ورقة عمل معرفة مساعد التمريض (CNA) مع الإجابات

Which change is a normal part of aging?

1. ASudden changes in behavior
2. BSevere memory loss and confusion
3. CThe skin becomes thinner and drier
4. DLoss of bladder control

What is a catastrophic reaction in a resident with dementia?

1. AA calm, quiet period after lunch
2. BA sudden, extreme overreaction to too much stress
3. CA sudden drop in blood pressure after standing up quickly
4. DA severe allergic reaction to a new food

What is slander?

1. ASpoken false statements that damage a person's reputation
2. BFailing to give care that a careful worker would give
3. CTouching a person without their permission
4. DWritten false statements that damage a person's reputation

Before collecting a sputum specimen, what should the resident do?

1. ABrush the teeth with toothpaste and not rinse
2. BRinse the mouth with plain water
3. CRinse the mouth with mouthwash
4. DEat a light breakfast

What is the goal of a bladder retraining program?

1. ATo keep the resident in incontinence briefs at all times
2. BTo regain bladder control by toileting on a set schedule
3. CTo limit all fluids so the resident needs the toilet less
4. DTo insert a urinary catheter to empty the bladder

Which behavior may show that a resident who cannot speak is in pain?

1. ASleeping quietly through the night
2. BEating all of a meal quickly
3. CLaughing at a television show
4. DGrimacing and guarding a body part

A resident with Parkinson's disease has a tremor and keeps dropping food while eating. What may help?

1. AAsk the nurse about adaptive utensils, and allow extra time to eat
2. BTell him to eat faster before the tremor gets worse
3. CFeed him every meal from now on so that he does not make a mess
4. DGive him only liquid meals from now on

A resident rarely complains, but he moans when turned and holds his side. When asked, he says, "I'm fine." What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ATell him that his moaning disturbs the other residents at night
2. BTurn him faster next time so that the discomfort is over quickly
3. CReport his moaning and guarding as possible signs of pain
4. DAccept his words and report nothing, since he says he is fine