GNA EXAM MARYLAND 2023
Long-term care - ANSWER- It is given in long-term care facilities for people who news
24-hour skilled care
Skilled care - ANSWER- is medically necessary care provided by skilled nurses or
therapists. It's available 24 hours a day
Length of stay - ANSWER- Number of days a person stays in a care facility. May be
short like a few days or months or longer than six months
Terminal illness - ANSWER- The illness will eventually end in death
Chronic - ANSWER- Condition lasts a long time even a lifetime .They include Physical
disabilities and Heart disease and Dementia
Rehabilitation - ANSWER- Care given by specialists
Hospice - ANSWER- Given in facilities or homes for people who have about six months
or less to live
Medicare - ANSWER- Will only pay for the care it determines to be medically necessary
Medicaid - ANSWER- Medical assistance for people who have a low income as well as
people with disabilities
Role of a NA - ANSWER- Helping residents with elimination needs and Assisting with a
range of motion exercises and ambulation and Transferring them from the bed to a chair
or wheelchair We are not allowed to insert or remove tubes or give tube feedings or
change sterile dressings
, Registered nurse - ANSWER- Coordinates and manages and provides skilled nursing
care
Licensed practical nurse - ANSWER- Gives medications and treatments
A physician or doctor - ANSWER- A doctor diagnoses a disease or disability and
prescribes treatment
Chain of command - ANSWER- The line of authority helps to make sure the residents
get proper healthcare. it Protects employees and employers from liability
The care plan - ANSWER- it Lists the tasks that team members including NAs must
perform
Observations - ANSWER- We must make observations and report them to the nurse.
The information we collect and the changes they observe help determine how care
plans may need to change
Procedure - ANSWER- Is a method or a way of doing something
Professionalism - ANSWER- Is behaving properly when on the job. It Includes Dressing
appropriately and Speaking well
Professional relationship with residents - ANSWER- Providing person-centered care
and a Positive attitude and Keeping all patient information confidential
Professional relationship with employers - ANSWER- Completing tasks and Following
policies and Being clean and neatly dressed and groomed
Empathy - ANSWER- Identifying with the feelings of others
Long-term care - ANSWER- It is given in long-term care facilities for people who news
24-hour skilled care
Skilled care - ANSWER- is medically necessary care provided by skilled nurses or
therapists. It's available 24 hours a day
Length of stay - ANSWER- Number of days a person stays in a care facility. May be
short like a few days or months or longer than six months
Terminal illness - ANSWER- The illness will eventually end in death
Chronic - ANSWER- Condition lasts a long time even a lifetime .They include Physical
disabilities and Heart disease and Dementia
Rehabilitation - ANSWER- Care given by specialists
Hospice - ANSWER- Given in facilities or homes for people who have about six months
or less to live
Medicare - ANSWER- Will only pay for the care it determines to be medically necessary
Medicaid - ANSWER- Medical assistance for people who have a low income as well as
people with disabilities
Role of a NA - ANSWER- Helping residents with elimination needs and Assisting with a
range of motion exercises and ambulation and Transferring them from the bed to a chair
or wheelchair We are not allowed to insert or remove tubes or give tube feedings or
change sterile dressings
, Registered nurse - ANSWER- Coordinates and manages and provides skilled nursing
care
Licensed practical nurse - ANSWER- Gives medications and treatments
A physician or doctor - ANSWER- A doctor diagnoses a disease or disability and
prescribes treatment
Chain of command - ANSWER- The line of authority helps to make sure the residents
get proper healthcare. it Protects employees and employers from liability
The care plan - ANSWER- it Lists the tasks that team members including NAs must
perform
Observations - ANSWER- We must make observations and report them to the nurse.
The information we collect and the changes they observe help determine how care
plans may need to change
Procedure - ANSWER- Is a method or a way of doing something
Professionalism - ANSWER- Is behaving properly when on the job. It Includes Dressing
appropriately and Speaking well
Professional relationship with residents - ANSWER- Providing person-centered care
and a Positive attitude and Keeping all patient information confidential
Professional relationship with employers - ANSWER- Completing tasks and Following
policies and Being clean and neatly dressed and groomed
Empathy - ANSWER- Identifying with the feelings of others
