Cna Final

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Long term care is a growing area in healthcare because

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There is an increasing elederly population

Hint 1

People ain’t dying like they used to

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Nursing home is a term commonly used for long term care facilities. Other names are:

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1. Convalescent home

2. Rehabilitation Center

3. Assisted living center

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C. an

H. arry

R. eally

C. atch

A. ngry

L. ittle

C. rocodiles

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Most common reason people enter long term care facilities

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Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s)

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ADL’s

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Care that is given on an ongoing basis, and includes providing care for basic needs such as eating, bathing, and movement

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Continuous supportive care

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Literally everything they need, so you know it’s gonna “last a long time” and be “helpful”

☝🏻 “~” = synonyms

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Nursing services provide physical and psychological care, including...

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Health promotion, independence, and health maintenance

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Think about what they need

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When caring for an elderly resident you must consider

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Their likes and dislikes

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Straight forward. Don’t overthink it

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Mindful caregiving means

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Paying attention to details and being open and observant

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Keyword “mindful”

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Example of a repetitive motion

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Bending down to pick something up

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“Oh god, I think my back’s broken. Someone call a doctor. Maybe a priest 😳

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When considering injury prevention. What factors should you consider?

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The resident, the environment, and yourself

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What’s gonna get your ass on food stamps if any of these 3 things happen?

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Wearing non-skid shoes is a safety rule you can follow to prevent?

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To prevent slips and falls

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What else you wearing these for... -.-

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When encouraging resident safety, you must encourage the resident to?

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Hand rails and grip rails

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“I’ve fallen and I can’t get up”

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Body mechanics is?

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The way you use your body to do something

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Important for literally everything

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Managing stress is important because?

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Not being able to cope with stress help cause an illness

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Straight jacket, straight to the looney bin

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A need is?

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What a resident finds necessary for desirable life and well being

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What they need

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Types of needs:

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Physical, safety, social, status, and self-fulfillment

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P. eople

S. ell

S. ouls

S. atin

S.F. (Smirks Fiendishly)

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Sexual needs involve?

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Warm loving feelings shared between people

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Suprisingly wholesome

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Examples of microorganisms:

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Viruses, fungi, bacteria

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Think of how certain diseases are classed. Antibiotics may not work for all 3

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What does OSHA stand for?

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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Hand washing breaks the chain of?

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Transmission of infection

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Think about why we wash hands

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Examples of personal protection equipment: (PPE)

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Gloves, gown, mask, apron, goggles

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5 things that could protect you. Thing chem lab, meets covid ICU

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If you incorporate themes of care into your work, you will be?

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Providing quality care in a timely efficient manner

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How’s that improving what you’re doing for them?

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Themes of Care:

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Communication, respect, infection control

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3 big ones. Hints are hard here

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Nursing team is made up of all nurses and you. Therapy is department all by its self. *self explanatory*

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Commit to memory

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Restraint is something used on or about a residents body to?

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Restrict movement or reach a part of the body

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Why would you need to restrain someone?

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Not one of the six reasons to use a restraint

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Verbal abuse

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Just cause they yelled at ya, doesn’t mean you get to hog tie em’

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Examples of assistive devices

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Walkers, canes, and crutches

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What helps ya get around

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Rights are both:

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Human privileges and legal protection

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What they need, and what you need if you get caught

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Clue is defined as?

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Sign and symptom of infections you observe during daily care

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Things you notice

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Circulatory is made up of:

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Heart, veins, & arteries

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The body Via Amazon:

“Carry and transport” the blood,

“ship” the blood two day delivery

Blood is “processed” at delivery center

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Universal characteristic of aging is?

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That it happens naturally

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God dam what a reality check 😳

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“Sign” is something defined as?

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Something you can observe

What you see, smell, feel, hear, and touch

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Five senses

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Extensions of the integumentary system:

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Hair, fingernails, mucous membranes

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All the gross ****

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A residents significant other is?

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Anyone that the resident feels is important, including family and friends

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People important to them

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Parts of the adjustment process are:

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Guilt, uncertainty, and anger

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Think, stages of grief, but barebones

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Mumbling does not make it easier for others to understand you. *Self explanatory*

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Something to remember

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Example of nonverbal communication:

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Crossing your arms

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Something you do when your upset, or stand-offish