Wiedza asystenta pielęgniarskiego (CNA): karta pracy z odpowiedziami

What are passive range-of-motion exercises?

1. AExercises done only in a warm swimming pool with a therapist
2. BExercises that use heavy weights to build strength
3. CExercises in which staff move the joints for the resident
4. DExercises that the resident does completely alone each day

What is a closed bed?

1. AA bed with the top linens folded down so that the resident can get in easily
2. BA bed with the side rails raised and locked
3. CA bed made while the resident lies in it
4. DA bed made with the top linens pulled up, kept ready for a new resident

Jak należy zostawić łóżko po zakończeniu opieki, jeśli plan opieki nie stanowi inaczej?

1. AW najwyższym położeniu, aby następna czynność była łatwiejsza
2. BW najwyższym położeniu, z podniesionymi barierkami
3. CW najniższym położeniu, z zablokowanymi kółkami
4. DW najniższym położeniu, z odblokowanymi kółkami

Which entry is written correctly in a resident's record?

1. A"Ate 50% of lunch. Drank 240 mL of milk."
2. B"Seemed to enjoy her lunch very much, as usual."
3. C"Resident was difficult at lunch."
4. D"Ate well today."

Which practice helps prevent skin tears in an older resident?

1. ARubbing the skin briskly with a towel after bathing
2. BUsing a lift sheet instead of pulling on the arms or legs
3. CSecuring dressings and tubing with strong adhesive tape on the skin
4. DHolding the resident firmly by the wrists during transfers

For which resident is an oral temperature not appropriate?

1. AA resident who is unconscious
2. BA resident who walks with a cane
3. CA resident who wears reading glasses
4. DAn alert resident who last ate an hour ago

A resident keeps removing her nasal cannula because the tubing hurts her ears. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ALeave the cannula off because she does not want it
2. BTape the cannula to her face so she cannot remove it
3. CChange her to a different oxygen device without asking
4. DTell the nurse, who may approve padding or another solution

A resident's care plan says "partial weight-bearing, right leg, walker at all times." Today he wants to walk without his walker. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ATell him he cannot walk at all today
2. BRemind him of the plan, encourage the walker and report a refusal
3. CLet him walk without the walker today, because he says he feels stronger
4. DCarry him so his leg does not bear any weight