CNA EXAMS PREP VOLUME 2

CNA EXAMS PREP VOLUME 2 COMPLETE FILE SECTION ONE 1. are people or organizations paying for health care services a. Payers b. Providers c. Facilities 2. LTC mean a. Length of care b. Length of cure c. Long term care 3. When an individual is expected to die from an illness, it is referred to as a a. Terminal illness b. Acute illness c. Chronic illness 4. Most conditions seen in long term care facilities are chronic a. True b. False 5. care is given in hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers. a. Acute care b. Home healthcare c. Adult daycare 6. Which of the following care can be given in a hospital or in a long-term care facility? a. Hospice care b. Home Health care c. Sub-acute care 7. After removing gloves, you are not required to wash your hands. a. True b. False 8. Which of the following care is usually for 24 hours? a. Out-patient care b. Skilled Care 9. Daily personal care tasks are called a. Active daily living b. Activities in daily living c. Activities of daily living (ADLs) 10. A thin tube inserted into the body that is used to drain fluids or inject fluid is a. Drainage b. Catheter c. Intravenous 11. Which one of the following is defined as the loss of mental abilities, such as thinking, remembering, reasoning, and communicating? a. Dementia b. Stroke c. Acute coronary syndrome 12. What does "p" mean in PASS while operating a fire extinguisher? a. Pin b. Pull c. Point 13. is a method, or way of doing something a. Procedure b. Policy c. Rules 14. Caucasian women make up a high percentage of residents in long term care facilities a. True b. False 15. Nursing assistants should accept money and gifts from residents a. True b. False 16. To cite means to a. Review a problem though a survey b. Find a problem through survey c. Create a problem through a survey 17. is an independent not-for-profit organization that evaluates and accredits healthcare organizations. a. OSHA b. Health Care Finance Administration (HCFA) c. Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization (JCAHO) 18. Medicare and Medicaid pay long-term care facilities a fixed amount for services a. True b. False 19. Tuberculosis is transmitted. a. Blood -borne b. Airborne c. contact 20. People who live in long term care facilities are usually called a. Clients b. Residents c. Patients SECTION TWO Match the following 1. CNA mentally active. 2. RN 3. LPN/LVN 4. MD/DO 5. PT E. 6. OT circulation, promote healing 7. SLP 8. RD 9. MSW 10. Activity Director A. Direct plan activities for residents to help them socialize and stay physically and B. Determines residents' needs and helps get them support services such as counseling. C. Creates diets for resident with specials needs D. Help with speech and swallowing problems E. Helps residents learn to compensate for disabilities F. Evaluates a person and develops a treatment plan to increase movement, improve G. Diagnose disease or disability and prescribe treatment H. Licensed professional who has completed one to two years of education I. Licensed professional who has complete d two to four years of education J. Performs delegated tasks such as taking vital signs, provides routine personal care, such as bathing residents and helping with toileting. 11. Professionalism means a. How you behave when you are on the job b. Having to do with work or a job c. Being late to work l2. Nursing assistants must be conscientious about documenting observations and procedures a. True b. False 13. is the ability to understand what is proper and appropriate when dealing with others a. Sympathy b. Tact c. Empathy Match the following 14. Compassionate 15. Empathy condition 16. Sympathy 17. Conscientious 18. Dependable 19. Respectful 20. Unprejudiced 21. Tolerant A. Put aside your opinions and see each resident as an individual who needs your care B. Give each resident the same quality care regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity or C. Valuing other individuality D. Must make and keep commitments E. Always try to do their best F. Sharing in the feelings and difficulties of others G. Entering into feeling of others H. Being caring concerned, considerate, empathetic and Understanding 22. Which of the following is not included in personal grooming habits a. Dressing neatly in a uniform that is washed and ironed b. Keep fingernails short, smooth and clean c. Wearing little or no makeup d. None of the above 23. The chain of command describes the line of authority and helps ensure that the resident receive proper care a. True b. False 24. defines the things you are allowed to do and how to do them correctly. a. Scope of pract ice b. Unprejudiced c. Compassionate d. Tolerant Match the following 25. Diagnosis 26. Planning 27. Implementation 28. Evaluation 29. Plan ahead 30. Prioritize 1. The knowledge of right and wrong is A. A careful examination to see if the goals are being met B. Putting the care plan into action C. Setting goals and creating a care plan D. Identifying the health problems after looking at all the resident's needs E. Identifying the most important things to get done F. Best way to help manage your time better SECTION THREE