Questions and Answers
Which of the following statements is true of helping a resident dress? (Select all that apply)
The genital and anal area is called the:
Where should the NA start when giving a resident a bath?
When a resident is lying on his left side with one leg drawn up, he is in the _______ position.
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When a resident is lying on either side, he is in the ______ position.
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When a resident is lying flat on his back, he is in the ________ position.
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When a resident is lying flat on his stomach, he is in the _______ position.
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When a resident is in a semi-sitting position, he is in the _______ position.
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To prevent aspiration, a NA should use as much liquid as possible when giving mouth care to unconscious residents.
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The ability to think logically and quickly is called:
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Which of the following is a type of therapy that lets residents with Alzheimer's Disease believe they live in the past or in imaginary circumstances?
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To help a resident with Alzheimer's Disease who pillages, the NA should:
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When a resident repeats a word, phrase, question, or activity, the NA should:
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Generally, the last sense to leave the body when someone is dying is the:
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Study Notes
Resident Care and Dressing
- Nursing assistants should allow residents to choose their own clothing to promote autonomy.
- When dressing a resident, start with the stronger side for easier assistance.
- Privacy should always be provided during dressing procedures.
Anatomy Terminology
- The genital and anal area is referred to as the perineum, a key term in caregiver education.
Bathing Techniques
- Begin bathing a resident from the head and work downwards to maintain hygiene effectively.
Body Positions
- Sim's position: Resident lies on the left side with one leg drawn up.
- Lateral position: Resident is lying on either side.
- Supine position: Resident is lying flat on their back.
- Prone position: Resident is lying flat on their stomach.
- Fowler's position: Resident is in a semi-sitting position.
Care for Unconscious Residents
- To prevent aspiration during mouth care for unconscious residents, minimize liquid use.
Cognitive Abilities
- Cognition defines the ability to think logically and quickly, crucial in assessing resident's mental status.
Therapy for Alzheimer's Patients
- Validation Therapy enables residents with Alzheimer's to feel comfortable in their imagined realities, distinguishing it from reality orientation and reminiscence therapy.
Managing Alzheimer's Behaviors
- Labeling personal belongings can help manage pillaging by residents with Alzheimer's Disease.
Repetition in Communication
- When residents repeat questions or phrases, caregivers should respond each time to maintain engagement and comfort.
Dying Process Awareness
- The last sense to leave the body during dying is typically the sense of hearing, emphasizing the importance of communication with dying residents.
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Test your knowledge with these practice questions related to the Ohio State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) training. This quiz covers essential topics such as assisting residents with dressing and other key responsibilities of nursing assistants. Perfect for preparing for certification exams.
