Answers to Workbook for Mosby’s Textbook for Long-Term Care Nursing Assistants, ed. 9
Chapter 1
1. Licensed practical nurse (LPN) (p. 1)
2. nursing center (p. 1)
3. nursing home (p. 1)
4. independence (p. 1)
5. acute illness (p. 1)
6. skilled nursing facility (SNF) (p. 2)
7. chronic illness (p. 1)
8. assisted living residence (ALR) (p. 1)
9. accountable (p. 1)
10. nursing team (p. 1)
11. Alzheimer’s disease (AD) (p. 1)
12. Delegate (p. 1) Solution Manual
13. Medicare (p. 1)
14. Board and care home (p. 1)
15. Nursing facility (NF) (p. 1)
16. Job description (p. 1)
17. Registered nurse (RN) (p. 2)
18. Nursing task (p. 2)
19. Case management (p. 1)
20. Nursing assistant (p. 1)
21. Licensed vocational nurse (LVN) (p. 1)
22. Interdisciplinary team (p. 1)
23. Medicaid (p. 2)
24. Hospice (p. 1)
25. Group home (p. 1)
26. Responsibility (p. 2)
27. A (p. 2)
28. B (p. 2)
29. B (p. 3)
30. B (p. 4)
31. B (p. 3)
32. D (p. 3)
33. C (p. 3)
34. A (p. 3)
35. A (p. 4)
36. C (p. 4)
37. C (p. 4)
38. D (p. 5)
39. C (p. 5)
40. A (p. 5)
41. D (p. 5)
42. B (p. 5)
43. D (p. 7)
,44. B (p. 8)
45. A (p. 8)
46. C (p. 9)
47. B (p. 9)
48. B (p. 9)
49. B (p. 9)
50. D (pp. 9-10)
51. A (p. 10)
52. C (p. 10)
53. B (p. 10)
54. A (p. 10)
55. B (p. 11)
56. A (pp. 11-12)
57. A (p. 11)
58. B (p. 12)
59. C (p. 12)
60. D (p. 12)
61. A (p. 12)
62. C (p. 12)
63. D (p. 12)
64. D (p. 15)
65. A (pp. 15-16)
66. B (pp. 15-16)
67. A (p. 16)
68. B (p. 17)
69. Certified nursing assistant, certified nurse aide (p. 2)
70. Licensed nursing assistant (p. 2)
71. Licensed practical nurse (p. 2)
72. Alzheimer’s disease (p. 2)
73. Unlicensed assistive personnel (p. 2)
74. Skilled nursing facility (p. 2)
75. Director of nursing (p. 2)
76. Assisted living residence (p. 2)
77. Registered nurse aide (p. 2)
78. State-tested nursing assistant (p. 2)
79. Health maintenance organization (p. 2)
80. Preferred provider organization (p. 2)
81. Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 (p. 2)
82. Nursing assistant training and competency evaluation program (p. 2)
83. National Council of State Boards of Nursing (p. 2)
84. Registered nurse (p. 2)
85. A (p. 3)
86. C (p. 2)
87. D (p. 3)
88. B (p. 3)
89. E (p. 2)
90. Grooming and bathroom needs (p. 2)
91. There is an emergency call system and a 24- hour caregiver (p. 2)
92. Personal care, meals, or taking medications; health and medical care (pp. 2-3)
, 93. Who need regular or continuous care; licensed (p. 3)
94. Many or severe health problems or who need rehabilitation (p. 3)
95. A. focus on abilities, not disabilities; B. for themselves as possible; C. that makes problems
worse; D. their health problems (p. 2)
96. Persons who are terminally ill; physical, emotional, social, spiritual needs (p. 3)
97. Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias; wander freely (p. 3)
98. A few weeks or months (p. 3)
99. Occupational therapist (p. 6)
100. Pharmacist (p. 6)
101. Podiatrist (p. 6)
102. Nurse practitioner (p. 6)
103. Audiologist (p. 6)
104. Dietician/nutritionist (p. 6)
105. Physical therapist (p. 6)
106. Radiographer/radiologic technologist (p. 6)
107. Respiratory therapist (p. 6)
108. Activities director (p. 6)
109. Speech-language therapist (p. 6)
110. Medical or clinical laboratory technician (p. 6)
111. A nursing center, hospital long-term care unit, or home care agency (p. 9)
