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CNA/GNA Practice: Basic Nursing Skills 3 Study Guide. Hospice specializes in the care of persons who are - CORRECT ANSWER terminally ill Type 2 diabetes is - CORRECT ANSWER all of the above There are two kinds of restraints - CORRECT ANSWER physical and chemical Which of the following is a proper way to correct an error in charting - CORRECT ANSWER draw a single line through it A Hepatitis B vaccination protects the person receiving it against a disease that affects - CORRECT ANSWER liver The nurse aide knows to wear which of the following to perform resident care? - CORRECT ANSWER all of the above The thinning of the fatty layer under the skin could cause the resident to - CORRECT ANSWER develop pressure sores Signs of poor circulation are - CORRECT ANSWER paleness, cold skin, edema Various factors will change pulse rate. Increased pulse rates can be caused by - CORRECT ANSWER exercise The most important way for the nurse aide to gather information about the safety and well being of the resident is - CORRECT ANSWER observation One of the major reasons the elderly person is incontinent of urine is - CORRECT ANSWER the muscle

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CNA/GNA Practice: Basic Nursing Skills
3 Study Guide.

Hospice specializes in the care of persons who are - CORRECT ANSWER terminally ill



Type 2 diabetes is - CORRECT ANSWER all of the above



There are two kinds of restraints - CORRECT ANSWER physical and chemical



Which of the following is a proper way to correct an error in charting - CORRECT ANSWER draw a single
line through it



A Hepatitis B vaccination protects the person receiving it against a disease that affects - CORRECT
ANSWER liver



The nurse aide knows to wear which of the following to perform resident care? - CORRECT ANSWER all
of the above



The thinning of the fatty layer under the skin could cause the resident to - CORRECT ANSWER develop
pressure sores



Signs of poor circulation are - CORRECT ANSWER paleness, cold skin, edema



Various factors will change pulse rate. Increased pulse rates can be caused by - CORRECT ANSWER
exercise



The most important way for the nurse aide to gather information about the safety and well being of the
resident is - CORRECT ANSWER observation

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