Wiedza asystenta pielęgniarskiego (CNA): karta pracy z odpowiedziami

What is the state nurse aide registry?

1. AA list of the residents who live in each care facility in the state
2. BA state list of certified nurse aides, including findings of abuse or neglect
3. CA schedule showing which shifts each nursing assistant works
4. DA union that sets the wages and working hours of nursing assistants in the state

Jaka jest prawidłowa częstość oddechów dorosłego w spoczynku?

1. A12–20 oddechów na minutę
2. B32–40 oddechów na minutę
3. C24–32 oddechy na minutę
4. D4–8 oddechów na minutę

In the chain of infection, what is a "susceptible host"?

1. AThe way the germ leaves an infected person
2. BAn object that carries the germ between people
3. CThe place where the germ lives and grows
4. DA person who can become sick from the germ

With aging, which kind of sounds are often the first to become hard to hear?

1. ALoud sounds
2. BThe person's own voice
3. CLow-pitched sounds
4. DHigh-pitched sounds

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

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

During a warm soak, the resident's skin becomes very red and she says it burns. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AStop the treatment and report it to the nurse
2. BAdd cold water and continue the soak
3. CContinue because redness shows it is working
4. DCover the area with a towel and continue

A nursing assistant tells a resident who will not eat, "If you don't eat, I'll tie your hands down and feed you myself." What is this?

1. ABattery, because the resident was actually touched
2. BLibel, because it damages the resident's reputation
3. CAssault, because it is a threat that makes the resident fear harm
4. DAcceptable, because it is a harmless way to encourage the resident to eat

A resident says her knee hurts. Which information is most useful to report to the nurse?

1. AWhere it hurts, how bad it is (0–10), what it feels like and when it began
2. BOnly that she has pain, since the nurse will ask the details later
3. CYour own opinion that the pain cannot be very severe, because she is smiling
4. DThat she often complains about pain and probably wants attention