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The resident requires ________ precautions for tuberculosis.
The resident requires ________ precautions for tuberculosis.
Tuberculosis is defined as:
Tuberculosis is defined as:
While caring for the resident he begins to choke. After calling the nurse and staying with the resident, the nurse aide should:
While caring for the resident he begins to choke. After calling the nurse and staying with the resident, the nurse aide should:
Mr. Snyder is 88-years-old. He has tuberculosis and is disoriented. Mr. Snyder's disorientation means he:
Mr. Snyder is 88-years-old. He has tuberculosis and is disoriented. Mr. Snyder's disorientation means he:
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The resident asks the nurse aide to view the facility's survey results. The best response by the nurse aide is:
The resident asks the nurse aide to view the facility's survey results. The best response by the nurse aide is:
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The resident states his daughter is only mean to him when he asks too many questions. This is an example of:
The resident states his daughter is only mean to him when he asks too many questions. This is an example of:
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Which vital sign should be reported to the licensed nurse immediately?
Which vital sign should be reported to the licensed nurse immediately?
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When checking the resident's pulse rate, the Nurse Aide will observe the ____.
When checking the resident's pulse rate, the Nurse Aide will observe the ____.
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Maintaining proper body alignment while the resident is lying in bed will help to:
Maintaining proper body alignment while the resident is lying in bed will help to:
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When transferring the resident from the bed to the chair, all actions are appropriate EXCEPT:
When transferring the resident from the bed to the chair, all actions are appropriate EXCEPT:
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When caring for the resident with C-diff, the nurse aide should remember to:
When caring for the resident with C-diff, the nurse aide should remember to:
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The resident who is bed-bound should be repositioned every:
The resident who is bed-bound should be repositioned every:
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The resident who needs assistance with eating should be placed in the ____ position.
The resident who needs assistance with eating should be placed in the ____ position.
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In the chain of infection link, the ____ describes the person who could become infected.
In the chain of infection link, the ____ describes the person who could become infected.
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The resident was recently found to have pediculosis. This will require _____ precautions.
The resident was recently found to have pediculosis. This will require _____ precautions.
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The resident needs a breathing treatment. Which member of the health care team will assist?
The resident needs a breathing treatment. Which member of the health care team will assist?
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The nurse aide is allowed to perform which action?
The nurse aide is allowed to perform which action?
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All of the following are risk factors for falls EXCEPT:
All of the following are risk factors for falls EXCEPT:
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Which resident has a higher risk for choking?
Which resident has a higher risk for choking?
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The best way to prevent the spread of infection is:
The best way to prevent the spread of infection is:
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When assisting the resident with a bed bath, the nurse aide should:
When assisting the resident with a bed bath, the nurse aide should:
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Which action is appropriate when assisting the resident with bed bath and perineal care?
Which action is appropriate when assisting the resident with bed bath and perineal care?
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The best position for reducing pressure on one side of the body is:
The best position for reducing pressure on one side of the body is:
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The resident's head of bed is elevated 38 degrees. The resident is in the ______ position.
The resident's head of bed is elevated 38 degrees. The resident is in the ______ position.
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The nurse aide is using proper body mechanics if he:
The nurse aide is using proper body mechanics if he:
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To measure the height for the resident who cannot get out of bed and who lays flat, the Nurse Aide will:
To measure the height for the resident who cannot get out of bed and who lays flat, the Nurse Aide will:
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The nurse aide will use a _____ to measure the height of a resident who is bed-bound.
The nurse aide will use a _____ to measure the height of a resident who is bed-bound.
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When transferring the resident from the bed to stretcher, the nurse aide should:
When transferring the resident from the bed to stretcher, the nurse aide should:
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The resident laying with head of bed flat is in the ______ position.
The resident laying with head of bed flat is in the ______ position.
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Which position is best for the resident who has difficulty breathing?
Which position is best for the resident who has difficulty breathing?
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Which device is appropriate to use for the resident with an unsteady gait?
Which device is appropriate to use for the resident with an unsteady gait?
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When assisting the resident with the walker, the nurse aide should:
When assisting the resident with the walker, the nurse aide should:
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Turning the resident without disturbing body alignment is known as:
Turning the resident without disturbing body alignment is known as:
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While assisting the resident with the walker, she begins to fall. The nurse aide should:
While assisting the resident with the walker, she begins to fall. The nurse aide should:
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A fire occurs while caring for the resident. The nurse aide should:
A fire occurs while caring for the resident. The nurse aide should:
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The nurse aide needs to check the resident's blood pressure. She should locate the ____ pulse point.
