Cna Test 3

Front 1

Advancing Diet

Back 1

food that is gradually reintroduced to the resident due to surgery in preparation for a procedure or illness

Front 2

Aspiration

Back 2

accidental breathing in food, fluid, vomit, or other object into lungs

Front 3

Dysphagia

Back 3

difficulty swallowing

Front 4

Fat Soluble Vitamins

Back 4

A,D,E,K

Front 5

Fluid Balance

Back 5

when fluids taken in equal the fluids eliminated

Front 6

Force Fluids

Back 6

medical order for person to drink more fluids

Front 7

Graduate

Back 7

measuring device for fluids

Front 8

NPO

Back 8

Nothing by Mouth

Front 9

Output

Back 9

amount of fluids eliminated each day

Front 10

Water Soluble Vitamins

Back 10

B & C

Front 11

Fowler's Position

Back 11

resident reclined in sitting up almost straight at 45 to 60 degrees

Front 12

High Fowler's Position

Back 12

resident sitting up almost straight at 60 to 90 degrees

Front 13

Lateral Position

Back 13

resident position on the right or left

Front 14

Prone Position

Back 14

resident position on abdomen

Front 15

Sims position

Back 15

resident positioned in left side lying position

Front 16

Supine Position

Back 16

resident positioned flat on back

Front 17

Chemical Restriant

Back 17

drug used to control actions of a resident for convenience of staff

Front 18

Pelvic Support

Back 18

physical restrain used between the thighs to keep a resident's hips from slipping forward

Front 19

Person-Centered Care

Back 19

practice of basing resident care on individual resident needs, preferences and expectations

Front 20

Cognition

Back 20

manner in which messages from the five senses are changed, stored in memory, recovered from memory, and later used to answer questions, respond to requests, and perform tasks

Front 21

Pacing

Back 21

the awareness and adjustment of nursing care based on how slow or how fast person is functioning

Front 22

Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA)

Back 22

major legislation passed nationally to protect residents in nursing homes and assure they have quality of care and quality of life

Front 23

psychological effects of aging

Back 23

exploration of feelings, emotional stress, physical, and psycho social and psychological adjustments that are part of the aging process

Front 24

Alzheimer's Disease

Back 24

progressive disease characterized by a gradual decline in memory, thinking, and physical ability over several years

Front 25

Delusion

Back 25

False Belief

Front 26

Dementia

Back 26

progressive condition marked by development of multiple cognitive deficits, such as memory impairment, aphasia, and inability to plan and initiate complex behavior

Front 27

Onset

Back 27

time when signs and symptoms of a disease begins

Front 28

Mental Illness

Back 28

disturbance in the ability to cope or adjust to stress; behavior and function are impaired; mental disorder, emotional illness, psychiatric disorder

Front 29

Pain

Back 29

anything the patient says it is, occurring whenever the patient says it does

Front 30

Bargaining

Back 30

third stage of grief when person tries to arrange for more time to live to take care of unfinished business; bargains with the doctors or god

Front 31

Cheyne-Strokes Breathing

Back 31

resident takes several shallow breaths followed by periods of no breathing for 5, 30, or even 60 seconds, does not cause the resident discomfort

Front 32

Mottling

Back 32

changes in skin color (pale/bluish) of the hands, arms, feet, and legs when death is near