removing tubes, taking oral or
Nursing Assis- phone orders from doctors, performing procedures that require sterile technique,
tants diagnosing or prescribing treatments, and supervising others.
10. Resident Person living in long-term care facility or nursing home.
11. Resident Rights
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Includes rights to information, refusing treatment, privacy and confidentiality,
personal choice, grievances, work, participation in resident groups, and keeping
personal items, freedom of abuse, mistreatment and neglect, restraints, quality
of life, activities, environment.
12. Freedom from Abuse is the willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement, intimidation,
abuse, mistreat- punishment that results in physical harm, pain, or mental anguish.
ment, and ne-
glect
13. Freedom from Right to not have body movements restricted including use of physical restraints
Restraint and certain drugs.
14. Quality of Life Right to quality of life. Nursing care must promote dignity and respect of residents.
15. Ombudsman Someone who supports or promotes the needs and interests of another person.
16. Ethics Right and wrong.
17. Malpractice Unintentional wrong (negligence) by a professional person.
18. Invasion of priva- Exposing confidential info about a resident without consent or unnecessarily
cy exposing resident's body.
19. HIPAA Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 protects the privacy
and security of a person's health information.
20. Assault Threatening to touch a person's body without consent. the talking of the action
21. Battery Touching someone's body without consent. the doing of the action
22. Professionalism Following laws, being ethical, having good work ethics, and having skills to do
your work.
23. Communication Exchange of info.
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24. Medical record Written or electronic account of person's condition and response to treatment or
(chart) care. Permanent, legal document.
25. Flow sheet Mostly where nurse aides chart. Includes intake and output, activities of daily
living, etc.
26. Reporting Oral account of care and observations.
27. Recording Charting. The written account of care and observations. using 24-hour clock
28. Nursing Process Method nurses use to plan and deliver care. Involves assessment, diagnosis,
planning, implementation, and evaluation.
29. Holism Considers the whole person.
30. Need Necessary or desired for maintaining life and mental well-being.
31. Disability Any lost, absent, or impaired physical or mental function.
32. Optimal level of Residents are helped to their optimal level of function which is the person's
function highest potential from mental and physical performance.
33. Verbal communi- Spoken or written words.
cation
34. Nonverbal com- Does not use words but refers to gestures, facial expressions, posture, body
munication movements, etc.
35. Hazard Anything in the person's setting that may cause injury or illness.
36. Accident risk fac- Includes age, awareness, agitated or aggressive behaviors, hearing loss, impaired
tors touch and smell, impaired mobility, medications.
37. Preventing burns Keep water temp at the correct temp for procedure.
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1. Nursing Center, Provide health and nursing care to persons who need regular, continuous care.
Nursing Facility,
Nursing Home
2. Nursing Assis- Give basic, safe nursing care under supervision of a licensed nurse.
tants
3. Medicare Federal health insurance program for persons 65 years of age and older as well
as persons with certain disabilities. Regulated by the Center for Medicare and
Medicaid Services (CMS).
4. Medicaid State operated health care payment program for low-income persons.
5. Nursing Centers Must maintain licensure by the state and certification by CMS to receive payment.
must maintain....
6. Nurse Practice Each state has its own. States what nurse aides can and cannot do.
Act
7. OBRA Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 is a federal law that sets standards for
nursing homes and standards for nurse aide training and competency evaluation.
must complete 75 hours of training and 16 hours of clinical. take and pass state
registry exam.
8. Nursing Task Nursing function/task that can be delegated to a nursing assistant. must accept
or refuse a task, if refusing must state why and say no.
9. Role Limits for Includes never giving medications, inserting or removing tubes, taking oral or
Nursing Assis- phone orders from doctors, performing procedures that require sterile technique,
tants diagnosing or prescribing treatments, and supervising others.
10. Resident Person living in long-term care facility or nursing home.
11. Resident Rights
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Includes rights to information, refusing treatment, privacy and confidentiality,
personal choice, grievances, work, participation in resident groups, and keeping
personal items, freedom of abuse, mistreatment and neglect, restraints, quality
of life, activities, environment.
12. Freedom from Abuse is the willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement, intimidation,
abuse, mistreat- punishment that results in physical harm, pain, or mental anguish.
ment, and ne-
glect
13. Freedom from Right to not have body movements restricted including use of physical restraints
Restraint and certain drugs.
14. Quality of Life Right to quality of life. Nursing care must promote dignity and respect of residents.
15. Ombudsman Someone who supports or promotes the needs and interests of another person.
16. Ethics Right and wrong.
17. Malpractice Unintentional wrong (negligence) by a professional person.
18. Invasion of priva- Exposing confidential info about a resident without consent or unnecessarily
cy exposing resident's body.
19. HIPAA Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 protects the privacy
and security of a person's health information.
20. Assault Threatening to touch a person's body without consent. the talking of the action
21. Battery Touching someone's body without consent. the doing of the action
22. Professionalism Following laws, being ethical, having good work ethics, and having skills to do
your work.
23. Communication Exchange of info.
, NAA 100 final exam
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24. Medical record Written or electronic account of person's condition and response to treatment or
(chart) care. Permanent, legal document.
25. Flow sheet Mostly where nurse aides chart. Includes intake and output, activities of daily
living, etc.
26. Reporting Oral account of care and observations.
27. Recording Charting. The written account of care and observations. using 24-hour clock
28. Nursing Process Method nurses use to plan and deliver care. Involves assessment, diagnosis,
planning, implementation, and evaluation.
29. Holism Considers the whole person.
30. Need Necessary or desired for maintaining life and mental well-being.
31. Disability Any lost, absent, or impaired physical or mental function.
32. Optimal level of Residents are helped to their optimal level of function which is the person's
function highest potential from mental and physical performance.
33. Verbal communi- Spoken or written words.
cation
34. Nonverbal com- Does not use words but refers to gestures, facial expressions, posture, body
munication movements, etc.
35. Hazard Anything in the person's setting that may cause injury or illness.
36. Accident risk fac- Includes age, awareness, agitated or aggressive behaviors, hearing loss, impaired
tors touch and smell, impaired mobility, medications.
37. Preventing burns Keep water temp at the correct temp for procedure.
