Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

In type 1 diabetes, what happens in the body?

1. AThe pancreas makes little or no insulin
2. BThe kidneys stop filtering sugar out of the blood
3. CThe body makes too much insulin
4. DThe liver stops storing fat

What does a long-term care ombudsman do?

1. APlans the weekly menu for the facility kitchen
2. BGives residents their medicines and treatments during the night
3. CAdvocates for residents and helps resolve their complaints
4. DHires and evaluates the nursing assistants

Kas geriausiai gali įvertinti, kiek gyventoją skauda?

1. ASlaugytojo padėjėjas, geriausiai pažįstantis gyventoją
2. BPats gyventojas
3. CGyventojo šeima
4. DGydytojas po apžiūros

Why does the nursing assistant report to the nurse at the end of a shift?

1. ABecause reporting during the shift is not allowed
2. BSo the nurse can complete the nursing assistant's paperwork
3. CSo the nurse can decide whether the nursing assistant may go home
4. DSo the team knows about care given and any changes in residents

Why is a lift (draw) sheet used to move a resident up in bed?

1. AIt lets one person move any resident alone
2. BIt reduces friction and shearing on the skin
3. CIt keeps the resident warmer while moving
4. DIt removes the need to lower the head of the bed

How is a resident's hearing aid usually cared for at night?

1. ASoaked in a cup of water to clean it
2. BLeft in the ear so the resident can hear alarms
3. CTurned off, removed and stored in its labeled case
4. DLeft on the bedside table with the battery on

Gyventojas su šlapimo kateteriu nori nueiti į poilsio kambarį. Kaip reikia elgtis su surinkimo maišeliu?

1. AAtjungti ir palikti kambaryje einant
2. BLaikyti virš gyventojo juosmens, kad būtų gerai matomas
3. CLaikyti žemiau šlapimo pūslės, netempiant vamzdelio
4. DĮdėti į gyventojo chalato kišenę einant

At lunch, a nursing assistant is not sure which of two residents with similar names is sitting at the table. What should the nursing assistant do before serving the tray?

1. AAsk another resident at the table which of the two is which
2. BCheck identity by facility policy and compare it with the diet card
3. CGive the tray to whichever of the two residents looks most ready to eat
4. DServe both trays at once and let the two residents choose