Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

Under OSHA rules, how is the hepatitis B vaccine offered to nursing assistants who may be exposed to blood?

1. AOnly to workers older than 50
2. BOnly after an exposure has happened
3. CBy the employer, free of charge
4. DOnly if the worker pays for it

What is negligence?

1. AA written false statement that damages a coworker's name
2. BDeliberately hitting or pushing a resident during care
3. CRefusing a gift from a resident's family
4. DAn unintended failure to give reasonable care, causing harm

Kokiu vandeniu reikia skalauti dantų protezus?

1. AVėsiu arba drungnu vandeniu
2. BVerdančiu vandeniu
3. CBe vandens, tik sausa servetėle
4. DKarštu vandeniu, kad būtų užmušti mikrobai

A resident is on contact precautions for MRSA. How should the blood pressure cuff and stethoscope be handled?

1. AShare the cuff with the roommate without cleaning it
2. BUse the hallway cuff on every resident in turn
3. CUse equipment that stays in that resident's room
4. DWipe the cuff with plain water and take it to the next room

During perineal care for a male resident, how is the tip of the penis cleaned?

1. AFrom the anus forward toward the urethral opening
2. BBack and forth with the same part of the washcloth
3. CIn a circular motion, starting at the outer edge and moving toward the opening
4. DIn a circular motion, starting at the urethral opening and moving outward

A dying resident asks to see a priest. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ASuggest that he talk to the nursing assistant instead
2. BTell the nurse so the visit can be arranged promptly
3. CAsk him to wait until his family visits next week
4. DTell him that religion is not allowed in the facility

A resident says, "I've been saving my pills, and soon I won't be a burden to anyone." What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ATell the resident not to talk like that and leave the room
2. BStay with the resident and get the nurse immediately
3. CReport it at the end of the shift
4. DPromise to keep it secret if the resident gives up the pills

A resident with diabetes is drowsy, very thirsty and urinating often, and his breath smells fruity. What should be done?

1. AReport it immediately, as these may be signs of very high blood sugar
2. BLet him sleep, because drowsiness is normal after a large meal
3. CGive him a glass of orange juice and a cookie to raise his energy
4. DRecord the signs and report them to the nurse on the next day