CNA CH 7 & 11

Which position is best for feeding a resident in bed?

• High Fowlers

• Fowlers

• Supine

• Sims

• Semi Fowlers

Rubbing or friction resulting from the skin moving one way and the bone underneath it remaining fixed or moving in the opposite direction is called

• Draw sheet

• Decubitus ulcer

• pressure ulcer

• Shearing

• logrolling

When does a sharps container need to be replaced?

• That is not the concern of a NA because NA's do not use sharps

• 1/2 full

• 3/4 full

• 100% full

Which of the following must be checked or provided to residents in restraints?

• Measure VS

• perform ROM

• Check for physical and psychological status and comfort

• offer food and fluids

• offer assist with elimination

Which of the following is a proper guideline to follow when feeding residents to prevent choking. 

• Sit the resident upright, at a 45 degree angle.

• Let the resident eat or drink whatever they want

• Sit the resident upright, at a 45 degree angle.

• Alternate between food and drink

Which device is used to assist with moving a resident up in bed or transferring a resident to a stretcher?

• gait belt

• Wheel chair

• transfer belt

• Draw sheet

How often must a restraint be released to provide care to the resident?

• Q 1 Hour

• Q 2 H

• every 15 minutes

• Q shift

Which of the following are correct ways to help prevent falls?

• Know which resident are at high risk for falls.

• Keep frequently used items out of reach for the resident

• Respond to call lights promptly.

• Ensure proper use of eye glasses and hearing aids

Which of the following are correct ways to help prevent falls?

• Use restraints as needed.

• immediately clean up spills

• Lock bed wheels and wheelchairs when providing care.

• use transfer belt

If a resident falls, you MUST report it to the nurse and complete an incident report.

• true

• You do not need to report it if you filled out an incident report.

• It must be reported, but does not require and incident report

• false