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How can a caregiver comfort a resident with dementia who is
experiencing a delusion, believing her baby is missing
(referring to a doll she believes is her
really baby)? - ANSWER-Reassure the resident and assist her
to look for the
doll
The best response to disruptive behaviors related to
dementia is to
acknowledge the person's reality be non-
confrontational
What are common signs of a stroke? - ANSWER-One sided arm
weakness or
dumbness
Slurred speech or difficulty
communicating
Facial numbness, weakness or dropping on
one side
Paralysis on one side of the
body
,Loss of
consciousness
What do you call any intervention and used in place of
restarting that reduces
the need for restraint? - ANSWER-Restraint
Alternative
What are examples of restraint alternatives - ANSWER-Prevent
falls by improving safety measures such as lighting
Call lights within reach and responded to quickly, keep bed
low, place a mat next to bed for those at fall risk Provide
activities to those who wander
Distract or redirect behaviors
Decrease stimulation such as loud noises
Use chair or bed alarms, wander guards, coded doors
What are physical problems associated with use of restraints -
ANSWER-
Pressure Ulcers
Pneumonia
Risk of Suffocation
Reduced Circulation
Constipation
Incontinence
Muscle Atrophy
, What is the appropriate action for a nursing assistant to take
when a resident or
patient complains of pain? - ANSWER-
Notify the nurse
What are basic comfort measures a nursing assistant can do
for someone in
pain? - ANSWER-Positioning with
supportive device
Back
massage
Warm or cold compress as
ordered
What safety measures should a CNA take for a resident who is
a fall risk? - ANSWER-Keep the bed in a low position
Use a gait belt during ambulation
Assure good lighting during ambulation
Keep call light within reach and answer promptly
Keep walk ways clear
Check on them frequently to anticipate needs
What is the goal of hospice or end of life care? - ANSWER-
Provide for physical
and emotional
comfort
Care focuses on quality of life rather than extending life or
curing an illness