Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

Which is a resident's right in a long-term care facility?

1. ATo receive mail unopened
2. BTo read other residents' medical records
3. CTo be excused from all facility safety rules
4. DTo choose which nursing assistant works each shift

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which needs must usually be met first?

1. AThe need for self-esteem and respect
2. BThe need to feel loved and to belong
3. CThe need to reach one's full potential and personal goals
4. DPhysical needs such as air, water, food and sleep

How is tangled hair best combed?

1. AStarting at the ends and working up toward the scalp
2. BCutting out the tangles with scissors
3. CStarting at the scalp and pulling straight down to the ends
4. DPulling the comb quickly through the whole length

Which vision change commonly occurs with aging?

1. AA need for less light when reading
2. BSudden loss of all vision in one eye
3. CBetter night vision than when younger
4. DDifficulty focusing on close objects

When should a specimen container be labeled?

1. AAt the end of the shift, with all the other specimens
2. BAt the bedside, with the correct name, date and time
3. CNever, because the lab can guess whose it is
4. DOnly after it reaches the laboratory

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

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

A resident's dentures are missing after lunch. What should the nursing assistant do first?

1. AWait until the next day to see if they turn up
2. BSearch the tray, napkins and linen, and report the loss
3. CGive her another resident's spare dentures
4. DTell the resident that she will have to pay for new ones

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

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