Ivy Tech CNA Program Exam 3 | Ivy Tech CNA Program Exam 1 Study
Guide/ 73 Q&A/ A+ Score Solution.
What position does the bed must be in when transfusing? - (answers)Semi Folwers or Folwers
What type of diet is typical for G Tubes? - (answers)NPO (Nothing By Mouth)
What do you make an increase of in a diet for tissue repair? - (answers)Protein
Interventions for agitated residents - (answers)1. Remove trigger(s), if known
2. Decrease stimulation in the environment to the extent possible
3. Stay calm. Speak audibly and clearly but don't shout. Use a firm but not scolding tone of
voice.
4. Patting or stroking may reassure some residents. For others, it may have the opposite effect.
5. Avoid arguing with the resident. Listen quietly while the resident expresses his/her anger.
Don't reprimand
, 6. If possible, redirect the resident. Offer something to eat or drink or suggest an activity. Use
Positive rather than negative commands
What position must a unconscious resident be placed in for oral care? - (answers)Lateral Position
What temperature of water do we store dentures in? - (answers)Cool Temperature Water
What do we do if a resident tells us they want to die? - (answers)Stay with the patient and report
it to the nurse
Hallucinations - (answers)Seeing, hearing, smelling, or feeling something that isn't real
Delusion - (answers)Thought or idea with no basis in reality
Cognitive Impairment - (answers)Inability to think, concentrate, reason, or remember clearly;
cognitive impairment
Guide/ 73 Q&A/ A+ Score Solution.
What position does the bed must be in when transfusing? - (answers)Semi Folwers or Folwers
What type of diet is typical for G Tubes? - (answers)NPO (Nothing By Mouth)
What do you make an increase of in a diet for tissue repair? - (answers)Protein
Interventions for agitated residents - (answers)1. Remove trigger(s), if known
2. Decrease stimulation in the environment to the extent possible
3. Stay calm. Speak audibly and clearly but don't shout. Use a firm but not scolding tone of
voice.
4. Patting or stroking may reassure some residents. For others, it may have the opposite effect.
5. Avoid arguing with the resident. Listen quietly while the resident expresses his/her anger.
Don't reprimand
, 6. If possible, redirect the resident. Offer something to eat or drink or suggest an activity. Use
Positive rather than negative commands
What position must a unconscious resident be placed in for oral care? - (answers)Lateral Position
What temperature of water do we store dentures in? - (answers)Cool Temperature Water
What do we do if a resident tells us they want to die? - (answers)Stay with the patient and report
it to the nurse
Hallucinations - (answers)Seeing, hearing, smelling, or feeling something that isn't real
Delusion - (answers)Thought or idea with no basis in reality
Cognitive Impairment - (answers)Inability to think, concentrate, reason, or remember clearly;
cognitive impairment
