CNA TMU Qs with Certified Answers

CNA TMU Qs with Certified Answers When transferring a resident be sure to provide safety at all times An infection acquired after committed to the hospital is called Nosocomial When performing patient care you must wash your hands before and after patient care Universal precautions are used for all people All microorganisms are destroyed Surgical asepsis To protect a persons skin when moving him/her up in bed you would use a draw sheet or lift sheet Prone position lying on abdomen, facing downward (head may be turned to one side) Head on bed elevated to semi sitting position Fowler's The most common cause of noise in healthcare facilities The talking and laughing and hallways and on nursing stations The following rules apply when making a bed EXEPT Bring more than enough bed linens When sheets are damp they must be changed Right away You are making an occupied bed. To remove the linens, you should Tuck the bottom linens underneath the patient During a complete bed bath you bathe what part of the body last year Peri- area What should be recorded regarding urine Color , clarity, odor, amount, dysuria Artificial opening of the intestine Colostomy When giving an enema you ask the person to pay on the Left side Edema Body tissues are swollen with water How much fluid do adults need per day to maintain fluid balance 2000 mL to 2500 mL normal blood pressure 130/70 The period of heart muscle contraction is called systole The first sign on decubitus ulcer is Redness and tenderness Heart rate less than 60 bpm bradycardia When heat is applied, the skin is Dialated Most common type of dementia Alzheimer's Disease transmitted through blood, semen, breast milk and vaginal secretions AIDS Hep B is spread Blood, sharing needles and sexual contact What body system does hep b affect Gastro