Wiedza asystenta pielęgniarskiego (CNA): karta pracy z odpowiedziami

Czym jest przymusowa izolacja (involuntary seclusion)?

1. AJednoosobowym pokojem, o który prosi rodzina
2. BWyborem podopiecznego, by przebywać sam w swoim pokoju przez cały dzień
3. CKrótkim odpoczynkiem po obiedzie
4. DOdseparowaniem podopiecznego od innych wbrew jego woli

What is empathy?

1. AFeeling sorry for a person and pitying them for their problems
2. BUnderstanding another person's feelings from their point of view
3. CAgreeing with everything a person says
4. DTelling a person exactly how you would feel if you were in their place

Which action keeps a professional boundary with residents?

1. AKeeping your personal problems and phone number private
2. BLending a resident money until payday
3. CInviting a resident to your home for a family dinner on a day off
4. DAccepting an expensive watch as a gift

How can a stool specimen be kept from being contaminated?

1. AMix the stool with water before putting it in the container
2. BLeave the specimen uncovered in the bathroom until the end of the shift
3. CHave the resident urinate first and keep toilet paper out of it
4. DCollect the specimen from the toilet water after flushing

How should a nursing assistant take a resident in a wheelchair down a ramp?

1. ALet the wheelchair roll down by itself
2. BGo backward down the ramp, looking over the shoulder
3. CHave the resident stand up and walk down the ramp holding the rail
4. DGo forward down the ramp quickly

Jak zbiera się dobową zbiórkę moczu (24 godziny)?

1. APobiera się trzy przypadkowe próbki w ciągu dnia
2. BZbiera się tylko mocz oddany w nocy
3. CPierwszy mocz zachować, a potem pobierać jedną próbkę co 8 godzin
4. DPierwszy mocz wylać, a następnie zbierać cały mocz przez 24 godziny

A resident with suspected kidney stones has an order to have all urine strained. What should be done with any particles found?

1. AThrow away the strainer and the particles together
2. BShow the particles to the resident and then discard them in the toilet
3. CFlush them down the toilet once the urine is measured
4. DPlace them in a labeled specimen container and give them to the nurse

A nursing assistant told the nurse that a resident seemed more short of breath, but nothing was done, and the resident is getting worse. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AGive the resident extra oxygen without telling anyone
2. BCall the resident's family and ask them to complain
3. CReport again, then follow the chain of command if nothing is done
4. DWait until the next shift to see if someone else notices the change