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Which of the following is a task that nursing assistants commonly do? (A) Giving medication (B) Bathing residents (C) Changing sterile dressings (D) Giving tube feedings B Dementia is: (A) Terminal illness (B) Loss of mental abilities (C) The number of days a person stays in a healthcare facility (D) Caring for the whole person B Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication? (A) Writing a note in a resident's chart (B) Giving an oral report to a supervisor (C) Sm...

People with acute illnesses are usually cared for in: A. home care B. hospitals C. long term care facilities D. physicians office B. The person who receives care in long-term care facility is the: A. client B. patient C.resident D. invalid C. The minimum number of hours of continuing education that the nurse assistant must have every year is: A. two B. four

A client with a terminal illness tells that he has begun praying every night. The client states, "If I pray every night, God will forgive me." This represents which stage of grief? a) Acceptance b) Bargaining c) Denial d) Anger b) Bargaining Which of the following pieces of assistive equipment would be most helpful in moving an immobile client from their bed to a chair? a) Mechanical Lift b) Draw Sheet c) Gait Belt d) Wrist restraints a) Mechanical Lift The nursing assistant prepar...

Long Term Care Centers Designed for persons who cannot care for themselves: Medical, nursing, dietary, recreational, rehabilitative, and social services are provided Residents Persons in long-term care centers; Center is their permanent or temporary home; Most residents are older and have chronic diseases, poor nurtrition, or poor health; Some residents are disabled from birth defects, accidents, or diseases; Alert, oriented residents Resident knows who & where they are, the year, and time ...

Beginning Procedure Actions 1.*Wash hands thoroughly prior to entering room or when in room 2. Assemble needed equipment 3.Go to resident's room, knock and pause before entering. 4. *Introduce self by name and title 5. *Identify the resident by facility policies and address them by name. 6. Ask visitors to leave the room and inform them where they may wait. 7.*Provide privacy throughout procedure; pull curtains, shut door, properly cover patient as needed. 8.*Explain procedure to resid...

hs at bedtime PRN, prn as needed, whenever necessary Some examples of ADL's are dressing, bathing, feeding CVA cerebrovascular accident (stroke) TIA transient ischemic attack (mini stroke) Hearing impaired patient, CNA role Face the patient when speaking supine position lying on back, facing upward

in which of the following locations would a NA stand when assisting a resident who has experienced a stroke to ambulate? A. on the resident's affected side B. behind the resident C. on the resident's unaffected side D. in front of the resident A. on the resident's affected side which of the following is appropriate care for a resident who is agitated and talking loudly? A. tell the resident he/she needs to be quiet because he/she is disturbing the other residents B. speak to the resid...

CH 1 Which of the following healthcare settings is generally for people who will die in six months or less? (A) Hospice care (B) Long-term care (C) Outpatient care (D) Acute care (A) Hospice care CH 1 Which of the following statements is true of long-term care? (A) People with terminal illnesses do not live in long-term care facilities (B)Most conditions seen in long-term care facilities are chronic (C) People who live in long-term care facilities are never able to return home (D) Lo...

NCBON Defines the range of functions for the Nurse Aide Division of Health Service Regulation Maintaining the NC Nurse Aide 1 Registry OBRA Improved conditions for people in long term care facilities Health Care Personnel Investigations and Registry Report allegations of someone working outside their scope of practice Resident Person cared for in a facility Client Person cared for at home Chronic Illness Slow disease with no cure

In which of the following locations would a nursing assistant stand when assisting a resident who has experienced a stroke to ambulate? On the resident's affected side Which of the following is appropriate care for a resident who is agitated and talking loudly? Speak to the resident in a calm, comforting manner Gloves are to be worn when performing which of the following activities? Performing peri- care Which of the following is an example of neglect? Applying a restraint too tight When...