CNA Hartman's final exam review
Questions with Correct Answers
(LTC) Long term care is offered.. - ANSWERS(SNF) Skilled nursing facilities
Rehabilitation - ANSWERShelps improve function after an injury or illness
(ADL's) - ANSWERSActivity of Daily living
(OT) Occupational therapist - ANSWERSHelps residents learn to use assistive devices
for eating and dressing
CNA must not - ANSWERStake money or gifts from residents or their families
Empathy - ANSWERSAbility to share and understand the feelings of another
CNA must keep (R) info - ANSWERSprivacy and confidentially. Do not discuss their
case only with members of care team.
How many hours of training must an NA complete prior to working as a CNA? -
ANSWERSNA must complete at least 75 hours of training.
Survey .. - ANSWERSInspections to help make sure that long-term care facilities follow
state and federal regulations
Resident should be encouraged - ANSWERSto participate in care planning, (residents
rights)
OBRA requires NA to help promote (R) - ANSWERSresidents independence
Physical Abuse - ANSWERSSlapping, bruising, cutting, burning, physical restraining,
pushing, shoving, or even rough handling
Financial Abuse - ANSWERSimproper or illegal use of a person's money.
Ombudsman - ANSWERSassigned by the law as the legal advocate for residents
(listens to R and tries to solve the conflict)
NA can keep (R) documents - ANSWERSStored, file, or shred the documents according
to facility policy. If documents with (R) info give them to a nurse
, When should NA document care of a (R)? - ANSWERSNA must document care
immediately after it is given . Do not record any care before it has been done.
Military Time - ANSWERSTo change time from 1:00 to 12:00 pm add 12 to regular time.
To change 1:00 AM to 9:00 am add 0 in front 10 -11 am just put the minutes at the back
Complete incident report - ANSWERSwhen a accident, problem, or unexpected event
during the course of care.
-feeding (R) from wrong meal tray.
- resident fall or injury (incident)
-Accusation made by (R) against staff
- Employee injuries
Non-verbal communication - ANSWERScommunicating without using words.
(person shrugging his shoulders. Body moments, facial expression, posture, different
attitudes or emotions)
Objective and Subjective information - ANSWERSObjective info- based on what a
person sees, hears, touches, or smells. Collected by using sense.
Subjective Info- something that a person cannot or did not observe.
When entering a room of a vision Impaired (R) it is best to - ANSWERSIdentify yourself
as soon as you enter the room
Mental disorder - ANSWERSsign and symptoms are like a physical disorder.
How long do you use friction during Hand washing? - ANSWERSLather all surfaces of
wrists, hands, and fingers, using friction for at least 20 seconds
When a resident starts to fall - ANSWERSNa must widen his stand and bring the
resident's body close to yours
Removing gown - ANSWERSWhen removing gown , remove gloves first. Untie the
gown at the waist and neck. Remove the gown without touching the outside of the
gown. Roll the dirty side in, while holding the gown away from your body. Discard the
gown and wash your hands.
Gloves - ANSWERScan only be worn once
When a fire is in the building - ANSWERSremove resident from danger when there is a
fire.(evacuate)
Questions with Correct Answers
(LTC) Long term care is offered.. - ANSWERS(SNF) Skilled nursing facilities
Rehabilitation - ANSWERShelps improve function after an injury or illness
(ADL's) - ANSWERSActivity of Daily living
(OT) Occupational therapist - ANSWERSHelps residents learn to use assistive devices
for eating and dressing
CNA must not - ANSWERStake money or gifts from residents or their families
Empathy - ANSWERSAbility to share and understand the feelings of another
CNA must keep (R) info - ANSWERSprivacy and confidentially. Do not discuss their
case only with members of care team.
How many hours of training must an NA complete prior to working as a CNA? -
ANSWERSNA must complete at least 75 hours of training.
Survey .. - ANSWERSInspections to help make sure that long-term care facilities follow
state and federal regulations
Resident should be encouraged - ANSWERSto participate in care planning, (residents
rights)
OBRA requires NA to help promote (R) - ANSWERSresidents independence
Physical Abuse - ANSWERSSlapping, bruising, cutting, burning, physical restraining,
pushing, shoving, or even rough handling
Financial Abuse - ANSWERSimproper or illegal use of a person's money.
Ombudsman - ANSWERSassigned by the law as the legal advocate for residents
(listens to R and tries to solve the conflict)
NA can keep (R) documents - ANSWERSStored, file, or shred the documents according
to facility policy. If documents with (R) info give them to a nurse
, When should NA document care of a (R)? - ANSWERSNA must document care
immediately after it is given . Do not record any care before it has been done.
Military Time - ANSWERSTo change time from 1:00 to 12:00 pm add 12 to regular time.
To change 1:00 AM to 9:00 am add 0 in front 10 -11 am just put the minutes at the back
Complete incident report - ANSWERSwhen a accident, problem, or unexpected event
during the course of care.
-feeding (R) from wrong meal tray.
- resident fall or injury (incident)
-Accusation made by (R) against staff
- Employee injuries
Non-verbal communication - ANSWERScommunicating without using words.
(person shrugging his shoulders. Body moments, facial expression, posture, different
attitudes or emotions)
Objective and Subjective information - ANSWERSObjective info- based on what a
person sees, hears, touches, or smells. Collected by using sense.
Subjective Info- something that a person cannot or did not observe.
When entering a room of a vision Impaired (R) it is best to - ANSWERSIdentify yourself
as soon as you enter the room
Mental disorder - ANSWERSsign and symptoms are like a physical disorder.
How long do you use friction during Hand washing? - ANSWERSLather all surfaces of
wrists, hands, and fingers, using friction for at least 20 seconds
When a resident starts to fall - ANSWERSNa must widen his stand and bring the
resident's body close to yours
Removing gown - ANSWERSWhen removing gown , remove gloves first. Untie the
gown at the waist and neck. Remove the gown without touching the outside of the
gown. Roll the dirty side in, while holding the gown away from your body. Discard the
gown and wash your hands.
Gloves - ANSWERScan only be worn once
When a fire is in the building - ANSWERSremove resident from danger when there is a
fire.(evacuate)
