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The CNA is caring for a client who is experiencing an infection with Clostridium difficile (C.DIFF). Which of the following should be used when caring for this client?
The CNA is caring for a client who is experiencing an infection with Clostridium difficile (C.DIFF). Which of the following should be used when caring for this client?
- Surgical mask
- Hand sanitizer
- Apron only
- Gown and Gloves (correct)
The CNA is providing a back rub to a client as part of evening care. Which of the following should be included in the correct technique for this intervention?
The CNA is providing a back rub to a client as part of evening care. Which of the following should be included in the correct technique for this intervention?
- Use a rough cloth
- Rub vigorously
- Use a light circular motion on skin over bony prominences (correct)
- Only rub the back
What should the CNA do when a red rash is noted on a client's groin area?
What should the CNA do when a red rash is noted on a client's groin area?
Notify the nurse
What should be completed prior to bringing a client into the shower?
What should be completed prior to bringing a client into the shower?
What should the CNA do next upon finding a client who is not responsive?
What should the CNA do next upon finding a client who is not responsive?
The CNA is caring for a client who is on precautions for Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Which of the following precautions should the CNA utilize?
The CNA is caring for a client who is on precautions for Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Which of the following precautions should the CNA utilize?
How can the CNA promote autonomy in self-image of the client?
How can the CNA promote autonomy in self-image of the client?
The care plan for a client indicates they should be repositioned every two hours when in bed. What is the rationale for this nursing intervention?
The care plan for a client indicates they should be repositioned every two hours when in bed. What is the rationale for this nursing intervention?
What should the CNA utilize to transfer an immobile client from a chair to their bed?
What should the CNA utilize to transfer an immobile client from a chair to their bed?
When assisting a new client to reposition from bed to chair, what should be done to ensure safety?
When assisting a new client to reposition from bed to chair, what should be done to ensure safety?
What should the CNA do next after noticing an area of redness on a client’s elbow that does not turn pink with pressure?
What should the CNA do next after noticing an area of redness on a client’s elbow that does not turn pink with pressure?
What interventions should the CNA use to promote autonomy for a client regarding sleep and rest?
What interventions should the CNA use to promote autonomy for a client regarding sleep and rest?
If you need to use a Hoyer lift to transfer a patient who requires a two-assist, what should you inform the patient?
If you need to use a Hoyer lift to transfer a patient who requires a two-assist, what should you inform the patient?
How should you respond if a nurse asked you to take orange juice to a resident, but you can't remember if it was orange or apple juice?
How should you respond if a nurse asked you to take orange juice to a resident, but you can't remember if it was orange or apple juice?
How would you enter the room of a hospice patient who is unable to speak?
How would you enter the room of a hospice patient who is unable to speak?
What should you explain to a resident who is refusing a shower after 3 days?
What should you explain to a resident who is refusing a shower after 3 days?
What should you say to a resident who loves bingo but is currently upset and doesn't want to go?
What should you say to a resident who loves bingo but is currently upset and doesn't want to go?
How should you respond to a resident's son who is concerned about the care his parent is receiving?
How should you respond to a resident's son who is concerned about the care his parent is receiving?
What does it signify when you see your coworker walking away from the computer without logging off?
What does it signify when you see your coworker walking away from the computer without logging off?
Who does the nursing aide directly report to?
Who does the nursing aide directly report to?
What should you consider before reaching out to a patient who has received bad news?
What should you consider before reaching out to a patient who has received bad news?
How should you respond when a patient with dementia makes a sexual pass at another patient with dementia?
How should you respond when a patient with dementia makes a sexual pass at another patient with dementia?
What should you do when witnessing a patient fall?
What should you do when witnessing a patient fall?
What should you tell a nurse who asks you to give medication to a resident?
What should you tell a nurse who asks you to give medication to a resident?
How should a CNA assist a client with lower right-sided weakness to ambulate using a cane?
How should a CNA assist a client with lower right-sided weakness to ambulate using a cane?
