Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

Which item is allowed on a clear liquid diet?

1. AApple juice
2. BCream of tomato soup
3. CMilk
4. DVanilla pudding

When using an alcohol-based hand rub, how long are the hands rubbed together?

1. AFor about 3 seconds
2. BUntil the hands are completely dry
3. COnly until the product touches the palms
4. DUntil the hands feel sticky, then wiped on the uniform

Before applying lotion during a back rub, what should the nursing assistant do with it?

1. AMix it with rubbing alcohol to make it spread better
2. BChill it in the refrigerator to soothe the skin
3. CPour it straight from the bottle onto the resident's back
4. DWarm it, for example in the hands or a basin of warm water

Which is a good time-management habit for a nursing assistant?

1. APlanning the shift's tasks by priority at the start of the shift
2. BLeaving all documentation until the end of the week
3. CDoing the easiest tasks first, whatever their importance
4. DWaiting for the nurse to tell them each task one at a time during the shift

How can a nursing assistant help a new resident feel welcome on admission?

1. ATell her the rules and leave quickly
2. BUnpack and rearrange her belongings without asking
3. CLeave the resident alone for the whole first day so she can adjust
4. DIntroduce themselves and show the room, call light and bathroom

A nursing assistant wants to post a photo of a funny moment with a resident on social media. What is correct?

1. ANot to post it, because it violates the resident's privacy
2. BTo post it if the resident's face is a little blurred
3. CTo post it if no name is written under it
4. DTo post it only for friends who do not know the resident

On a very hot day, a resident is sweating heavily, feels dizzy and has a headache. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ACover her with a blanket and close the windows to stop drafts
2. BTake her for a short walk outside in the sun so that she feels better
3. CMove her somewhere cooler, offer fluids if allowed and tell the nurse
4. DGive her a hot drink so that she sweats out the extra heat

While walking, a resident with Parkinson's disease suddenly "freezes" and cannot move his feet. What may help?

1. AStay calm and give a cue, such as counting a rhythm
2. BLet go of the gait belt so he can find his balance
3. CTell him to hurry before he falls
4. DPull him forward firmly by the arm to restart walking