Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

In range-of-motion exercises, what does abduction mean?

1. ATurning a joint in a circle
2. BMoving a body part away from the midline of the body
3. CMoving a body part toward the midline of the body
4. DBending a joint

Kiek stipriai turi būti užveržtas eisenos (perkėlimo) diržas jį užsegus?

1. APakankamai laisvas, kad nuslystų per klubus
2. BPriglundantis, po juo telpa du pirštai
3. CKuo stipriau, kiek leidžia sagtis
4. DLaisvas, užsegtas aplink krūtinę

What does "ambulate" mean?

1. ATo urinate
2. BTo eat
3. CTo sleep
4. DTo walk

How is a standard bedpan positioned under a resident?

1. AWith the wider, rounded end under the buttocks
2. BUnder the resident's lower back
3. CWith the narrow, flat end placed under the buttocks
4. DPlaced sideways across the bed

After a stroke, a resident tends to leave food in the cheek on her weak side. How can the nursing assistant help?

1. APlace food on her stronger side and check for pocketed food
2. BGive her only liquids until the problem goes away
3. CFeed her lying flat on her weak side
4. DPlace all food on her weaker side to exercise those muscles

Which illness is usually managed with droplet precautions?

1. AMeasles
2. BInfluenza
3. CA urinary tract infection
4. DTuberculosis

In a crowded elevator, two nursing assistants discuss a resident's diagnosis by name. What is the problem?

1. ANothing, because no paper records were shown
2. BThey are breaking confidentiality where others can hear
3. CNothing, because they are both on the care team
4. DThey should have used the resident's room number instead

A resident with diabetes is drowsy, very thirsty and urinating often, and his breath smells fruity. What should be done?

1. AGive him a glass of orange juice and a cookie to raise his energy
2. BLet him sleep, because drowsiness is normal after a large meal
3. CReport it immediately, as these may be signs of very high blood sugar
4. DRecord the signs and report them to the nurse on the next day