Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

Which is an example of verbal abuse?

1. ASpeaking slowly to a resident who is hard of hearing
2. BExplaining a procedure before starting it
3. CAsking a resident what clothes she wants to wear
4. DCalling a resident names or using insulting words

For most healthy adults, which pulse oximeter (oxygen saturation) reading is normal?

1. A80% to 85%
2. B60% to 65%
3. C70% to 75%
4. D95% to 100%

What is negligence?

1. ADeliberately hitting or pushing a resident during care
2. BAn unintended failure to give reasonable care, causing harm
3. CRefusing a gift from a resident's family
4. DA written false statement that damages a coworker's name

A dying resident asks to see a priest. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ATell him that religion is not allowed in the facility
2. BAsk him to wait until his family visits next week
3. CSuggest that he talk to the nursing assistant instead
4. DTell the nurse so the visit can be arranged promptly

When speaking with a resident who has dementia, which nonverbal approach helps?

1. AStanding over the resident with crossed arms
2. BApproaching from the front with eye contact and a calm tone
3. CApproaching quickly from behind so that care can start sooner
4. DSpeaking while walking out of the room

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. BHave the resident hold a pillow firmly over the incision
3. CTell the resident to cough as little as possible to protect it
4. DPress hard on the resident's abdomen during the cough

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

A resident with dementia becomes upset when asked to choose from all the clothes in her closet. Which approach best supports her?

1. APut her in a hospital gown for the day
2. BOffer a choice between two outfits
3. CTell her she must decide quickly
4. DChoose all her clothes for her without asking