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

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1.Facile

In Kübler-Ross's stages of grief, which stage is usually listed first?

  1. ADepression
  2. BDenial
  3. CAcceptance
  4. DBargaining
2.Facile

Where are a resident's dentures stored when they are not being worn?

  1. AIn a cup of hot water to keep them clean
  2. BIn a labeled denture cup with cool water
  3. CWrapped in a paper napkin on the meal tray
  4. DDry in the bedside drawer
3.Facile

What is neglect?

  1. AWaiting a few minutes before answering a call light during a busy shift
  2. BFailing to give the care or services that a resident needs
  3. CRespecting a resident's choice to refuse care
  4. DGiving a resident too much help with care
4.Media

What is the goal of a bladder retraining program?

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

How is height measured for a resident who cannot stand?

  1. ABy asking the resident's family how tall the resident is
  2. BWith a tape measure while the resident lies flat in bed
  3. CBy estimating from the resident's shoe size
  4. DBy measuring the resident sitting in a wheelchair
6.Media

In which position is a resident usually placed to receive an enema?

  1. AProne (on the stomach)
  2. BHigh Fowler's position
  3. CLeft Sims' (left side-lying) position
  4. DRight side-lying with the legs straight
7.Difficile

A resident's fluid intake for the day is 2400 mL, but her urine output is only 400 mL. What should the nursing assistant do?

  1. AEncourage her to drink even more fluid to raise the amount of urine she passes
  2. BReport the large difference between intake and output to the nurse
  3. CChange her intake record so it matches the output
  4. DRecord the numbers and take no further action
8.Difficile

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

  1. ATell him to eat faster before the tremor gets worse
  2. BAsk the nurse about adaptive utensils, and allow extra time to eat
  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

Soluzioni

  1. 1. B · Denial
  2. 2. B · In a labeled denture cup with cool water
  3. 3. B · Failing to give the care or services that a resident needs
  4. 4. D · To regain bladder control by toileting on a set schedule
  5. 5. B · With a tape measure while the resident lies flat in bed
  6. 6. C · Left Sims' (left side-lying) position
  7. 7. B · Report the large difference between intake and output to the nurse
  8. 8. B · Ask the nurse about adaptive utensils, and allow extra time to eat

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