Mosby's Essentials for Nursing Assistants
Ch. 37 Review QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
1. A death individual gave "long lasting strength of lawyer for health care" to his daughter.
This way that the person's daughter
Select one:
a. Will inherit his money.
B. Can make his fitness care choices when he cannot.
C. Can begin measures that lengthen his existence.
D. Can cast off measures that prolong his life. - ANSWER-b. Could make his health care
decisions while he can not.
2. A patient is demise. The following measures promote comfort EXCEPT
Select one:
a. Common position changes.
B. Correct frame alignment.
C. Supportive devices.
D. Friction and shearing. - ANSWER-d. Friction and shearing.
3. A affected person is demise. The character and his circle of relatives have the right to
Select one:
a. Privacy.
B. 3 food a day.
C. Hospice care.
D. Domestic care. - ANSWER-a. Privacy.
4. A affected person is demise. The person has trouble respiration. Which function will the
person most likely decide upon?
Select one:
a. Prone
b. Supine
c. Dorsal recumbent
d. Side-mendacity - ANSWER-d. Side-mendacity
5. A patient is dying. Which will NOT sell the person's consolation?
Select one:
a. Re-position the man or woman every shift.
B. Provide pores and skin care and private hygiene.
C. Give again massages.
D. Position the man or woman in excellent alignment. - ANSWER-a. Re-position the
person every shift.
, 6. A patient is terminally ill. The man or woman's pastor comes for a go to. What need to
you do?
Select one:
a. Tell them which you want to provide care in 10 minutes.
B. Respect the individual as a whole.
C. Ask if you may pray with them.
D. Ask what they trust approximately the afterlife. - ANSWER-b. Respect the person as a
whole.
7. A person has a terminal contamination. This means that
Select one:
a. The individual will recover.
B. The character will now not likely recover.
C. There is an quit to the illness.
D. The illness ends with a cure. - ANSWER-b. The person will no longer in all likelihood
recover.
8. A person is terminally sick. He is very quiet. You regularly discover him reading his Bible.
One day he says, "I simply want to peer my grandson graduate from high college." What
degree of loss of life is the individual in?
Select one:
a. Denial
b. Bargaining
c. Depression
d. Acceptance - ANSWER-b. Bargaining
9. A individual is terminally unwell. Her pain is extreme. She blames the personnel for her
ache. She complains about having to look forward to pain-relief capsules. She
additionally says that the body of workers is rough after they flip and re-role her. What
level of demise is she in?
Select one:
a. Denial
b. Anger
c. Bargaining
d. Depression - ANSWER-b. Anger
10.A resident is death. The doctor wrote a "Do Not Resuscitate" order. You do not accept as
true with the order. Which is correct?
Select one:
a. You can start CPR if essential.
B. You do not must observe the order.
C. You need to recognize the character's wishes.
D. You do no longer ought to care for the person. - ANSWER-c. You should respect the
person's wishes.
11.A resident is dying. The person is incontinent of urine and feces. The individual wishes
Select one:
a. A catheter and enemas.
B. Perineal care as needed.
Ch. 37 Review QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
1. A death individual gave "long lasting strength of lawyer for health care" to his daughter.
This way that the person's daughter
Select one:
a. Will inherit his money.
B. Can make his fitness care choices when he cannot.
C. Can begin measures that lengthen his existence.
D. Can cast off measures that prolong his life. - ANSWER-b. Could make his health care
decisions while he can not.
2. A patient is demise. The following measures promote comfort EXCEPT
Select one:
a. Common position changes.
B. Correct frame alignment.
C. Supportive devices.
D. Friction and shearing. - ANSWER-d. Friction and shearing.
3. A affected person is demise. The character and his circle of relatives have the right to
Select one:
a. Privacy.
B. 3 food a day.
C. Hospice care.
D. Domestic care. - ANSWER-a. Privacy.
4. A affected person is demise. The person has trouble respiration. Which function will the
person most likely decide upon?
Select one:
a. Prone
b. Supine
c. Dorsal recumbent
d. Side-mendacity - ANSWER-d. Side-mendacity
5. A patient is dying. Which will NOT sell the person's consolation?
Select one:
a. Re-position the man or woman every shift.
B. Provide pores and skin care and private hygiene.
C. Give again massages.
D. Position the man or woman in excellent alignment. - ANSWER-a. Re-position the
person every shift.
, 6. A patient is terminally ill. The man or woman's pastor comes for a go to. What need to
you do?
Select one:
a. Tell them which you want to provide care in 10 minutes.
B. Respect the individual as a whole.
C. Ask if you may pray with them.
D. Ask what they trust approximately the afterlife. - ANSWER-b. Respect the person as a
whole.
7. A person has a terminal contamination. This means that
Select one:
a. The individual will recover.
B. The character will now not likely recover.
C. There is an quit to the illness.
D. The illness ends with a cure. - ANSWER-b. The person will no longer in all likelihood
recover.
8. A person is terminally sick. He is very quiet. You regularly discover him reading his Bible.
One day he says, "I simply want to peer my grandson graduate from high college." What
degree of loss of life is the individual in?
Select one:
a. Denial
b. Bargaining
c. Depression
d. Acceptance - ANSWER-b. Bargaining
9. A individual is terminally unwell. Her pain is extreme. She blames the personnel for her
ache. She complains about having to look forward to pain-relief capsules. She
additionally says that the body of workers is rough after they flip and re-role her. What
level of demise is she in?
Select one:
a. Denial
b. Anger
c. Bargaining
d. Depression - ANSWER-b. Anger
10.A resident is death. The doctor wrote a "Do Not Resuscitate" order. You do not accept as
true with the order. Which is correct?
Select one:
a. You can start CPR if essential.
B. You do not must observe the order.
C. You need to recognize the character's wishes.
D. You do no longer ought to care for the person. - ANSWER-c. You should respect the
person's wishes.
11.A resident is dying. The person is incontinent of urine and feces. The individual wishes
Select one:
a. A catheter and enemas.
B. Perineal care as needed.