112. 75;16; laboratory or clinical setting (p. 9)
113. Answer in correct order (pp. 9-10)
A. Basic nursing skills
B. Resident’s rights
C. How to care for cognitively impaired persons
D. Skin care
E. Dressing
F. Safety and emergency procedures
G. Infection control
H. Transferring, positioning, and turning methods
I. Communication
J. Range-of-motion exercises
K. Personal care skills
L. Elimination procedures
M. Helping the person to walk
N. Signs and symptoms of common diseases
O. Feeding methods
Answers to Workbook for Mosby’s Textbook for Long-Term Care Nursing Assistants, ed. 9
Chapter 2
1. Involuntary seclusion (p. 19)
2. Vulnerable adult (p. 19)
3. Boundary sign (p. 19)
4. Malpractice (p. 19)
5. Fraud (p. 19)
6. Criminal law (p. 19)
7. Will (p. 19)
, 8. Protected health information (p. 19)
9. Boundary crossing (p. 19)
10. Ombudsman (p. 19)
11. Law (p. 19)
12. Battery (p. 19)
13. Abuse (p. 19)
14. Slander (p. 19)
15. Defamation (p. 19)
16. Ethics (p. 19)
17. Assault (p. 19)
18. Tort (p. 19)
19. Civil law (p. 19)
20. Representative (p. 19)
21. Professional sexual misconduct (p. 19)
22. Boundary violation (p. 19)
23. Invasion of privacy (p. 19)
24. Standard of care (p. 19)
25. Professional boundary (p. 19)
26. Crime (p. 19)
27. False imprisonment (p. 19)
28. Libel (p. 19)
29. Negligence (p. 19)
30. Treatment (p. 19)
31. Neglect (p. 19)
32. Self-neglect (p. 19)
33. B (pp. 19-20)
34. B (p. 20)
35. B (p. 20)
36. A (pp. 20-21)
37. A (p. 22)
38. B (p. 22)
39. A (p. 22)
40. D (p. 22)
41. C (pp. 22-23)
42. A (p. 23)
43. A (p. 23)
44. B (p. 24)
45. A (p. 24)
46. B (p. 24)
47. A (p. 24)
48. C (p. 24)
49. C (p. 25)
50. C (p. 25)
51. B (p. 26)
52. A (p. 26)
53. C (p. 26)
54. D (p. 27)
55. A (p. 27)
56. B (p. 28)
Chapter 1
1. Licensed practical nurse (LPN) (p. 1)
2. nursing center (p. 1)
3. nursing home (p. 1)
4. independence (p. 1)
5. acute illness (p. 1)
6. skilled nursing facility (SNF) (p. 2)
7. chronic illness (p. 1)
8. assisted living residence (ALR) (p. 1)
9. accountable (p. 1)
10. nursing team (p. 1)
11. Alzheimer’s disease (AD) (p. 1)
12. Delegate (p. 1) Solution Manual
13. Medicare (p. 1)
14. Board and care home (p. 1)
15. Nursing facility (NF) (p. 1)
16. Job description (p. 1)
17. Registered nurse (RN) (p. 2)
18. Nursing task (p. 2)
19. Case management (p. 1)
20. Nursing assistant (p. 1)
21. Licensed vocational nurse (LVN) (p. 1)
22. Interdisciplinary team (p. 1)
23. Medicaid (p. 2)
24. Hospice (p. 1)
25. Group home (p. 1)
26. Responsibility (p. 2)
27. A (p. 2)
28. B (p. 2)
29. B (p. 3)
30. B (p. 4)
31. B (p. 3)
32. D (p. 3)
33. C (p. 3)
34. A (p. 3)
35. A (p. 4)
36. C (p. 4)
37. C (p. 4)
38. D (p. 5)
39. C (p. 5)
40. A (p. 5)
41. D (p. 5)
42. B (p. 5)
43. D (p. 7)
,44. B (p. 8)
45. A (p. 8)
46. C (p. 9)
47. B (p. 9)
48. B (p. 9)
49. B (p. 9)
50. D (pp. 9-10)
51. A (p. 10)
52. C (p. 10)
53. B (p. 10)
54. A (p. 10)
55. B (p. 11)
56. A (pp. 11-12)
57. A (p. 11)
58. B (p. 12)
59. C (p. 12)
60. D (p. 12)
61. A (p. 12)
62. C (p. 12)
63. D (p. 12)
64. D (p. 15)
65. A (pp. 15-16)
66. B (pp. 15-16)
67. A (p. 16)
68. B (p. 17)
69. Certified nursing assistant, certified nurse aide (p. 2)
70. Licensed nursing assistant (p. 2)
71. Licensed practical nurse (p. 2)
72. Alzheimer’s disease (p. 2)
73. Unlicensed assistive personnel (p. 2)
74. Skilled nursing facility (p. 2)
75. Director of nursing (p. 2)
