Cevaplı Hemşire yardımcılığı (CNA) bilgisi çalışma kâğıdı

Why are warm applications especially risky for older residents?

1. ATheir thin skin may not sense heat well, so they burn easily
2. BTheir skin is thicker than younger skin and does not let heat in
3. CThey always feel heat more strongly than younger adults
4. DWarm applications have no effect on older skin

Under the federal OBRA law, what is the minimum number of training hours for a nurse aide program?

1. A16 hours
2. B75 hours
3. C40 hours
4. D200 hours

Kadın sakinin perine bölgesi hangi yönde temizlenir?

1. AAnüsten başlayarak dairesel hareketlerle
2. BÖnden arkaya doğru
3. CTemiz bir yıkama bezi kullanılırsa herhangi bir yönde
4. DArkadan öne doğru

A resident's family brings a handmade quilt from home. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ATell the family that personal items are not allowed
2. BGive it to the laundry for use by all residents
3. CWelcome it, add it to the belongings list and label it
4. DPut it in storage so that it does not get dirty or lost

Which breathing technique is often taught to residents with COPD?

1. ABreathing into a paper bag
2. BBreathing quickly through the mouth
3. CPursed-lip breathing
4. DHolding the breath as long as possible

IV hattı olan bir sakinin temiz bir hastane gömleğine ihtiyacı var. Eski gömlek nasıl çıkarılır?

1. AIV hortumu torbadan ayrıldıktan sonra
2. BÖnce IV olmayan koldan, sonra torba ve hortum kolun içinden geçirilerek
3. CÖnce IV olan koldan, hortum klemplendikten sonra
4. DIV olan koldaki kol kesilerek

During perineal care, a nursing assistant notices that a female resident's perineal area is red and there is a strong-smelling discharge. What should be reported?

1. AA guess about which infection she has, so the nurse can treat it
2. BOnly that perineal care was completed as usual for the shift
3. CThe redness, the discharge and its smell, and any discomfort
4. DNothing, because discharge is normal in older women

A resident whose leg was amputated says that his missing foot hurts. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AIgnore the complaint because nothing can be done
2. BMassage the other leg instead
3. CTell him the pain is imaginary because the foot is gone
4. DAccept that the pain is real and report it to the nurse