MODULE 1 SCENARIOS PRACTISE
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS
FULLY REVIWED AND VERIFIED
That a long term is most appropriate for a new resident who is ongoing treatment around the clock -
answer ✔✔-Your neighbor is in need of a skilled nursing care. Her daughter ask you to explain the
difference between long-term care and home care. The best response would be
Suggest she contact her healthcare provider to further discussion any concerns. - answer ✔✔-Your
resident has been recently diagnosed with a serious illness and has been searching the internet for
information. Your resident is upset and tells you the information gathered regarding her illness says she
will die. The best response would be to
That you need to get your supervisor, who will give her more information about what to expect from her
home health provider - answer ✔✔-A resident you have been caring for in the nursing home tells you
she is going home. She will be receiving care from a home health agency and is not sure what to expect.
You should tell the resident
Ask the resident to explain her concerns and then report it to the head nurse - answer ✔✔-A resident in
your facility is upset to hear that the medication the doctor has ordered is not the same medication that
she had read about in a current magazine. The appropriate response for the nursing assistant would be
to
Ask her to please wait while you get the supervisor, who can explain the situation in more detail -
answer ✔✔-Your resident in the assisted-living facility can no longer stand and needs more help than
the staff can provide. The resident's daughter is very upset and asks you why her mother is being
transferred to a long-term care facility. How do you answer her?
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS
FULLY REVIWED AND VERIFIED
That a long term is most appropriate for a new resident who is ongoing treatment around the clock -
answer ✔✔-Your neighbor is in need of a skilled nursing care. Her daughter ask you to explain the
difference between long-term care and home care. The best response would be
Suggest she contact her healthcare provider to further discussion any concerns. - answer ✔✔-Your
resident has been recently diagnosed with a serious illness and has been searching the internet for
information. Your resident is upset and tells you the information gathered regarding her illness says she
will die. The best response would be to
That you need to get your supervisor, who will give her more information about what to expect from her
home health provider - answer ✔✔-A resident you have been caring for in the nursing home tells you
she is going home. She will be receiving care from a home health agency and is not sure what to expect.
You should tell the resident
Ask the resident to explain her concerns and then report it to the head nurse - answer ✔✔-A resident in
your facility is upset to hear that the medication the doctor has ordered is not the same medication that
she had read about in a current magazine. The appropriate response for the nursing assistant would be
to
Ask her to please wait while you get the supervisor, who can explain the situation in more detail -
answer ✔✔-Your resident in the assisted-living facility can no longer stand and needs more help than
the staff can provide. The resident's daughter is very upset and asks you why her mother is being
transferred to a long-term care facility. How do you answer her?
