CNA Kansas State Test / Actual Questions &
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Terms in this set (529)
OBRA Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act
Minimum Standards for LTC quality of care and quality of life
Communities are: _____
and _____
How many hours are Part 1- 40 hours, Part 2- 50 hours, Total- 90 hours
required for CNA
Certification? 2 parts and
total
After completing Part 1 of Nutrition assistant
the CNA course, a student
may work as a what?
What 2 tests need to be State written and skills test
passed to obtain a CNA
Certification?
What are 3 requirements to TB test (2 step), background check, drug tested
be hired as a CNA?
The government healthcare Medicare
funding is called what?
Medicaid
The government financial
assistance program is called
what?
,An illness that develops chronic
slowly and continues for a
long period of time is?
An illness that develops acute
suddenly and is of sort
duration is?
Shawnee Mission Medical acute hospitals
Center and KU Medical
Center are what types of
hospitals?
Children's Mercy and a Specialty hospitals
Psychiatric Hospital are
what type of hospital?
LTC stands for _____ and in long term care, nursing homes
the past were referred to as
______.
CCRC is the abbreviation for continuing care retirement community
what?
The state organization that is Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services,
responsible for certifying KDADS
CNAs is called ________ and
the acronym is
_______.
Who do CNAs report to? Charge nurse
The Health Care Team is Interdisciplinary team, IDT
called _________ and the
acronym is _______.
, care plan
What document is prepared
by the Health Care Team and
provides information about
the resident?
What are the 5 parts a care problem, goal, action/intervention, implementation,
plan document? evaluation/review
What are myths about the lonely, poor, memory issues, useless
elderly?
What are 4 facts about the sense diminished, change in physical activity, change in
elderly? physical appearance, thinking is slower
What pyramid describes Maslow's Hierarchy of needs (basics, psychological, self
needs? needs)
Psychosocial losses that occur not working anymore, death of spouse/friends, isolation, have
with aging are? to sell home
Physical losses that occur diminished senses, memory decline, physical activity decline
with aging are?
Holistic Health is _____, body, mind, and spirit
______, and ______ of a
person's being.
The last sense to disappear Hearing
is?
Name 6 resident rights refusal of tx, managing finances, privacy, free choice, confidentiality,
look at their medical records
CNAs that do resident care, universal workers
but also do laundry and
housekeeping are called
what?
ADLs stands for... activities of daily living
, A ______ is what needs to be policy, procedure
done and a _______ is how it
is done.
HIPPA stands for what? Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
scope of practice
Tasks that can be legally
performed by a CNA is
called their____.
A set of guidelines for good standards of care
CNA care is called ______.
These are based on laws,
local standards, facility
policies and nursing practice.
Failure to provide care that a negligence
reasonable, careful CNA
would use in a similar
situation is called....
Failure to provide care and neglect
services that are necessary to
ensure safety and well-being
of a resident is called....
_____ is the negligence Malpractice
committed by a professional;
physician, nurse,
pharmacist ,etc.
The act or failure to act that abuse
intentionally or recklessly
cause harm to a resident is
_______.
4 types of abuse are? physical, verbal, psychological, sexual
Verified Answers, .
Terms in this set (529)
OBRA Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act
Minimum Standards for LTC quality of care and quality of life
Communities are: _____
and _____
How many hours are Part 1- 40 hours, Part 2- 50 hours, Total- 90 hours
required for CNA
Certification? 2 parts and
total
After completing Part 1 of Nutrition assistant
the CNA course, a student
may work as a what?
What 2 tests need to be State written and skills test
passed to obtain a CNA
Certification?
What are 3 requirements to TB test (2 step), background check, drug tested
be hired as a CNA?
The government healthcare Medicare
funding is called what?
Medicaid
The government financial
assistance program is called
what?
,An illness that develops chronic
slowly and continues for a
long period of time is?
An illness that develops acute
suddenly and is of sort
duration is?
Shawnee Mission Medical acute hospitals
Center and KU Medical
Center are what types of
hospitals?
Children's Mercy and a Specialty hospitals
Psychiatric Hospital are
what type of hospital?
LTC stands for _____ and in long term care, nursing homes
the past were referred to as
______.
CCRC is the abbreviation for continuing care retirement community
what?
The state organization that is Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services,
responsible for certifying KDADS
CNAs is called ________ and
the acronym is
_______.
Who do CNAs report to? Charge nurse
The Health Care Team is Interdisciplinary team, IDT
called _________ and the
acronym is _______.
, care plan
What document is prepared
by the Health Care Team and
provides information about
the resident?
What are the 5 parts a care problem, goal, action/intervention, implementation,
plan document? evaluation/review
What are myths about the lonely, poor, memory issues, useless
elderly?
What are 4 facts about the sense diminished, change in physical activity, change in
elderly? physical appearance, thinking is slower
What pyramid describes Maslow's Hierarchy of needs (basics, psychological, self
needs? needs)
Psychosocial losses that occur not working anymore, death of spouse/friends, isolation, have
with aging are? to sell home
Physical losses that occur diminished senses, memory decline, physical activity decline
with aging are?
Holistic Health is _____, body, mind, and spirit
______, and ______ of a
person's being.
The last sense to disappear Hearing
is?
Name 6 resident rights refusal of tx, managing finances, privacy, free choice, confidentiality,
look at their medical records
CNAs that do resident care, universal workers
but also do laundry and
housekeeping are called
what?
ADLs stands for... activities of daily living
, A ______ is what needs to be policy, procedure
done and a _______ is how it
is done.
HIPPA stands for what? Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
scope of practice
Tasks that can be legally
performed by a CNA is
called their____.
A set of guidelines for good standards of care
CNA care is called ______.
These are based on laws,
local standards, facility
policies and nursing practice.
Failure to provide care that a negligence
reasonable, careful CNA
would use in a similar
situation is called....
Failure to provide care and neglect
services that are necessary to
ensure safety and well-being
of a resident is called....
_____ is the negligence Malpractice
committed by a professional;
physician, nurse,
pharmacist ,etc.
The act or failure to act that abuse
intentionally or recklessly
cause harm to a resident is
_______.
4 types of abuse are? physical, verbal, psychological, sexual