76. Assisted living residence (p. 2)
77. Registered nurse aide (p. 2)
78. State-tested nursing assistant (p. 2)
79. Health maintenance organization (p. 2)
80. Preferred provider organization (p. 2)
81. Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 (p. 2)
82. Nursing assistant training and competency evaluation program (p. 2)
83. National Council of State Boards of Nursing (p. 2)
84. Registered nurse (p. 2)
85. A (p. 3)
86. C (p. 2)
87. D (p. 3)
88. B (p. 3)
89. E (p. 2)
90. Grooming and bathroom needs (p. 2)
91. There is an emergency call system and a 24- hour caregiver (p. 2)
92. Personal care, meals, or taking medications; health and medical care (pp. 2-3)
, 93. Who need regular or continuous care; licensed (p. 3)
94. Many or severe health problems or who need rehabilitation (p. 3)
95. A. focus on abilities, not disabilities; B. for themselves as possible; C. that makes problems
worse; D. their health problems (p. 2)
96. Persons who are terminally ill; physical, emotional, social, spiritual needs (p. 3)
97. Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias; wander freely (p. 3)
98. A few weeks or months (p. 3)
99. Occupational therapist (p. 6)
100. Pharmacist (p. 6)
101. Podiatrist (p. 6)
102. Nurse practitioner (p. 6)
103. Audiologist (p. 6)
104. Dietician/nutritionist (p. 6)
105. Physical therapist (p. 6)
106. Radiographer/radiologic technologist (p. 6)
107. Respiratory therapist (p. 6)
108. Activities director (p. 6)
109. Speech-language therapist (p. 6)
110. Medical or clinical laboratory technician (p. 6)
111. A nursing center, hospital long-term care unit, or home care agency (p. 9)
112. 75;16; laboratory or clinical setting (p. 9)
113. Answer in correct order (pp. 9-10)
A. Basic nursing skills
B. Resident’s rights
C. How to care for cognitively impaired persons
D. Skin care
E. Dressing
F. Safety and emergency procedures
G. Infection control
H. Transferring, positioning, and turning methods
I. Communication
J. Range-of-motion exercises
K. Personal care skills
L. Elimination procedures
M. Helping the person to walk
N. Signs and symptoms of common diseases
O. Feeding methods
Answers to Workbook for Mosby’s Textbook for Long-Term Care Nursing Assistants, ed. 9
Chapter 2
1. Involuntary seclusion (p. 19)
2. Vulnerable adult (p. 19)
3. Boundary sign (p. 19)
4. Malpractice (p. 19)
5. Fraud (p. 19)
6. Criminal law (p. 19)
7. Will (p. 19)
, 8. Protected health information (p. 19)
9. Boundary crossing (p. 19)
10. Ombudsman (p. 19)
11. Law (p. 19)
12. Battery (p. 19)
13. Abuse (p. 19)
14. Slander (p. 19)
15. Defamation (p. 19)
16. Ethics (p. 19)
17. Assault (p. 19)
18. Tort (p. 19)
19. Civil law (p. 19)
20. Representative (p. 19)
21. Professional sexual misconduct (p. 19)
22. Boundary violation (p. 19)
23. Invasion of privacy (p. 19)
24. Standard of care (p. 19)
25. Professional boundary (p. 19)
26. Crime (p. 19)
27. False imprisonment (p. 19)
28. Libel (p. 19)
29. Negligence (p. 19)
30. Treatment (p. 19)
31. Neglect (p. 19)
32. Self-neglect (p. 19)
33. B (pp. 19-20)
34. B (p. 20)
35. B (p. 20)
36. A (pp. 20-21)
37. A (p. 22)
38. B (p. 22)
39. A (p. 22)
40. D (p. 22)
41. C (pp. 22-23)
42. A (p. 23)
43. A (p. 23)
44. B (p. 24)
45. A (p. 24)
46. B (p. 24)
47. A (p. 24)
48. C (p. 24)
49. C (p. 25)
50. C (p. 25)
51. B (p. 26)
52. A (p. 26)
53. C (p. 26)
54. D (p. 27)
55. A (p. 27)
56. B (p. 28)
