Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

What is edema?

1. AA bruise caused by bleeding under the skin after a fall
2. BA rash caused by an allergy
3. CRedness caused by pressure on the skin
4. DSwelling caused by extra fluid in the body tissues

Kuri užduotis paprastai patenka į slaugytojo padėjėjo kompetencijos ribas?

1. ARytinio vaistų puodelio su tabletėmis padavimas gyventojui
2. BNaujos diagnozės paaiškinimas gyventojo šeimai
3. CGyventojo išgeriamo ir išskiriamo skysčių kiekio matavimas ir registravimas
4. DŠlapimo kateterio įvedimas

Under OSHA rules, how is the hepatitis B vaccine offered to nursing assistants who may be exposed to blood?

1. AOnly after an exposure has happened
2. BOnly to workers older than 50
3. COnly if the worker pays for it
4. DBy the employer, free of charge

A resident is anxious before a medical test tomorrow. What is the best way for the nursing assistant to help?

1. AListen to her concerns calmly and tell the nurse about her worries
2. BTell her that she is being silly
3. CTell her there is nothing to worry about and change the subject
4. DExplain the test results that she is likely to receive

A dying resident shouts at staff and complains about everything. Which response is best?

1. ATell him that other residents in his situation are much more polite
2. BAvoid his room as much as possible until he calms down
3. CStay calm and see anger as part of grief, not a personal attack
4. DSpeak sharply so that he knows his behavior is wrong

Why does a resident sit on the edge of the bed for a short time (dangle) before standing?

1. ATo let the blood pressure adjust and prevent dizziness
2. BTo stretch the muscles of the lower back before standing up
3. CTo give the bed time to lower itself
4. DTo warm the feet before putting on shoes

A resident with heart failure tells the nursing assistant that she now needs three pillows to breathe at night instead of one. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ARemove her pillows so she sleeps better
2. BReport it, because it may mean her heart failure is worse
3. CTell her to sleep flat to strengthen her lungs
4. DGive her more pillows and say nothing, since she is comfortable

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. ATell her to eat the eggs and simply leave the sausage on the plate
2. BGet a replacement and report it so her preference is recorded
3. CRemove the sausage and say nothing to anyone
4. DTell her that the menu cannot be changed for her