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Which psychological factor is normally not a Self-actualization.
problem with the aging?
Paranoia, Depression, Feelings of worthlessness.
Which psychological factors is normally a
problem with the aging?
Which statements concerning the needs of Relationships are need to combat loneliness. The need for closeness is never lost by
the elderly is true? most of the elderly. Independence to do their "own thing" is very important
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To assure that the residents assessment is Three Months
accurate and reflects the resident's current
status, the nursing facility must give each
resident a physical examination as deemed
appropriate, but no less than once every:
Discharge planning for a resident should be Admitted
initiated when the resident is:
Which of the following would be most likely 2. Exposure to employees and visitors
to increase the number of infections in a
nursing facility? 1. Invasive Devices 2.
Exposure to employees and visitors 3.
Presence of multiple chronic diseases 4.
Increase of incidents of immobility and
incontinence
Assume that 130 doses of medication were 3. 3.8%
prescribed by the residents physician to be
administered in a given time period.
However, 2 doses ordered were not given
and 3 doses were incorrectly administered
as prescribed. What was the medication
error rate? 1. 1.5 2. 2.3 3. 3.8 4. 5.0
Under OBRA (F115), the term bedfast means 4. 7 days
that, except to be moved for treatment, a
resident has been in bed all of the time
during the past: 1. 24 hours 2. 48 hours 3. 5
days 4. 7 days
The legal vehicles used to control nursing Nurse-practice acts
activities are termed:
After a comprehensive assessment has been 7 days
made, comprehensive care plans must be
completed within:
The social worker in a long-term care facility Developing an in-depth relationship with the resident to maintain an accurate and
is primarily concerned with: current social record
Resident councils allow: Residents a sense of some control over their lives and desires
The use of curtains around the bed. Knocking before entering the room. Remember
Procedures and directives concerning
that the residents beliefs or concepts of privacy and dignity may differ from that of the
resident privacy and dignity would include:
employee
A legal document that specifies a person's Living will
preference concerning life sustaining
treatment is referred to as a:
A testator is one who: Dies leaving a living will
When a resident is angry, it is best to: Let him/her express the anger
Name symptoms of diabetes: Itching. Excessive thirst. Excessive sugar in the urine.
What is not a symptom of diabetes: Weight loss
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Jeremiah
NAB Exam Review - Finance/HR/Environment/Regulatory
Agencies/Medical terms/Staffing/Labor laws/etc.
Jere
Practice questions for this set
Terms in this set (340)
Which psychological factor is normally not a Self-actualization.
problem with the aging?
Paranoia, Depression, Feelings of worthlessness.
Which psychological factors is normally a
problem with the aging?
Which statements concerning the needs of Relationships are need to combat loneliness. The need for closeness is never lost by
the elderly is true? most of the elderly. Independence to do their "own thing" is very important
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, 9/22/24, 6:56 PM
To assure that the residents assessment is Three Months
accurate and reflects the resident's current
status, the nursing facility must give each
resident a physical examination as deemed
appropriate, but no less than once every:
Discharge planning for a resident should be Admitted
initiated when the resident is:
Which of the following would be most likely 2. Exposure to employees and visitors
to increase the number of infections in a
nursing facility? 1. Invasive Devices 2.
Exposure to employees and visitors 3.
Presence of multiple chronic diseases 4.
Increase of incidents of immobility and
incontinence
Assume that 130 doses of medication were 3. 3.8%
prescribed by the residents physician to be
administered in a given time period.
However, 2 doses ordered were not given
and 3 doses were incorrectly administered
as prescribed. What was the medication
error rate? 1. 1.5 2. 2.3 3. 3.8 4. 5.0
Under OBRA (F115), the term bedfast means 4. 7 days
that, except to be moved for treatment, a
resident has been in bed all of the time
during the past: 1. 24 hours 2. 48 hours 3. 5
days 4. 7 days
The legal vehicles used to control nursing Nurse-practice acts
activities are termed:
After a comprehensive assessment has been 7 days
made, comprehensive care plans must be
completed within:
The social worker in a long-term care facility Developing an in-depth relationship with the resident to maintain an accurate and
is primarily concerned with: current social record
Resident councils allow: Residents a sense of some control over their lives and desires
The use of curtains around the bed. Knocking before entering the room. Remember
Procedures and directives concerning
that the residents beliefs or concepts of privacy and dignity may differ from that of the
resident privacy and dignity would include:
employee
A legal document that specifies a person's Living will
preference concerning life sustaining
treatment is referred to as a:
A testator is one who: Dies leaving a living will
When a resident is angry, it is best to: Let him/her express the anger
Name symptoms of diabetes: Itching. Excessive thirst. Excessive sugar in the urine.
What is not a symptom of diabetes: Weight loss
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