Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

What is the main goal of hospice care?

1. APreparing the person for major surgery
2. BTeaching the person to live independently at home
3. CCuring the person's disease with intensive treatment
4. DComfort and quality of life for a person who is dying

What is a mitered corner when making a bed?

1. AA way of folding and tucking the sheet at the corner so it stays smooth and secure
2. BA pillow placed at the corner of the bed for support
3. CA sheet left hanging loose at the foot of the bed so that the feet can move freely
4. DA plastic cover placed over the corner of the mattress

What is emesis?

1. AVomiting, or the material that is vomited
2. BPassing gas or loose stool from the bowel
3. CCoughing up blood from the lungs
4. DHeavy sweating

During perineal care, when should the nursing assistant change gloves?

1. AOnly at the very end of the shift
2. BOnly if the gloves tear during care
3. COnly if the resident asks the nursing assistant for new gloves
4. DBefore moving from the soiled area to a clean task

88 metų gyventoja, serganti demencija, sako, kad turi skubėti namo, nes reikia pamaitinti kūdikį. Koks geriausias atsakas?

1. APripažinti jos jausmus, paklausti apie jos vaikus ir tada nukreipti dėmesį kitur
2. BPasakyti, kad po pietų ją parvešite namo
3. CGriežtai pasakyti, kad jos vaikai jau suaugę ir gyvena kitur
4. DNekreipti dėmesio į pasakymą ir tęsti užduotį

Which breathing technique is often taught to residents with COPD?

1. AHolding the breath as long as possible
2. BPursed-lip breathing
3. CBreathing quickly through the mouth
4. DBreathing into a paper bag

Maitinamas gyventojas kosti po kiekvieno gurkšnio, o jo balsas skamba drėgnai ir burbuliuojančiai. Ką turi daryti slaugytojo padėjėjas?

1. ADuoti daugiau skysčio maistui nuplauti
2. BPagreitinti maitinimą, kad valgis baigtųsi, kol jis nepavargo
3. CNuleisti lovos galvūgalį, kad pailsėtų
4. DNustoti maitinti, laikyti jį sėdimą tiesiai ir pranešti slaugytojai

A resident tells the nursing assistant that, because of her religion, she does not eat pork. Her breakfast tray has pork sausage. What should be done?

1. AGet a replacement and report it so her preference is recorded
2. BTell her that the menu cannot be changed for her
3. CTell her to eat the eggs and simply leave the sausage on the plate
4. DRemove the sausage and say nothing to anyone