Scheda di esercizi di Conoscenze dell’assistente infermieristico (CNA) con soluzioni

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Nome: ____________________   Data: ____________

1.Facile

What does "person-first" language mean?

  1. AAlways using a resident's first name without asking
  2. BSpeaking to the family before the resident
  3. CNaming the person first, as in "a resident with diabetes"
  4. DNaming the condition first, as in "the diabetic in Room 4"
2.Facile

Che cos'è l'isolamento involontario?

  1. ATenere un residente separato dagli altri contro la sua volontà
  2. BUna camera singola richiesta dalla famiglia
  3. CUn residente che sceglie di restare solo nella propria stanza tutto il giorno
  4. DUn breve periodo di riposo dopo pranzo
3.Facile

Which food is high in sodium and is usually limited on a low-sodium diet?

  1. APlain cooked rice
  2. BCanned soup
  3. CA fresh apple
  4. DFresh steamed carrots
4.Media

Which team member usually evaluates a resident's swallowing problems?

  1. AThe physical therapist
  2. BThe activities director
  3. CThe social worker
  4. DThe speech-language pathologist
5.Media

When measuring blood pressure in the arm, where is the stethoscope placed?

  1. AOver the heart on the chest
  2. BOver the brachial artery at the inner elbow
  3. COver the radial artery on the thumb side of the wrist
  4. DOver the carotid artery in the neck
6.Media

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 insert a urinary catheter to empty the bladder
  4. DTo limit all fluids so the resident needs the toilet less
7.Difficile

A resident on isolation precautions says she feels lonely and forgotten. What should the nursing assistant do?

  1. AVisit often in proper PPE, talk with her and keep the call light near
  2. BTell her that isolation will make her less lonely in the end
  3. CVisit only when she uses the call light, to limit the spread of germs
  4. DLeave the door open so she can see the hallway
8.Difficile

A nursing assistant realizes that they will not be able to finish care for all assigned residents safely this shift. What should they do?

  1. ARush through every task to finish on time
  2. BRecord all care as done and quietly finish it on the next shift
  3. CSkip some care without telling anyone
  4. DTell the nurse early and ask for help in setting priorities

Soluzioni

  1. 1. C · Naming the person first, as in "a resident with diabetes"
  2. 2. A · Tenere un residente separato dagli altri contro la sua volontà
  3. 3. B · Canned soup
  4. 4. D · The speech-language pathologist
  5. 5. B · Over the brachial artery at the inner elbow
  6. 6. B · To regain bladder control by toileting on a set schedule
  7. 7. A · Visit often in proper PPE, talk with her and keep the call light near
  8. 8. D · Tell the nurse early and ask for help in setting priorities

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