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What is the age range for children in the preschool stage?
What is the age range for children in the preschool stage?
- 6 to 10 years
- birth to 12 months
- 1 to 3 years
- 3 to 6 years (correct)
What does palliative care primarily focus on?
What does palliative care primarily focus on?
- Pain relief and comfort (correct)
- Teaching self-care skills
- Accelerating recovery
- Curing the resident's illness
Which of the following is a sign that an individual may be approaching death?
Which of the following is a sign that an individual may be approaching death?
- Sharper vision
- Decreasing blood pressure (correct)
- Warm, dry skin
- Heightened sense of touch
What is the typical age range for children who begin developing language skills, cooperating in play, and learning right from wrong?
What is the typical age range for children who begin developing language skills, cooperating in play, and learning right from wrong?
Which attitude is most helpful in hospice work?
Which attitude is most helpful in hospice work?
When a nursing assistant observes abusive behavior from a family member towards a resident, what should she do first?
When a nursing assistant observes abusive behavior from a family member towards a resident, what should she do first?
When caring for a dying resident with a diminished sense, the nursing assistant should primarily focus on:
When caring for a dying resident with a diminished sense, the nursing assistant should primarily focus on:
How can a nursing assistant give emotional support to a resident who is dying?
How can a nursing assistant give emotional support to a resident who is dying?
One way a nursing assistant can respect the rights of a resident who is dying is to:
One way a nursing assistant can respect the rights of a resident who is dying is to:
Which of the following is a part of "The Dying Person's Bill of Rights"?
Which of the following is a part of "The Dying Person's Bill of Rights"?
In infants, physical development moves from:
In infants, physical development moves from:
What is the special care that focuses on the dignity and comfort of a dying person?
What is the special care that focuses on the dignity and comfort of a dying person?
The NA's responsibility regarding postmortem care includes which of the following:
The NA's responsibility regarding postmortem care includes which of the following:
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Infancy
Infancy
The stage of development from birth to 12 months.
Toddler
Toddler
The stage of development from ages 1 to 3 years.
Preschool age
Preschool age
The developmental stage for children ages 3 to 6 years.
Advance directives
Advance directives
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Palliative care
Palliative care
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Reporting Abuse
Reporting Abuse
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Body Language in Care
Body Language in Care
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Emotional Support for Dying Residents
Emotional Support for Dying Residents
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Respecting Dying Residents' Rights
Respecting Dying Residents' Rights
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Dying Person's Bill of Rights
Dying Person's Bill of Rights
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Physical Development in Infants
Physical Development in Infants
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Hospice Care
Hospice Care
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Postmortem Care Responsibilities
Postmortem Care Responsibilities
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Study Notes
Nursing Assistant Responsibilities Concerning Dying Residents
- Abusive Behavior Report: Immediately report abusive behavior by family members to the nurse.
- Dying Resident Care: Observe the resident's body language and listen attentively to understand their needs. Avoid unnecessary questions or interventions.
- Emotional Support: Focus on providing listening support, rather than sharing personal beliefs.
- Respecting Rights: Promote privacy and honor advance directives. Do not get involved in medical decision disagreements.
- The Dying Person's Bill of Rights: The resident has the right to honest answers to their questions.
Hospice Care
- Definition: Hospice care focuses on the dignity and comfort of the dying person.
- Postmortem Care: The NA's role includes placement of drainage pads, but removing tubes/equipment is outside their scope.
Child Development Stages
- Infancy (Birth - 12 Months): Development progresses from head down.
- Toddler (1 - 3 Years): Key developmental milestones include speaking, limb coordination, and bladder/bowel control.
- Preschool (3 - 6 Years): Development includes language skills, cooperative play, and learning right from wrong.
- School-age (6 - 10 Years): Continued development includes improved language skills, social cooperation, and moral development.
Advance Directives
- Honoring Directives: Advance directives must be honored. NAs should not interfere with or challenge these decisions.
Palliative Care
- Focus: Palliative care provides pain relief and comfort.
Approaching Death
- Physical Changes: Decreasing blood pressure is a sign of approaching death.
- Sensory Changes: Hearing is usually the last sense to diminish.
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