Užduočių lapas tema Slaugytojo padėjėjo (CNA) žinios su atsakymais

What is neglect?

1. ARespecting a resident's choice to refuse care
2. BFailing to give the care or services that a resident needs
3. CGiving a resident too much help with care
4. DWaiting a few minutes before answering a call light during a busy shift

What is a delusion?

1. ASeeing or hearing things that are not really there
2. BA sudden, short loss of consciousness and memory
3. CA strong, lasting fear of a particular object, animal or place
4. DA false belief that stays even when it is shown to be untrue

What is a healthcare-associated infection (HAI)?

1. AAn infection caught while receiving care in a health care setting
2. BAn infection that affects only health care workers
3. CAn infection that is passed only through food
4. DAn infection that the person already had before being admitted

How does delirium differ from dementia?

1. ADelirium develops slowly over many years and can never be treated or reversed
2. BDelirium starts suddenly and is often reversible when the cause is treated
3. CDelirium only affects young people
4. DDelirium and dementia are two names for the same condition

A resident has just finished a cup of hot tea. When should the nursing assistant take her oral temperature?

1. ARight away, while she is still sitting up
2. BAfter waiting about 15 minutes
3. CAfter waiting about 1 minute
4. DAfter she drinks a glass of ice water

Before giving care in bed, such as a bed bath, how high should the nursing assistant raise the bed?

1. ATo the highest position the bed can reach
2. BTo a comfortable working height, about waist level
3. CRaise only the head of the bed to about 45 degrees
4. DLeave it in the lowest position for safety

Every afternoon, a resident with dementia becomes restless and agitated. Which plan helps?

1. APlan calm afternoon activities, reduce noise and keep lights on
2. BSchedule her bath and many of her visitors in the late afternoon
3. CTurn off the lights early so she goes to sleep
4. DGive her strong coffee in the afternoon to keep her alert

A doctor calls the unit and starts telling the nursing assistant a new order for a resident. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AWrite the order on a sticky note for the nurse
2. BTell the doctor to call back tomorrow
3. CPolitely ask the doctor to hold and get the nurse
4. DWrite the order down and carry it out right away