CNA Exam-Data Collection (Ch. 32 & 34) Answered 100% Correct

Admission - ANSWER-entry of a person into a healthcare setting Discharge - ANSWER-departure of a person from a healthcare setting Transfer - ANSWER-moving person to another healthcare setting or into another room Where does the admission process start? - ANSWER-in the admitting office or ER in hospitals What does the admission record include? - ANSWER-a person's identifying info During an admission, the patient is given - ANSWER-an ID bracelet and signs admitting papers/general consent to treatment What is the admission procedure? - ANSWER-collect info for admission form, measure weight and height, vital signs, obtain urine specimen, clothing and belonging list, and orient person to room How often is someone weighed? - ANSWER-weekly, daily, or monthly When measuring weight and height, the person - ANSWER-wear gown, no shoes, has voided beforehand For accuracy, the person is weighed - ANSWER-at same time of day with scale at zero What does the healthteam teach when a person is being discharged? - ANSWER-teach them and the family about diet, exercise, drugs, procedures, and treatment Before a person can leave the agency - ANSWER-they must have an order from the doctor saying they can leave Why are specimens usually collected and tested? - ANSWER-prevent, detect, and treat disease What's needed for a specimen to be accepted into the lab? - ANSWER-requisition slip that has person's identifying info and test ordered When collecting a urine specimen, follow the - ANSWER-Bloodborne pathogen standard, standard precautions, and medical asepsis