Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

Which hormone lowers the level of sugar in the blood?

1. AAdrenaline
2. BInsulin
3. CThyroid hormone
4. DEstrogen

What is footdrop?

1. AThe foot drops down at the ankle and cannot be lifted normally
2. BSwelling of both feet and ankles at the end of the day from sitting
3. CA fungal infection of the skin between the toes
4. DA broken bone in the foot that happens after a fall

When may a nursing assistant use an alcohol-based hand rub instead of soap and water?

1. AWhen the hands are greasy with food
2. BWhen there is blood on the hands
3. CAfter caring for a resident with C. difficile diarrhea
4. DWhen the hands are not visibly soiled

Why might an infection be hard to notice in an older resident?

1. AOlder adults only get infections in the lungs
2. BOlder adults may have little fever and show confusion instead
3. COlder adults have stronger immune systems than younger adults
4. DInfections in older adults always cause a very high fever

While measuring blood pressure with a stethoscope, which sound gives the systolic reading?

1. AThe loudest sound heard during deflation
2. BThe last sound heard before silence
3. CThe sound heard when the cuff is fully inflated
4. DThe first clear sound heard as the cuff deflates

Gyventojas, vedamas slaugytojo padėjėjo, ima kristi. Ką turi daryti slaugytojo padėjėjas?

1. APaleisti ir žengti atgal, kad nesusižeistų
2. BSugriebti gyventoją po pažastimis ir greitai vėl pakelti
3. CPlačiau pastatyti kojas, laikyti eisenos diržą ir švelniai nuleisti gyventoją ant žemės
4. DBet kokia kaina bandyti išlaikyti gyventoją stovintį

A resident with arthritis is slow to button his shirt but wants to do it himself. The nursing assistant is running late. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AButton the shirt for him to save time
2. BAllow him time and encourage him to finish it himself
3. CLeave him alone and come back after lunch
4. DTell him to wear a shirt without buttons from now on

A resident's weight today is 8 lb (about 3,6 kg) less than last week. Today she was weighed on a different scale in heavier clothes. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ASubtract 8 lb from last week's weight and record that
2. BReweigh her the usual way and report the result
3. CWait until next week and weigh her again then
4. DRecord the new weight in the chart without any comment