Werkblad Kennis voor zorgassistenten (CNA) met antwoorden

What is an occupied bed?

1. AA bed with the top sheets folded to the foot for surgery
2. BA bed that is reserved for a new admission
3. CA bed that is made while the resident is out of the room
4. DA bed that is made while the resident stays in it

Which signs are typical of shock?

1. ARed, hot, dry skin and a slow, strong pulse
2. BWarm skin and a very high blood pressure
3. CNormal skin color and a steady pulse
4. DPale, cool, clammy skin and a rapid, weak pulse

Which bony area is at risk of pressure injury when a resident lies on their side?

1. AThe shoulder blades
2. BThe hip
3. CThe tailbone
4. DThe back of the head

How should a nursing assistant hold a gait belt while walking with a resident?

1. AWith one finger hooked through the belt from the front of the resident
2. BBy tying the belt to the nursing assistant's own waist
3. CBy holding the resident's hand instead of the belt
4. DWith an underhand grip, from behind and slightly to the side

Een bewoonster van 88 met dementie zegt dat ze zich moet haasten naar huis omdat haar baby gevoed moet worden. Wat is de beste reactie?

1. ADe opmerking negeren en met de taak doorgaan
2. BHaar streng zeggen dat haar kinderen allang volwassen zijn en elders wonen
3. CHaar gevoelens erkennen, vragen naar haar kinderen en haar dan omleiden
4. DZeggen dat je haar na de lunch naar huis brengt

Een bewoner met één zwakker been gebruikt een standaardrollator (looprek). Wat is de gebruikelijke looprichting en volgorde?

1. AHet looprek zo ver naar voren duwen als de armen reiken en dan haastig inhalen
2. BHet looprek vooruit zetten, met het zwakkere been stappen, dan met het sterkere been
3. CMet het sterkere been stappen, dan met het zwakkere been, dan het looprek verplaatsen
4. DHet looprek en beide benen tegelijk optillen en naar voren brengen

A resident with severe arthritis knows when she needs to urinate but often wets herself because she cannot reach the bathroom in time. Which approach helps most?

1. AAnswer her call quickly and keep a commode within reach
2. BPut her in an incontinence brief and change it once a shift
3. CTell her to wait for the scheduled toileting round
4. DLimit her fluids to one glass a day

A resident's grandson visits often and asks her to sign papers. Afterward she seems upset and says she no longer has money for snacks. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AGive her some of the nursing assistant's own money to buy her snacks
2. BTell the grandson to stop visiting
3. CIgnore it because it is a family matter
4. DReport the concern about possible financial abuse to the nurse