Hartman's Nursing Assistant Long Term
Care Chapter 1 and 2 Exam-Graded A
Understanding Healthcare Settings CH.1 - ANS-
Another name or long term care facility is - ANS-A) Skilled Nursing Facility
Assisted living facilities are initially for - ANS-B) People who need some help with daily
care
Which of the following statements are true of adult day services? - ANS-B) This type of
care is for people who need some assistance & supervision during certain hours
Care given by specialists to restore or improve function after an illness or injury is called
- ANS-C) Rehabilitation
Care given to people who have approximately six months to live are called - ANS-D)
Hospice Care
Home health aids - ANS-A) May clean or shop for groceries
People who live in a long term care facility are usually called ___ because it is where
they live for the duration of their stay. - ANS-D) Residents
Most conditions seen in long term care are chronic. What does this mean? - ANS-B)
The conditions last a long time.
Facilities - ANS-c) Places where healthcare is delivered or administered
HMOs (Health Maintenance Organizations) - ANS-D) A health plan that states that
customers must use a particular doctor or group of doctors
Managed Care - ANS-A) Cost control strategies for health care
Payers - ANS-E) People or organizations paying for healthcare services
PPOs (preferred provider organizations) - ANS-F) A network of providers that contract
to provide health services to a group of people
Providers - ANS-B) People or organizations that provide health care
, [T or F] Long-term care facilities may offer assisted living, sub-acute care, or specialized
care. - ANS-True
[T or F] facilities that offer specialized care must have specially trained employees -
ANS-True
T or F Nonprofit organizations cannot own long-term care facilities - ANS-False
What is the most important thing for a nursing assistant to know about the residents in
her care? - ANS-C) Each resident is an individual with his/her own abilities and needs
More than half of residents in long term care facilities are - ANS-C) Male
In general, residents who stay at a facility for more than 6 months - ANS-A) Need 24-
hour care
Why is it important for nursing assistants to care for each resident as a whole person
instead of treating only his/her disorders and disabilities? - ANS-The resident may not
have an outside support system, the needs may go un-met if the staff doesn't work to
meet them.
[T or F] A policy is a course of action to be followed. For example, all healthcare
information must remain confidential - ANS-True
[T or F] Facilities will have procedures for reporting information about residents - ANS-
True
[T or F] It is all right to preform tasks not listed in the job description if they are very
simple - ANS-False
[T or F] changes in residents' should be reported to the nurse - ANS-True
[T or F] Each step in a written procedure is important and must be strictly followed -
ANS-True
Unprejudiced - ANS-B) Giving the same quality of care regardless of age, gender,
sexual orientation, religion, race, ethnicity, or condition
Why is proper grooming important for NA's? - ANS-C) Proper grooming affects how
confident residents feel about the care NA's give
How often should a NA bathe? - ANS-D) Every day
Which of the following items should NAs not use before going to work? - ANS-C)
Perfume
Care Chapter 1 and 2 Exam-Graded A
Understanding Healthcare Settings CH.1 - ANS-
Another name or long term care facility is - ANS-A) Skilled Nursing Facility
Assisted living facilities are initially for - ANS-B) People who need some help with daily
care
Which of the following statements are true of adult day services? - ANS-B) This type of
care is for people who need some assistance & supervision during certain hours
Care given by specialists to restore or improve function after an illness or injury is called
- ANS-C) Rehabilitation
Care given to people who have approximately six months to live are called - ANS-D)
Hospice Care
Home health aids - ANS-A) May clean or shop for groceries
People who live in a long term care facility are usually called ___ because it is where
they live for the duration of their stay. - ANS-D) Residents
Most conditions seen in long term care are chronic. What does this mean? - ANS-B)
The conditions last a long time.
Facilities - ANS-c) Places where healthcare is delivered or administered
HMOs (Health Maintenance Organizations) - ANS-D) A health plan that states that
customers must use a particular doctor or group of doctors
Managed Care - ANS-A) Cost control strategies for health care
Payers - ANS-E) People or organizations paying for healthcare services
PPOs (preferred provider organizations) - ANS-F) A network of providers that contract
to provide health services to a group of people
Providers - ANS-B) People or organizations that provide health care
, [T or F] Long-term care facilities may offer assisted living, sub-acute care, or specialized
care. - ANS-True
[T or F] facilities that offer specialized care must have specially trained employees -
ANS-True
T or F Nonprofit organizations cannot own long-term care facilities - ANS-False
What is the most important thing for a nursing assistant to know about the residents in
her care? - ANS-C) Each resident is an individual with his/her own abilities and needs
More than half of residents in long term care facilities are - ANS-C) Male
In general, residents who stay at a facility for more than 6 months - ANS-A) Need 24-
hour care
Why is it important for nursing assistants to care for each resident as a whole person
instead of treating only his/her disorders and disabilities? - ANS-The resident may not
have an outside support system, the needs may go un-met if the staff doesn't work to
meet them.
[T or F] A policy is a course of action to be followed. For example, all healthcare
information must remain confidential - ANS-True
[T or F] Facilities will have procedures for reporting information about residents - ANS-
True
[T or F] It is all right to preform tasks not listed in the job description if they are very
simple - ANS-False
[T or F] changes in residents' should be reported to the nurse - ANS-True
[T or F] Each step in a written procedure is important and must be strictly followed -
ANS-True
Unprejudiced - ANS-B) Giving the same quality of care regardless of age, gender,
sexual orientation, religion, race, ethnicity, or condition
Why is proper grooming important for NA's? - ANS-C) Proper grooming affects how
confident residents feel about the care NA's give
How often should a NA bathe? - ANS-D) Every day
Which of the following items should NAs not use before going to work? - ANS-C)
Perfume
