NURSE AIDE 1 TEST 1 WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
in order to remain listed, the NAI must work at least ______ hours, supervised by an RN, every ________ months.
✔Correct Answer-8, 24
what is the goal of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation ACT (OBRA) of 1987? ✔Correct Answer-designed to
improve quality of life for residents living in nursing home.
What are ADLs ✔Correct Answer-Activities of Daily Living- health care term to describe everyday things that a
resident routinely does
Skills which are within a scope of practice for NA ✔Correct Answer-take a rectal temp
perform catheter care
perform range of motion exercises
clean dentures
assist a resident to walk
care for a resident on isolation precautions
how many testing attempts does OBRA allow? ✔Correct Answer-3
As a NA, what should you do if you agree to complete a task but is unsure hot to do it? ✔Correct Answer-ask
an RN questions you have
________ is the ability to put you in another person's place and try to see things as that person does. ✔Correct
Answer-empathy
what does the term scope of practice for an NA mean? ✔Correct Answer-the tasks a CNA needs to complete
on a daily basis in order to do their job
5 rights of Delegation ✔Correct Answer-1. right task
2. right circumstance
3. right person
4. right direction and communication
5. right supervision and evaluation
in an ICF, (intermediate care facility) the nurse must be present _____ hours ✔Correct Answer-8
in an LTC (long term care) facility the nurse must be present ____ hours ✔Correct Answer-24
Define an NA1 in the State of NC ✔Correct Answer-a valued, unlicensed member of the health care team,
responsible for providing delegated nursing tasks within a wide range of function, for residents and patients, in
a variety of settings, and who is listed on the Nurse Aide 1 Registry.
OBRA is ✔Correct Answer-a federal law, enacted by congress, in 1987, to improve quality of life of residents
living in a nursing home
the NA1 CANNOT ✔Correct Answer-do sterile procedures
, give info about diagnosis
give meds
insert/remove tubes
take oral or telephone orders from MD
diagnose/prescribe treatments/meds
supervise other NAs
(B) which is true about Norovirus ✔Correct Answer-dehydration can be a problem
alcohol based hand sanitizers are not as effective against it
follow standard precautions and transmission based programs
what is the number one mode of transmissions ✔Correct Answer-hands
which are part of the Nurse Aide's role in standard precautions ✔Correct Answer-keep linen from uniform
clean from cleanest to dirtiest
must follow to protect self, co workers and residents
what are the requierments for microorganisms to grow? ✔Correct Answer-dark, warm, moist area
oxygen (if aerobic)
tissue to feed on
what is hepatitis ✔Correct Answer-a disease in the liver caused by infections
how long can hepatitis b virus live outside the body on equipment? ✔Correct Answer-7 days
what PPE must be worn when a residents is in:
1. contact isolation
2. droplet isolation
3. airborne isolation ✔Correct Answer-1. gloves, gown
2. masks, gloves
3. respirator mask, gloves, gown
How is HIV transmitted from one person to another? ✔Correct Answer-sharing containment needles, sharing
contaminated fingerstick devices, direct contact of blood from infected person, unprotected sex
list 6 signs and symptoms of a systemetic infection ✔Correct Answer-fever
chills
confusion
feeling tired
nausea/ vomiting
symptoms specific to body part or system
list 4 signs and symptoms of a bladder infection (cystic) ✔Correct Answer-fever and chills
sniffling/ snorting
coughing/ sneezing
hacking up globs of green/yellow mucus
the following re synonyms for medical asepsis ✔Correct Answer-clean technique
disinfection
list the 6 links of the chain infection and define each ✔Correct Answer-1. infectious agent- harmful germ that
causes an infection
2. reservoir- place where germs live, grow, and increase
VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
in order to remain listed, the NAI must work at least ______ hours, supervised by an RN, every ________ months.
✔Correct Answer-8, 24
what is the goal of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation ACT (OBRA) of 1987? ✔Correct Answer-designed to
improve quality of life for residents living in nursing home.
What are ADLs ✔Correct Answer-Activities of Daily Living- health care term to describe everyday things that a
resident routinely does
Skills which are within a scope of practice for NA ✔Correct Answer-take a rectal temp
perform catheter care
perform range of motion exercises
clean dentures
assist a resident to walk
care for a resident on isolation precautions
how many testing attempts does OBRA allow? ✔Correct Answer-3
As a NA, what should you do if you agree to complete a task but is unsure hot to do it? ✔Correct Answer-ask
an RN questions you have
________ is the ability to put you in another person's place and try to see things as that person does. ✔Correct
Answer-empathy
what does the term scope of practice for an NA mean? ✔Correct Answer-the tasks a CNA needs to complete
on a daily basis in order to do their job
5 rights of Delegation ✔Correct Answer-1. right task
2. right circumstance
3. right person
4. right direction and communication
5. right supervision and evaluation
in an ICF, (intermediate care facility) the nurse must be present _____ hours ✔Correct Answer-8
in an LTC (long term care) facility the nurse must be present ____ hours ✔Correct Answer-24
Define an NA1 in the State of NC ✔Correct Answer-a valued, unlicensed member of the health care team,
responsible for providing delegated nursing tasks within a wide range of function, for residents and patients, in
a variety of settings, and who is listed on the Nurse Aide 1 Registry.
OBRA is ✔Correct Answer-a federal law, enacted by congress, in 1987, to improve quality of life of residents
living in a nursing home
the NA1 CANNOT ✔Correct Answer-do sterile procedures
, give info about diagnosis
give meds
insert/remove tubes
take oral or telephone orders from MD
diagnose/prescribe treatments/meds
supervise other NAs
(B) which is true about Norovirus ✔Correct Answer-dehydration can be a problem
alcohol based hand sanitizers are not as effective against it
follow standard precautions and transmission based programs
what is the number one mode of transmissions ✔Correct Answer-hands
which are part of the Nurse Aide's role in standard precautions ✔Correct Answer-keep linen from uniform
clean from cleanest to dirtiest
must follow to protect self, co workers and residents
what are the requierments for microorganisms to grow? ✔Correct Answer-dark, warm, moist area
oxygen (if aerobic)
tissue to feed on
what is hepatitis ✔Correct Answer-a disease in the liver caused by infections
how long can hepatitis b virus live outside the body on equipment? ✔Correct Answer-7 days
what PPE must be worn when a residents is in:
1. contact isolation
2. droplet isolation
3. airborne isolation ✔Correct Answer-1. gloves, gown
2. masks, gloves
3. respirator mask, gloves, gown
How is HIV transmitted from one person to another? ✔Correct Answer-sharing containment needles, sharing
contaminated fingerstick devices, direct contact of blood from infected person, unprotected sex
list 6 signs and symptoms of a systemetic infection ✔Correct Answer-fever
chills
confusion
feeling tired
nausea/ vomiting
symptoms specific to body part or system
list 4 signs and symptoms of a bladder infection (cystic) ✔Correct Answer-fever and chills
sniffling/ snorting
coughing/ sneezing
hacking up globs of green/yellow mucus
the following re synonyms for medical asepsis ✔Correct Answer-clean technique
disinfection
list the 6 links of the chain infection and define each ✔Correct Answer-1. infectious agent- harmful germ that
causes an infection
2. reservoir- place where germs live, grow, and increase
