CNA-1 Exams/OSBN State Test
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1. HAI Healthcare-associated infection/nosocomial infection
2. Systemic infec- Affects the entire body
tion
3. What is the chain A way of describing how disease is transmitted from one being to another
of infection? 1. The causative agent
2. A reservoir is where it grows
3. The portal of exit is any body opening on an infected person that allows
pathogens to leave
4. The mode of transmission.
5. Portal of entry
4. what is acute 24 hour skilled care given in hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers for people
care? who require short term , immediate care
5. what is outpa- usually given for less than 24 hours. it is for people who have had treatments or
tient care? surgery and need short term skilled care
6. what is hospice given in facilities or homes for people who have appx six months or less to live
care?
7. what are LTCF's? long term care facilities are businesses that provide skilled nursing care 24 hours
a day
8. ADL's activities of daily living
walking, eating, grooming, etc
9. what groups developmentally disabled
spend the most
time in LTCF's?
10. most residents in 6 or more months
long term care
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stay for appx how
many months?
11. what percentage 50-90%
of residents in
LTCF's have de-
mentia?
12. what is the main the lack of ability to care for oneself and the lack of a support system
reason for be-
ing admitted to a
LTCF?
13. policy vs proce- a policy is a course of action that should be taken and a procedure is a method of
dure doing something (what, when, how)
14. define cite to find a problem through survey
15. what is the joint an independent not-for-profit organization that evaluates and accredits healthcare
commission? organizations. the goal is to improve the safety and care of patients/clients/res-
idents. an organization must undergo JC survey every three years at least to be
accredited by them
16. what is culture a term given to the process of transforming services for elders so that they are
change? based on the values and practices of the person receiving care
17. what are nursing N.A.'s are not allowed to insert or remove tubes, change sterile dressings, give tube
assistant's not al- feedings, or give medications
lowed to do?
18. what two words OBSERVE AND REPORT
describe the ma-
jor role of N.A's?
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1. HAI Healthcare-associated infection/nosocomial infection
2. Systemic infec- Affects the entire body
tion
3. What is the chain A way of describing how disease is transmitted from one being to another
of infection? 1. The causative agent
2. A reservoir is where it grows
3. The portal of exit is any body opening on an infected person that allows
pathogens to leave
4. The mode of transmission.
5. Portal of entry
4. what is acute 24 hour skilled care given in hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers for people
care? who require short term , immediate care
5. what is outpa- usually given for less than 24 hours. it is for people who have had treatments or
tient care? surgery and need short term skilled care
6. what is hospice given in facilities or homes for people who have appx six months or less to live
care?
7. what are LTCF's? long term care facilities are businesses that provide skilled nursing care 24 hours
a day
8. ADL's activities of daily living
walking, eating, grooming, etc
9. what groups developmentally disabled
spend the most
time in LTCF's?
10. most residents in 6 or more months
long term care
1/9
, CNA-1 Exams/OSBN State Test
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_482i8g
stay for appx how
many months?
11. what percentage 50-90%
of residents in
LTCF's have de-
mentia?
12. what is the main the lack of ability to care for oneself and the lack of a support system
reason for be-
ing admitted to a
LTCF?
13. policy vs proce- a policy is a course of action that should be taken and a procedure is a method of
dure doing something (what, when, how)
14. define cite to find a problem through survey
15. what is the joint an independent not-for-profit organization that evaluates and accredits healthcare
commission? organizations. the goal is to improve the safety and care of patients/clients/res-
idents. an organization must undergo JC survey every three years at least to be
accredited by them
16. what is culture a term given to the process of transforming services for elders so that they are
change? based on the values and practices of the person receiving care
17. what are nursing N.A.'s are not allowed to insert or remove tubes, change sterile dressings, give tube
assistant's not al- feedings, or give medications
lowed to do?
18. what two words OBSERVE AND REPORT
describe the ma-
jor role of N.A's?
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