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Healthcare agencies, Resident Rights, CNA, Delegation questions

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Ch 1-4Version en ligne Healthcare agencies, Resident Rights, CNA, Delegation questions par Lynne Pohar 1 A person needs housing and some help with daily activities. Which agency would best meet the person's needs? a an assisted living residence b a hospital c a home care agency d a rehabilitation center 2 The purpose of rehabilitation is to: a prevent chronic illnesses b treat urgent illnesses c restore function and independence d detect terminal illnesses 3 Your hospital unit uses a team nursing care pattern. Your role is to: a ask which task you are assigned for your work shift b report observations and the care you give to the nurse c perform tasks that are usually done by other departments d coordinate care with the case manager 4 The following are purposes of health care agencies. Which occurs before an illness? a disease detection b disease treatment c rehabilitation d health promotion 5 A son has the legal right to act on his mother's behalf. The son is his mother's legal: a caregiver b representative c ombudsman d health care provider 6 Which action promotes dignity? a listening to the person b scolding the person c restraining the person d making clothing choices for the person 7 Residents must be: a involved in resident groups b able to provide some type of work for the center c willing to accept treatments ordered by their doctors d informed rights orally and in writing 8 A nursing center must provide: a an indoor smoking area b a bed near a window c a safe, clean, and comfortable setting d a noise-free setting 9 A resident has a phone and wants to make a call. What should you do? a tell the nurse b leave the room c have the person use the phone at the nurses' station d stay in the room and finish your tasks 10 A resident carries a baby doll most of the day. You should: a treat the doll with care and respect b ask the family to take the doll home c remind the person that the doll is not allowed in the dining room d threaten to take the doll away if the resident refuses care 11 Your CNA certification (license, registration) can be revoked for: a refusing a nursing task for moral reasons b asking the nurse questions c performing acts beyond your role d keeping the person's information confidential 12 Giving drugs is outside of the CNA's range of functions. Which is true? a giving drugs can be included in your job description b the nurse can ask you to give a person's drugs c the nurse is not responsible for knowing your range of functions d you cannot give drugs 13 As a nursing assistant, you: a can explain the person's treatment plan to the family b report observations to the nurse c can remove tubes from the person's body d can ignore a nursing task if it is not in your job description 14 A patient begins having trouble swallowing. The nurse decides not to assign feeding to you. Why? a the task is beyond the legal limits of your role b you are not trained to do the task c the nurse does not trust you to do the task safely d the person's circumstances have changed 15 In the delegation process, communication involves: a asking questions about a task b observing care c determining who should perform a task d deciding if the task was successful 16 To protect the person from harm, you should: a accept all delegated tasks without question b accept a delegated task that requires using unfamiliar equipment c refuse a task that you have not been trained to do d avoid asking for help 17 Removing urinary catheters is done frequently in your work area. The task is not part of your usual work assignment but it is in your job description and you are trained to do it. This task: a is a routine nursing task b requires a nurse's judgment and skill c cannot be delegated to you d can be delegated to you using the delegation process

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Ch 1-4Version en ligne

par Lynne Pohar

A person needs housing and some help with daily activities. Which agency would best meet the person's needs?

The purpose of rehabilitation is to:

Your hospital unit uses a team nursing care pattern. Your role is to:

The following are purposes of health care agencies. Which occurs before an illness?

A son has the legal right to act on his mother's behalf. The son is his mother's legal:

Which action promotes dignity?

Residents must be:

A nursing center must provide:

A resident has a phone and wants to make a call. What should you do?

A resident carries a baby doll most of the day. You should:

Your CNA certification (license, registration) can be revoked for:

Giving drugs is outside of the CNA's range of functions. Which is true?

As a nursing assistant, you:

A patient begins having trouble swallowing. The nurse decides not to assign feeding to you. Why?

In the delegation process, communication involves:

To protect the person from harm, you should:

Removing urinary catheters is done frequently in your work area. The task is not part of your usual work assignment but it is in your job description and you are trained to do it. This task: