Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

In Kübler-Ross's stages of grief, which stage is usually listed first?

1. AAcceptance
2. BBargaining
3. CDepression
4. DDenial

What does "non-weight-bearing" (NWB) mean on a care plan?

1. AThe resident must not put any weight on the affected leg
2. BThe resident must not be weighed on a scale
3. CThe resident may carry only light objects
4. DThe resident may put full weight on the affected leg when walking

Jei slaugos plane nenurodyta kitaip, kaip dažnai reikia keisti padėtį gyventojui, kuris negali pats judėti lovoje?

1. ATik kai gyventojas paprašo
2. BKartą per pamainą
3. CKartą per dieną po maudymo
4. DBent kas 2 valandas

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

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

After abdominal surgery, a resident must cough and breathe deeply. How can the nursing assistant help?

1. AHave the resident lie flat while coughing
2. BTell the resident to cough as little as possible to protect it
3. CPress hard on the resident's abdomen during the cough
4. DHave the resident hold a pillow firmly over the incision

Unless ordered otherwise, why is the head of the bed usually kept at 30 degrees or lower for a resident at risk of pressure injury?

1. AHigher angles make the resident slide down, causing shearing over the tailbone
2. BLower angles prevent the side rails from being used
3. CHigher angles make it much harder for the resident to see the television screen
4. DLower angles help the resident digest food

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. AWait until next week and weigh her again then
2. BRecord the new weight in the chart without any comment
3. CSubtract 8 lb from last week's weight and record that
4. DReweigh her the usual way and report the result

A resident at high risk for falls keeps trying to get up alone at night to use the bathroom. Which plan is most helpful?

1. ATie the resident to the bed with a sheet at night
2. BRaise the bed to its highest position at night
3. COffer toileting on a regular schedule, including before bed
4. DKeep the room completely dark so the resident sleeps through the night