Vocabulary-Intro/Orientation
Certification Review Exam Questions
And Answers.
Abandonment - correct answers to leave or desert someone you are in charge of
Abuse - correct answers The repetitive and deliberate infliction of injury on another person
Acute - correct answers A disorder with a rapid onset and a relatively short recovery time, usually
unexpected. Sudden onset, expect a cure.
Adult Protective Service - correct answers (APS) government agency that oversees the welfare of the
elderly
Assisted Living - correct answers Provides care for people who are able to provide most of their own
care but need limited help
Residents
CNA's 24/7 nurses-PRN
Assault - correct answers Threatening or attempting to touch a person without their consent
Battery - correct answers Touching a person without their consent
Care Plan - correct answers Outlines the nursing care to be provided to a patient
, Chronic - correct answers A disorder that is ongoing and often needs to be controlled through
continuous medication or treatment. Slow onset, long lasting, No cure.
Client - correct answers A person who is being cared for in their home
Confidentiality - correct answers Ensuring that information is accessible only to those authorized
Defamation - correct answers Making untrue statements that hurt another persons reputation
Dehydration - correct answers Too little fluid in the tissues of the body
Delegation - correct answers To authorize another person to perform a task on your behalf
Disability/disabled - correct answers Impaired physical or emotional function
Ethics - correct answers Moral principles or standards that govern our actions
False Imprisonment - correct answers Confining another person against their will
Fraud - correct answers Deception that could cause harm to another person
Geriatrics - correct answers The branch of medicine that focuses on health care of the elderly
Health Care Team - correct answers Healthcare professionals with different kinda of education and
experience make a plan to help a specific patient
HIPAA - correct answers Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. To insure a patients
privacy.