Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

In the United States, which advance directive names a person to make health care decisions if the resident cannot?

1. AA regular will that divides the person's property
2. BA do-not-resuscitate order
3. CA durable power of attorney for health care
4. DA living will signed by the resident

Kaip plaunama kiekviena akis maudant lovoje?

1. ANuo išorinio kampo į vidinį, be muilo
2. BNuo išorinio kampo į vidinį, su muilu
3. CMažais apskritimais su švelniu muilu
4. DNuo vidinio kampo į išorinį, be muilo

Which signs are typical of shock?

1. AWarm skin and a very high blood pressure
2. BPale, cool, clammy skin and a rapid, weak pulse
3. CNormal skin color and a steady pulse
4. DRed, hot, dry skin and a slow, strong pulse

Why is a list of personal belongings made when a resident is admitted?

1. ATo estimate the resident's wealth for billing
2. BTo share with other residents what she owns
3. CTo keep a record of the resident's items and help prevent loss
4. DTo decide which of the items the resident must send back home with family

During a fire alarm, why should elevators not be used?

1. AThey move too slowly to be useful during fire drills
2. BThey are only for staff, not residents
3. CThey can fail or open onto a floor with fire
4. DThey are needed to bring the fire trucks up

Gyventojas, kurio viena koja silpnesnė, naudoja standartinį vaikštynę. Kokia įprasta vaikščiojimo seka?

1. APakelti vaikštynę ir abi kojas į priekį vienu metu
2. BStumti vaikštynę kuo toliau, kiek siekia rankos, tada skubiai pavyti
3. CŽengti stipresne koja, tada silpnesne koja, tada pastumti vaikštynę
4. DPastumti vaikštynę į priekį, žengti silpnesne koja, tada stipresne koja

A resident with dementia refuses to take off her soiled dress and becomes upset each time the nursing assistant asks. What is the best approach?

1. ATell her that she smells and must change now
2. BRemove the dress quickly while she is upset, to get it over with
3. CStop, try again later, and offer a similar clean dress she likes
4. DLeave her in the soiled dress for the whole day

A visitor asks the nursing assistant which residents on the unit have HIV, so that she can avoid them. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. APoint out the rooms of those residents without saying any of their names
2. BGive her the names, because she is only trying to protect her own health
3. CTell her she may read the residents' charts at the nurses' station if she is careful
4. DSay that health information is private, and HIV is not spread by casual contact