1.Easy
Which change is a normal part of aging?
- ASevere memory loss and confusion
- BLoss of bladder control
- CSudden changes in behavior
- DThe skin becomes thinner and drier
2.Easy
Which organ stores urine until it is passed?
- AThe ureter
- BThe kidney
- CThe liver
- DThe bladder
3.Easy
What is a delusion?
- AA sudden, short loss of consciousness and memory
- BA strong, lasting fear of a particular object, animal or place
- CSeeing or hearing things that are not really there
- DA false belief that stays even when it is shown to be untrue
4.Medium
Why are thickened liquids ordered for some residents?
- ATo reduce the amount of urine the resident produces
- BTo add calories for residents who are slowly losing weight
- CTo make swallowing safer in residents with dysphagia
- DTo help residents take their tablets without water
5.Medium
When applying a condom catheter, what is important?
- ASecure it with regular adhesive tape wrapped around the base
- BLeave space at the tip and never wrap tape tightly around the penis
- CLeave the same catheter on for a whole week
- DApply it as tightly as possible so that urine cannot leak out
6.Medium
A nursing assistant wants to post a photo of a funny moment with a resident on social media. What is correct?
- ATo post it if no name is written under it
- BTo post it if the resident's face is a little blurred
- CTo post it only for friends who do not know the resident
- DNot to post it, because it violates the resident's privacy
7.Hard
A resident with Parkinson's disease has a tremor and keeps dropping food while eating. What may help?
- AGive him only liquid meals from now on
- BAsk the nurse about adaptive utensils, and allow extra time to eat
- CTell him to eat faster before the tremor gets worse
- DFeed him every meal from now on so that he does not make a mess
8.Hard
A resident with dementia keeps going through her roommate's drawers and taking items. What is the best approach?
- AMove all of the roommate's belongings out of the room without asking
- BGently redirect her and offer a drawer or box of her own items to sort, then report it
- CLock the resident in her room when the roommate is out
- DTell her each time that stealing is wrong
Answer key
- 1. D · The skin becomes thinner and drier
- 2. D · The bladder
- 3. D · A false belief that stays even when it is shown to be untrue
- 4. C · To make swallowing safer in residents with dysphagia
- 5. B · Leave space at the tip and never wrap tape tightly around the penis
- 6. D · Not to post it, because it violates the resident's privacy
- 7. B · Ask the nurse about adaptive utensils, and allow extra time to eat
- 8. B · Gently redirect her and offer a drawer or box of her own items to sort, then report it
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