Cna, Final

Front 1

The best way for an NA to provide foot care for a diabetic resident is to

Back 1

Observe feet regularly for signs of sores or infections

Front 2

What is the correct way to remove a PPE gown

Back 2

Unfasten neck and waist.

Roll dirty side in, while holding down away from body

Front 3

Why is it important for bed linens to remain wrinkle free?

Back 3

Helps to keep skin healthy and prevent pressure sores.

Front 4

What is the name for the device that replaces a missing body part?

Back 4

Prosthesis

Front 5

To best communicate with a visually impaired resident the na should

Back 5

I d yourself when entering a room

Front 6

How many times can a disposable gloves be worn before being discarded

Back 6

Once one time

Front 7

Exercises that put each joint through its full Arc of motions are called?

Back 7

R o m, range of motions

Front 8

Where should clean linen be placed?

Back 8

On the bedside stand.

Front 9

What is the most essential nutrient for life?

Back 9

Water.

Front 10

What is objective information?

Back 10

Information collected using the senses.

Front 11

Legalization of food or 4 materials into the lungs is known as?

Back 11

Aspiration.

Front 12

What does the abbreviations ADL's stand for?

Back 12

Activities of daily living

Front 13

The what is the chain of command used for?

Back 13

The line of authority in a facility.

Front 14

Which type of environment do microorganisms thrive in?

Back 14

Moist dark warm places

Front 15

Transmission based precautions are practice in addition to?

Back 15

Standard precautions.

Front 16

When assisting a resident with a standard bedpan where should the wider end of the bedpan be placed?

Back 16

Aligned with the buttocks

Front 17

How many ounces of water or fluid should a resident be encouraged to drink each day?

Back 17

64 Oz

Front 18

Medical term for skin that is blue or grayish?

Back 18

Cyanotic

Front 19

What is one of the first signs that a pressure ulcer is forming?

Back 19

Discoloration of the skin

Front 20

What is the abbreviation for Nothing by mouth?

Back 20

NPO

Front 21

Which type of toiletry equipment is used for the elimination for residents who cannot assist with raising their hip onto a regular bed pad?

Back 21

Fracture pan

Front 22

What need is considered the most important in Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

Back 22

Physical

Front 23

How should a fracture pan be positioned?

Back 23

With the handle towards the foot of the bed.

Front 24

In order for an object to be called clean in a healthcare setting, it must be?

Back 24

Free of pathogens

Front 25

A disorder that produces signs and symptoms like any physical disorder.

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Mental illness

Front 26

A serious condition that occurs when a person does not have enough fluids in their body is called?

Back 26

Dehydration

Front 27

What does the abbreviation I&O stand for

Back 27

Intake and output

Front 28

What is the normal blood pressure for an adult?

Back 28

100-140

60-90

Front 29

What are the precautions that can result from diabetes?

Back 29

Impaired, slow wound healing

Front 30

What are draw sheets used for?

Back 30

Repositioning residents without causing shearing

Front 31

What are examples of nonverbal communication

Back 31

Pointing

Front 32

Barriers of communication include?

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Na I will use medical terms with residence

Front 33

What occurrences is considered an incident and requires a report to be completed?

Back 33

When a resident Falls

Front 34

Give an example of ethical Behavior by an NA

Back 34

Protecting a residence privacy

Front 35

Oprah was passed as a response to?

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Reports of poor care and abuse in long-term care facilities,

Front 36

The most common form of diabetes

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Type 2

Front 37

HIV can be transmitted by?

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Blood or bodily

Front 38

Reason why a resident may be on a fluid restricted diet

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Resident may have heart disease

Front 39

How is tuberculosis transmitted

Back 39

Airborne droplets

Front 40

Where is long term care offered?

Back 40

Long-term care facilities

Front 41

The artificial opening in an abdomen in a resident who has a colostomy is called?

Back 41

Stoma

Front 42

What is important for the NH do after giving a resident a back rub?

Back 42

Note any changes in the residents skin

Front 43

Example of physically restraining a resident

Back 43

Putting both side rails up on the bed

Front 44

What member of The Care team might help a resident learn how to use adaptive devices for eating or dressing

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Occupational therapist