NAA 100 - EXAM #1 STUDY GUIDE
(THIS IS THE STUDY GUIDE FOR NAA
100, EXAM #1.) SOLVED CORRECTLY!!
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Definition
* Observe for increased confusion and agitation.
* Protet the person's quality of life.
* Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
* Apply restraints with enough help to protect the person and staff
from injury.
* Observe the person at least every 15 minutes or as often noted
in the care plan.
* Remove or release restraints, reposition the person, and meet
basic needs at least every 2 hours or as often as noted in the
care plan.
Give this one a try later!
OBRA Resident Rights - Privacy and
Five Steps of the Nursing Process Confidentiality
Re: statements in a medical record,
what is a CNA allowed/not List the safety guidelines
allowed to do? for using restraints.
Don't know?
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Definition
Basic needs must be met for a person to survive and function. Needs
are arranged in order of importance.
, 1. Physical - O2, food, H2O, elimination, rest, and shelter
2.Safety and Security - feeling safe from harm, danger, and fear
3. Love and Belonging - love, closeness, affection, meaningful
relationships
4. Self-Esteem - worth, value, or opinion one has of a person
5.Self-Actualization - experience one's potential. Learning,
understanding, and creating to the limit of a person's capacity.
Give this one a try later!
What are the signs/symptoms of
sleep deprivation? What do you do after smoking?
Maslow's Theory of List the safety guidelines for using
Basic Needs restraints.
Don't know?
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Definition
1. Assessment - the collecting of information about the person.
2.Nursing diagnosis - describes a health problem that can be
treated by nursing measures.
3. Planning - the setting of priorities and goals. Priorities relate to
what is most important for the person (see Maslow's theory of
basic needs). Goals are that which is desired for or by a person as
a result of nusing care. Goals promote health and prevent health
problems. They also promote rehabilitation.
4. Implementation - the performing or carrying out nursing
(THIS IS THE STUDY GUIDE FOR NAA
100, EXAM #1.) SOLVED CORRECTLY!!
,1 of 37
Definition
* Observe for increased confusion and agitation.
* Protet the person's quality of life.
* Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
* Apply restraints with enough help to protect the person and staff
from injury.
* Observe the person at least every 15 minutes or as often noted
in the care plan.
* Remove or release restraints, reposition the person, and meet
basic needs at least every 2 hours or as often as noted in the
care plan.
Give this one a try later!
OBRA Resident Rights - Privacy and
Five Steps of the Nursing Process Confidentiality
Re: statements in a medical record,
what is a CNA allowed/not List the safety guidelines
allowed to do? for using restraints.
Don't know?
2 of 37
Definition
Basic needs must be met for a person to survive and function. Needs
are arranged in order of importance.
, 1. Physical - O2, food, H2O, elimination, rest, and shelter
2.Safety and Security - feeling safe from harm, danger, and fear
3. Love and Belonging - love, closeness, affection, meaningful
relationships
4. Self-Esteem - worth, value, or opinion one has of a person
5.Self-Actualization - experience one's potential. Learning,
understanding, and creating to the limit of a person's capacity.
Give this one a try later!
What are the signs/symptoms of
sleep deprivation? What do you do after smoking?
Maslow's Theory of List the safety guidelines for using
Basic Needs restraints.
Don't know?
3 of 37
Definition
1. Assessment - the collecting of information about the person.
2.Nursing diagnosis - describes a health problem that can be
treated by nursing measures.
3. Planning - the setting of priorities and goals. Priorities relate to
what is most important for the person (see Maslow's theory of
basic needs). Goals are that which is desired for or by a person as
a result of nusing care. Goals promote health and prevent health
problems. They also promote rehabilitation.
4. Implementation - the performing or carrying out nursing
