Minnesota CNA Quiz Latest Update 100% Pass

Minnesota CNA Quiz Latest Update 100% Pass Ethics Knowing from right from wrong Aiding and abetting is a legal term that means you have knowledge of a crime, even if you weren't present. If you do not report it, you are considered to be an accomplice, or that you assisted. Always immediately report any type of abuse, neglect, or malpractice to your supervisor. Confidentiality Not sharing spoken or written words of a resident Neglect Failure to provide good and services Exploitation Illegal use of vulnerable adults property or personal items Residents Bill of rights Protects residents dignity, the right to be informed, treats everyone the same, right to refuse treatment and being called by their preferred name The vulnerable adult law provides protection to adults considered vulnerable do to physical, mental or emotional impairment sitz bath is warm bath that covers the client's buttocks and hips. Some reasons for taking a sitz bath include post-rectal surgery, to soothe hemorrhoids, following childbirth, and to clean the perineum. perservation is the repetition of a word, phrase, or gesture. The person cannot control the repetition and continues to say or do it even after the reason to say or do it has stopped. Cognitive Thought awareness and the ability to understand Ethnicity Groups within a race, social customs, language, natural origin and heritage Self actualization Your best self, achievement of one's greatest potential abilities Stereotyping Placing members of a certain grouping a category with the assumption that they are all the same Physical needs Food, water, oxygen, rest, ambulate, sexuality, transfer, stimulation, elimination and activity/exercise Basic needs of elderly The same basic needs of any age group Early adulthood Teens-thirties, moving, new job, life styles, starting a family, new relationships Middle adulthood Thirties-mids sixties, watching children grow, getting ready for retirement, maintaining job satisfaction, continue healthy life style Late adulthood Late 60's till death, adjust to loss, starting to depend of people more, different living arrangements Incident Unexpected situation which may cause harm Object observation A factual measurement Geriatrics Study of the elderly/aging Signs Evidence of something abnormal occurring in the body like touch, smell or listening Subject observation Statement made by resident Symptom A change in the body or function