The cna know - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What are direct interventions? (Ans- Anything that you do while physically with the patient e.g. administering medications, performing dressing changes What are indirect interventions? (Ans- Anything that you do outside of being with the patient on the patients behalf. e.g. restocking supplies, patient conferences, scheduling tests and treatments What are independent interventions? (Ans- They are nurse driven. Health promotion, teaching, basic comfort care, ADLs. The nurse doesn...

CNA State Exam MI UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT ANSWERS A resident often carries a doll with her, treating it like her baby. One day she is wandering around crying that she can't find her baby. The nurse aide should (A) ask the resident where she last had the doll. (B) ask the activity department if they have any other dolls. (C) offer comfort to the resident and help her look for her baby. (D) let the other staff know the resident is very confused and should be watched...

CNA Florida Nurse Assistant Exam Questions And Answers With Complete Tests Your work as a nursing assistant is supervised by An RN or LPN/LVN As a nursing assistant, you never give medications unless you have completed a state-required medication and training program about giving medications Who can tell the resident of the family a diagnosis or prescribe treatments? Doctor The nurse asks you to carry out a task that you do not know how to do. You should Promptly explain to the nurse why y...

Medication Aide MACEWhy is it important for you as a Medication Aide to introduce yourself to the residents? A. For residents to know who is in charge B. To build relationships with the residents C. For the residents to be able to call you if needed D. To adhere to proper etiquette - correct answer B. To build relationships with the residents You are asked by the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) to give a resident his pain medication. You know your responsibility as the Medication Aide i...

HESI RN LEADERSHIP QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2023/2024 UPDATE HESI RN LEADERSHIP 2023 UPDATE 1. A client is brought to the emergency department following a motor-vehicle crash. Drug use is suspected in the crash, and a voided urine specimen is ordered. The client repeatedly refuses to provide the specimen. Which of the following is the appropriate action by the nurse? a. Tell the client that a catheter will be inserted. b. Document the client’s refusal in the chart. c. Assess the client for uri...

Why is it important for you as a Medication Aide to introduce yourself to the residents? A. For residents to know who is in charge B. To build relationships with the residents C. For the residents to be able to call you if needed D. To adhere to proper etiquette - B. To build relationships with the residents You are asked by the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) to give a resident his pain medication. You know your responsibility as the Medication Aide is to see that this request is follow...

Prometric Florida CNA Skills ChecklistIndirect Care - correct answer Tested in every skill, indicated by: (IC) Does the candidate: 1. Greet resident, address by name, and introduce self? (IC) 2. Provide explanations to resident about care before beginning and during care? (IC) 3. Ask resident about preferences during care? (IC) 4. Use Standard Precautions and infection control measures when providing care? (IC) 5. Ask resident about comfort or needs during care or before care complete...

GNUR 383 Exam II Loyola University Chicago (LUC) GNUR 383 Nursing Leadership - John Pucker, Spring 2020/2024 Considerations to be addressed when selecting a care delivery model - ANS-Organizational mission and purpose Unit objective Patient population Staff availability Economic feasibility Care Models: Case Method - ANS-Aka total patient care A nurse working an 8hr shift is responsible for doing everything for the patient (vitals, ADLs, medications, etc.) Care Models: Functio...

What is health policy? What is allocated by health policy? - Decisions, plans, and actions that are undertaken to achieve specific health care goals within a society, resources What is reflected by health policy? Is it formulated, enacted, and enforced through political processes at local, regional, provincial, territorial, and federal levels? - Beliefs, attitudes, values of those designing the policy, yes What is social justice? - Fair distribution of society benefits and responsibilities,...

The term used for persons living in long-term care facilities is: A. Senior Citizen B. Patient C. Retiree D. Resident - D As a CNA, your scope of practice includes: A. Bathing and dressing resident B. Taking telephone order from the doctor C. Assigning patient care D. Giving medications - A What should the CNA do if asked to do something he or she doesn't know how to do? A. Ask another CNA to do the task B. Tell the nurse he or she is uncertain and ask for help C. Refrain from doin...