When should universal precautions be practiced?
When should universal precautions be practiced?
What is the purpose of eliminating wrinkles in the sheets when making a bed?
What is the purpose of eliminating wrinkles in the sheets when making a bed?
Which of the following demonstrates a CNA intervention to foster client independence?
Which of the following demonstrates a CNA intervention to foster client independence?
What should care for a Foley catheter include?
What should care for a Foley catheter include?
If a patient consumes 8 ounces of ice chips, what amount should be recorded on the intake log?
If a patient consumes 8 ounces of ice chips, what amount should be recorded on the intake log?
What should the CNA do to respect a resident's decision-making capabilities?
What should the CNA do to respect a resident's decision-making capabilities?
How can you assist a patient who has just received news of the passing of their best friend?
How can you assist a patient who has just received news of the passing of their best friend?
What behavior might indicate that a long-term care resident is manipulating the staff?
What behavior might indicate that a long-term care resident is manipulating the staff?
How should you approach a patient who is upset and crying due to a complaint?
How should you approach a patient who is upset and crying due to a complaint?
What symptoms might a resident with delirium exhibit?
What symptoms might a resident with delirium exhibit?
What may indicate that a resident is suffering from depression?
What may indicate that a resident is suffering from depression?
During your shift, what is important to assess for a patient with a broken foot in a cast?
During your shift, what is important to assess for a patient with a broken foot in a cast?
What is necessary for patients with stress incontinence?
What is necessary for patients with stress incontinence?
What is the first thing you should do after a patient has fallen on the floor?
What is the first thing you should do after a patient has fallen on the floor?
What is the medical abbreviation for before meals and at bedtime?
What is the medical abbreviation for before meals and at bedtime?
What item would you question on a tray sent for a patient on strict dysphagia precautions?
What item would you question on a tray sent for a patient on strict dysphagia precautions?
What sign indicates dehydration in a patient?
What sign indicates dehydration in a patient?
If a patient does not drink adequate fluids, which condition are they least likely to develop?
If a patient does not drink adequate fluids, which condition are they least likely to develop?
What should a CNA realize about residents who prefer to bathe at night?
What should a CNA realize about residents who prefer to bathe at night?
What is a correct step in shaving a resident's face?
What is a correct step in shaving a resident's face?
What type of diet would you expect a patient with dysphagia to be on?
What type of diet would you expect a patient with dysphagia to be on?
What transfer does a patient requiring a Hoyer lift usually need?
What transfer does a patient requiring a Hoyer lift usually need?
What should you do if a patient is starting to fall while you are assisting them with ambulation using a gait belt?
What should you do if a patient is starting to fall while you are assisting them with ambulation using a gait belt?
What should you do if a resident wants a copy of their medical records?
What should you do if a resident wants a copy of their medical records?
What should you do for a resident who prefers to spend time alone?
What should you do for a resident who prefers to spend time alone?
What should you do when a resident's room is sloppy and they won't tidy up?
What should you do when a resident's room is sloppy and they won't tidy up?
What is appropriate action if two unmarried residents are cuddling in a common area?
What is appropriate action if two unmarried residents are cuddling in a common area?
What should the CNA do if a resident prefers to take a bath at night even though scheduled in the morning?
What should the CNA do if a resident prefers to take a bath at night even though scheduled in the morning?
What should you do if another staff member hides the call bell from a resident who frequently uses it?
What should you do if another staff member hides the call bell from a resident who frequently uses it?
How can the cause of death impact the grieving process?
How can the cause of death impact the grieving process?
What can you do to assist a patient who is grimacing and appears to be in pain?
What can you do to assist a patient who is grimacing and appears to be in pain?
What is a good example of empathy?
What is a good example of empathy?
What should you do to provide support to family members who have informed you about their relative's passing?
What should you do to provide support to family members who have informed you about their relative's passing?
What is one way a caregiver can deal with stress?
What is one way a caregiver can deal with stress?
What is one thing you will need when providing postmortem care?