The nurse aide needs to check the resident's blood pressure. She should locate the ____ pulse point.
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When weighing the resident, the nurse aide will:
When weighing the resident, the nurse aide will:
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The resident must receive a special diet. Which member of the health care team will assist?
The resident must receive a special diet. Which member of the health care team will assist?
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The nurse aide finds the resident crying in her room. Which response is most appropriate?
The nurse aide finds the resident crying in her room. Which response is most appropriate?
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The licensed nurse has instructed you to check the resident's axillary temperature. To complete this task, you will position the thermometer:
The licensed nurse has instructed you to check the resident's axillary temperature. To complete this task, you will position the thermometer:
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Which vital sign is affected by the resident's hypertension?
Which vital sign is affected by the resident's hypertension?
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When assisting the resident to ambulate, all the following equipment may be necessary EXCEPT:
When assisting the resident to ambulate, all the following equipment may be necessary EXCEPT:
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When performing a procedure that may cause blood splash, the nurse aide should use ____ precautions.
When performing a procedure that may cause blood splash, the nurse aide should use ____ precautions.
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Which statement is an example of subjective information?
Which statement is an example of subjective information?
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Which infectious disease requires droplet precaution?
Which infectious disease requires droplet precaution?
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Which infectious disease is characterized by yellow discoloration of the skin (jaundice)?
Which infectious disease is characterized by yellow discoloration of the skin (jaundice)?
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Which infectious disease is characterized by watery diarrhea?
Which infectious disease is characterized by watery diarrhea?
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Which action is appropriate infection control practice?
Which action is appropriate infection control practice?
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Which sequence is correct when putting on personal protective equipment (PPE)?
Which sequence is correct when putting on personal protective equipment (PPE)?
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When using a mask, the nurse aide should remember to:
When using a mask, the nurse aide should remember to:
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Study Notes
Infection Control and Precautions
- Airborne precautions are necessary for tuberculosis management.
- Tuberculosis is a bacterial lung infection, not viral or fungal.
- Contact precautions are required for pediculosis (lice).
- Influenza requires droplet precautions for prevention.
- Hand hygiene using soap and water is essential when caring for C-diff patients.
Nursing Care Procedures
- If a resident chokes, first check if they can speak or cough before performing abdominal thrusts.
- Residents should be repositioned every 2 hours to prevent contractures.
- When assisting with a bed bath, observe the resident’s skin for any abnormalities.
- Change bath water and gloves after washing the legs and feet during personal care.
Patient Safety and Vital Signs
- A respiratory rate of 28 breaths per minute is critical and should be reported immediately.
- When checking pulse rate, observe rate, rhythm, and force.
- Blood pressure assessments are affected by the patient’s hypertension.
- Always seek assistance when transferring residents to ensure safety.
Emergency and Fire Procedures
- In a fire emergency, activate the fire alarm first.
- For residents falling while using a walker, ensure to check their breathing.
Communication and Emotional Support
- Respond to an emotional resident by encouraging open communication.
- While discussing facility survey results, offer to assist with specific questions rather than denying access.
Proper Body Mechanics and Equipment Use
- Use a gait belt for residents with unsteady gait to enhance safety.
- During transfers, position the chair on the resident's unaffected side to facilitate movement.
- Logrolling technique helps in turning a resident while maintaining spine alignment.
Dietary and Health Team Communication
- Registered dieticians assist in managing special diets for residents.
- If a diet-related issue arises, involve the registered dietician.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Usage
- Correct order for putting on PPE: gown, mask, goggles, gloves.
- Perform hand hygiene before removing a mask to minimize infection risk.
Observations and Reporting
- Subjective information includes patient's reported feelings, such as complaints of nausea.
- Objective information includes measurable signs such as heart rate and visible rashes.
Risk Management
- Non-skid footwear reduces the risk of falls.
- Cognitive impairment increases the risk for choking, indicating a need for careful supervision during meals.
Infection Prevention Strategies
- The best method to prevent the spread of infection remains consistent hand hygiene.
- Handling soiled linen and performing hand hygiene after contact with resident environments are critical for infection control.
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Test your knowledge of tuberculosis precautions and definitions with these 50 question flashcards designed for Certified Nursing Assistants. This quiz will help you understand key concepts and terminology related to tuberculosis management in healthcare settings.
