Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

What are activities of daily living (ADLs)?

1. ASocial events that the activities staff plan each week
2. BEveryday self-care tasks such as bathing, dressing and eating
3. CMedical tests that the nurse does every day
4. DExercises that a resident does with the physical therapist

Kur turi būti nukreipti pirštų galiukai, kai rankos plaunamos prie kriauklės?

1. ALink slaugytojo padėjėjo veido
2. BAukštyn, aukščiau alkūnių
3. CBet kur, jei naudojamas muilas
4. DŽemyn, žemiau riešų

What is the supine position?

1. ALying on the left side
2. BSitting upright in bed
3. CLying on the stomach
4. DLying flat on the back

How should the drainage tubing of a urinary catheter be arranged while the resident is in bed?

1. ATied in a knot to keep it from moving
2. BTucked under the resident's leg to hold it in place
3. CCoiled on the bed, secured and free of kinks
4. DLooped below the bag so urine collects in the loop

How should a nursing assistant hold a gait belt while walking with a resident?

1. AWith an underhand grip, from behind and slightly to the side
2. BBy tying the belt to the nursing assistant's own waist
3. CWith one finger hooked through the belt from the front of the resident
4. DBy holding the resident's hand instead of the belt

Which device helps a resident with a weak grip eat independently?

1. AVery thin, lightweight plastic forks
2. BUtensils with built-up, large handles
3. CA drinking straw only
4. DA blindfold to improve focus

A resident says her knee hurts. Which information is most useful to report to the nurse?

1. AThat she often complains about pain and probably wants attention
2. BWhere it hurts, how bad it is (0–10), what it feels like and when it began
3. CYour own opinion that the pain cannot be very severe, because she is smiling
4. DOnly that she has pain, since the nurse will ask the details later

A resident with dementia picks at her food and keeps walking away from the dining table. Which approach is most helpful?

1. AFeed her quickly before she can stand up
2. BOffer finger foods she can eat easily, even while walking
3. CRestrain her in the chair until she finishes
4. DTake her tray away, because she is clearly not hungry today