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CNA Chapter 1.4 Questions and Answers What are other names CNAs are called? They can be called a nurse aid, certified nurse aide, patient care technician or certified nursing assistant. What are tasks CNAs provide? CNAs are given tasks by nurses to provide personal care: bathing, drinking, eating, hair care. Another task for a CNA is to promote independence for a resident to help their self esteem. What are the duties for a CNA? CNAs must help with toileting needs, moving aroun...

CNA - Chapter 1: The Role of the Nursing Assistant Questions and Answers where CNAs can work nursing homes/long term care, hospitals, adult family homes, group homes, private homes, assisted living/retirement centers, home health care how to be certified pass state approved training program that includes both practical and classroom experience, pass written and skills competency tests basic technical skills for CNAs takes and records vital signs; measures and records fluid and ...

Nursing Assistant Care Chapter 1-4 Questions and Answers Long-Term Care (LTC) care for persons who require 24-hour care and assistance. Length of Stay the number of days a person stays in a healthcare facility Terminal Illness an illness or injury for which there is no reasonable expectation of recovery Chronic being long-lasting and recurrent or characterized by long suffering Diagnosis identifying the nature or cause of some phenomenon or medical condition det...

Chapter 3 the Nursing Assistant Questions and Answers To authorize another person to perform a nursing task in a certain situation. Delegate. Nursing care or a nursing procedure, activity, or work that can be delegated to nursing assistants when it does NOT require an RN's professional knowledge or judgement. Nursing task. Being responsible for one's actions & the actions of others who perform delegated tasks. Accountable. The duty or obligation to perform some act...

CNA Practice Test. 4-6 Questions and Answers a 1. A patient says that he is depressed. What should the CNA say? A. "Can you tell me more about this? Would you like to speak with someone about this?" B. "I am so sorry that you are feeling this way." C. "I know there is a lot to feel sad about these days, but you'll get through it." D. "That is tough. Maybe your family can help." c 2. If a CNA forgets to lock the wheels on a bed and a patient falls an...

CNA EXAM 1 multiple choice Questions and Answers When you wash your hands you should: A.use the hottest water possible B.scrub with a brush for 3 minutes C.rinse with your fingers pointed up D. Rinse with your fingers pointed down Rinse with your fingers pointed down When should you wash your hands instead of using an alcohol based hand rub when performing hand hygiene? A.when hands are not visibly soiled B.when hands have come in contact with blood or other body subst...

Cna ch 2 exam Questions and Answers When should unsafe conditions be reported Before accidents occur Which of the following is an example of objective information There are raised, red marks the size of pinpricks on Mrs Johnsons arms What is a proper way for a nursing assistant (NA) to respond if a resident does not hear her or does not understand her The NA should speak slowly and clearly Which of the following is an example of a barrier to communication NAs uses medic...

CNA exam practice Questions and Answers A CNA bathing the resident without their permission is and example of... Battery If you suspect possible abuse due to unexplained bruises you should... Report the situation The best way for a CNA to prevent infection is to... Frequently wash hands When administering a bath to a resident you should... Allow participation Fecal impaction may present what symptoms? Small water leakage of stool Dyspnea refers to the dif...

CNA (Written Exam Practice Questions) Questions and Answers What is the term for a device used to take the place of a missing body part prosthesis when a client has left-sided weakness, what part of a sweater is put on first left sleeve (weak side 1st) it is appropriate for a nurse aide to share the information regarding a client's status with the staff on the next shift when helping a client who is recovering from a stroke to walk, the nurse aid should assist on the...

CNA; Chapter 2 Questions and Answers verbal communication mean spoken or written words nonverbal communication means communication with no words such as body language facial expressions, an posture observation of smell includes residents body or breathe odor observation of sight include changes in residents apperance observation of hearing include residents words tone an breathing observation of touch include residents skin an pulse what is a root...