CNA Kansas State Test questions with correct answers

OBRA Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act Minimum Standards for LTC Communities are: _____ and _____ quality of care and quality of life How many hours are required for CNA Certification? 2 parts and total Part 1- 40 hours, Part 2- 50 hours, Total- 90 hours After completing Part 1 of the CNA course, a student may work as a what? Nutrition assistant What 2 tests need to be passed to obtain a CNA Certification? State written and skills test What are 3 requirements to be hired as a CNA? TB test (2 step), background check, drug tested The government healthcare funding is called what? Medicare The government financial assistance program is called what? Medicaid An illness that develops slowly and continues for a long period of time is? chronic An illness that develops suddenly and is of sort duration is? acute Shawnee Mission Medical Center and KU Medical Center are what types of hospitals? acute hospitals Children's Mercy and a Psychiatric Hospital are what type of hospital? Specialty hospitals LTC stands for _____ and in the past were referred to as ______. long term care, nursing homes CCRC is the abbreviation for what? continuing care retirement community The state organization that is responsible for certifying CNAs is called ________ and the acronym is _______. Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services, KDADS Who do CNAs report to? Charge nurse The Health Care Team is called _________ and the acronym is _______. Interdisciplinary team, IDT What document is prepared by the Health Care Team and provides information about the resident? care plan What are the 5 parts a care plan document? problem, goal, action/intervention, implementation, evaluation/review What are myths about the elderly? lonely, poor, memory issues, useless What are 4 facts about the elderly? sense diminished, change in physical activity, change in physical appearance, thinking is slower