CNA Chapter 3 Exam Review
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A ______is an intense, irrational fear or anxiety about an object, place, or situation

phobia

Children in their ______ years develop language skills, learn to play cooperatively in groups, and begin to learn right from wrong.

preschool

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Hospice

Specialized care focusing on dignity and comfort for dying individuals.

Postmortem care

Care given to a resident after they have died, including placing drainage pads.

Toddler development

Stage where children learn to speak and gain control of bodily functions (ages 1-3).

Advance directives

Legal documents that must be honored regarding a person's medical preferences.

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Palliative care

Care aimed specifically at providing relief from pain and comfort rather than curing illness.

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Last sense to leave

Hearing is typically the last sense that remains before death.

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Sign of imminent death

Decreasing blood pressure is a common sign indicating a person is nearing death.

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School-age children

Children aged 6 to 10 develop language and social skills during this stage.

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Phobia

An intense, irrational fear or anxiety regarding specific objects or situations.

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Clinical depression symptoms

Signs include apathy, feelings of hopelessness and lack of interest.

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Cognitive development (6-10 years)

Focus is on developing thinking and learning skills in children.

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Mental health support

A nursing assistant should support residents with mental health conditions and their families.

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Claustrophobia

The fear of being in confined spaces.

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Schizophrenia

A brain disorder that impairs thinking and understanding reality.

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Reporting abuse

A nursing assistant must report observed abusive behavior toward residents immediately.

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Comfort to dying residents

Nursing assistants observe body language and ask questions for comfort.

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Emotional support for dying

Listening more can provide significant emotional support to a dying resident.

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Dying Person's Bill of Rights

Includes the right to have questions answered honestly.

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Infants physical development

Physical growth in infants typically progresses from head to toe.

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Holistic care

Care that considers physical, mental, and social well-being of a person.

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Activity of Daily Living (ADLs)

Basic self-care activities, like brushing teeth and bathing.

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Promoting independence

Encouraging residents to perform tasks themselves, fostering independence.

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Responding to religious beliefs

Listen quietly to residents sharing religious views, regardless of personal beliefs.

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Privacy in sexual situations

The nursing assistant should provide privacy if a resident engages in consensual sexual activity.

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Regular activity benefits

Increases energy and contributes to overall health.

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Family involvement in care

Families help residents by communicating with the care team.

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Normal aging signs

Common changes include thinner, drier skin as people age.

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Developmental disabilities

Impairments that restrict physical and/or mental abilities.

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Early childhood language skills

Preschoolers (ages 3-6) develop crucial language skills.

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Study Notes

CNA Chapter 3 Exam (GRADED A)

  • Holistic care focuses on the person's physical, mental, and social well-being
  • A physical need is an example of something like the need for water
  • A psychosocial need is an example like the need for acceptance
  • A nursing assistant can promote resident independence by allowing a resident to do a task by himself no matter how long it takes
  • Activities of daily living (ADLs) include reading, taking part in facility activities, attending a worship service, and brushing teeth
  • If a nursing assistant notices abusive behavior from a family member, report it to the nurse immediately
  • When caring for a dying resident, observe body language and ensure the resident is comfortable
  • Hospice care involves placing drainage pads where needed, removing tubes from the dead resident, and placing drainage pads where needed to help determine the cause of death
  • The last sense to leave the body is touch
  • Decreasing blood pressure is a sign of approaching death.
  • Children in their toddler years develop language skills.

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This quiz covers key concepts from Chapter 3 of the CNA curriculum, focusing on holistic care, physical and psychosocial needs, and the role of nursing assistants in promoting resident independence. It also addresses important issues such as recognizing abuse and providing end-of-life care. Test your knowledge and understanding of these essential topics in nursing assistance.

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