Michigan 2023 CNA State Test- Solved

1 reason patients are admitted to long term care - ANSWER-can't take care of themselves respite care - ANSWER-7-10 days to give family a break (short term) team members - ANSWER-RN CNA MD - write scripts Director of Nursing - responsible for RN In-Service Director- staff education/ hiring Wound Care Nurse- provide care to wounds (CNA tell WCN don't care) how many in-service hours are needed? - ANSWER-12 hours check & change position - ANSWER-every 2 hours or PRN pillow between legs prevent pressure ulcer's on boney prominence how often do you hydrate - ANSWER-even 4 hours check for dehydration - ANSWER-skin frail around neck tube feed HOB - ANSWER-45 degrees relaxing HOB - ANSWER-45 degrees eating PO HOB - ANSWER-60 degrees where does skin break down happen usually? - ANSWER-sacral shoulder heels - soft knee who regulates long term care facility? - ANSWER-state of MI answer call light within - ANSWER-the first 5 minutes how often do you hydrate a comatose patient? - ANSWER-every 4 hours with swab - inside of mouth/ lips w/ chapstick can residents leave room without socks/ shoes? - ANSWER-no, they must have them safety & dignity citations are possible if.. - ANSWER-CNA isn't able to get to where they need to be (caught up with something else) if a resident falls... - ANSWER-notify RN don't move them make sure they're safe levels of alertness & orientation - ANSWER-A&O x1 = name only A&O x2 = name & few questions A&O x3 = name, where they are & what year it is continent status - ANSWER-if they know they can go to bathroom or not 5 things you MUST do even time you enter - ANSWER-knock introduce self/ greet resident explain why you're there provide privacy (curtain) wash hands - before & after care indirect care - ANSWER-Comfort Safety Residents rights most common residents in long term care - ANSWER-dementia diabetes age range of patients in long term care - ANSWER-no age range just people who require 24 hr care septicemia - ANSWER-blood infection (dirty blood) first sign: fever/ unresponsiveness ostomy - ANSWER-opening