ASC CNA Test 14 fully solved & updated

The record of person items brought to the facility and belonging to the resident is: A. Advanced directives B. Admission agreement C. Personal inventory record D. Personal profile - ANSWER-C. Personal inventory record When a new resident is admitted, the CNA should: A. Make sure the resident is undressed and skin checked B. Introduce self, explain your role, and be available C. Ask resident not to put personal items out until we're sure they are staying D. Stay out of the room as much as possible - ANSWER-B. Introduce self, explain your role, and be available When a new resident's family member requests information about a resident, the CNA should: A. Answer the question as best you can B. If you are not sure of the answer make something up C. Refer the family to the nurse D. Tell the family to contact the physician - ANSWER-C. Refer to family to the nurse When a resident is being transferred to the hospital, the CNA should: A. Prepare the resident as directed by the nurse B. If it's an emergency transfer, let the emergency medical personnel handle the resident C. Don't worry about the transfer D. Let the family prepare the resident since they know where the resident is going - ANSWER-A. Prepare the resident as directed by the nurse If the resident is leaving for a non-emergency transfer, the CNA should: A. Ensure the resident has received the appropriate care B. Assist with grooming and toileting C. Make sure resident is dressed appropriately for the weather D. All of the above - ANSWER-D. All of the above The resident's spoken and/or written instructions about future medical care treatment is: A. Personal profile B. Resident preference C. Advanced directive D. Power of Attorney - ANSWER-C. Advanced directive Support services provided to a resident with a terminal illness who is anticipated to have six months or less to live is: A. Hospice services B. Supportive care C. Spiritual support D. Bereavement counseling - ANSWER-A. Hospice services Signs/symptoms of impending death include the following EXCEPT: A. Slow heart rate B. Irregular respirations C. Body becomes limp D. Response become more keen - ANSWER-D. Response become more keen The last sense that is believed to be lost with impending death is: A. Smell B. Taste C. Hearing D. Touch - ANSWER-C. Hearing When doing post mortem care include all of the following EXCEPT: A. Place the body in supine position with a pillow under the head B. Wash body and comb hair C. Put in dentures D. Remove tubes and dressings as soon as possible - ANSWER-D. Remove tubes and dressings as soon as possible