What is one thing you will need when providing postmortem care?
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C.Diff Precautions
C.Diff Precautions
Gowns and gloves should always be worn when caring for clients with Clostridium difficile infection to prevent spreading the bacteria.
MRSA Precautions
MRSA Precautions
Contact precautions are necessary for clients with Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infection to prevent further transmission.
Temperature Check Before Showering
Temperature Check Before Showering
Always check water temperature before washing clients to ensure comfort and safety, especially for individuals with compromised skin.
Promoting Client Autonomy
Promoting Client Autonomy
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Notify Nurse of Changes
Notify Nurse of Changes
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Empathy in Client Care
Empathy in Client Care
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Using Mechanical Lift
Using Mechanical Lift
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Cane Placement for Ambulation
Cane Placement for Ambulation
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Fall Assessment Protocol
Fall Assessment Protocol
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Bathing Technique
Bathing Technique
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Encourage Independence
Encourage Independence
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Pressure Sore Prevention
Pressure Sore Prevention
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Dysphagia Diet
Dysphagia Diet
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Ice Chip Calculation
Ice Chip Calculation
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Dehydration Assessment
Dehydration Assessment
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Respectful Activity Participation
Respectful Activity Participation
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Support During Grief
Support During Grief
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Past Losses Impact Grief
Past Losses Impact Grief
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Reporting HIPAA Violations
Reporting HIPAA Violations
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Addressing Family Concerns
Addressing Family Concerns
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Confidentiality in Medical Records
Confidentiality in Medical Records
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Client Safety
Client Safety
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Encouraging Communication
Encouraging Communication
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Cultural Sensitivity in Care
Cultural Sensitivity in Care
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Stress Management
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Considerate Communication
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Study Notes
Study Notes
Infection Control and Safety
- Use gown and gloves when caring for clients with Clostridium difficile (C.Diff) to prevent transmission.
- For clients on Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) precautions, implement contact precautions.
- Assess the client's temperature in water before showering to ensure safety.
Client Interaction and Communication
- Promote autonomy by asking clients about personal preferences, such as hair styling or bedtimes.
- Always notify a nurse when observing changes in a client's condition, like skin redness or unresponsiveness.
- Show empathy towards clients by understanding their feelings and validating their preferences or emotions.
Mobility and Transfers
- Utilize a mechanical lift for transferring immobile clients safely.
- Place the cane in the client's stronger hand when teaching ambulation techniques.
- In case of a fall, first assess the client for injuries before taking further action.
Personal Care and Hygiene
- During bathing, apply light circular motions over bony prominences to avoid discomfort.
- Encourage patient independence through involvement in personal care activities.
- Maintain pressure sore prevention measures by using proper bed-making techniques, ensuring wrinkle-free sheets.
Dietary and Fluid Management
- For clients on a dysphagia diet, only offer modified food and thickened liquids to prevent choking.
- Calculate ice chip intake as half the volume for records; 8 ounces equals 120 ml of water.
- Recognize signs of dehydration such as dark amber urine and implement frequent toileting for those with incontinence.
Emotional and Psychological Support
- Respect client wishes regarding participation in activities and offer discussions about their feelings if they decline.
- Support clients experiencing grief by being present and facilitating conversations about their loss.
- Understand the impact of an individual's past losses on their current grieving process.
Legal and Ethical Considerations
- Report HIPAA violations immediately; this includes unsecured computer access by staff.
- Address family concerns about resident care by listening and providing options for further communication with administration.
- Maintain confidentiality with medical records by providing necessary release forms as per protocol.
General Care Practices
- Ensure client safety by being vigilant regarding surroundings and equipment.
- Encourage clients who isolate themselves to communicate their needs to avoid neglect.
- Respect cultural differences related to personal hygiene and assist clients according to their preferences.
Caregiver Well-being
- Incorporate daily exercise to manage stress effectively.
- Acknowledge the importance of understanding and being considerate in communication to foster better relationships with clients.
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