Module A: The Nurse Aide I

Abigail is training to become a Nurse Aide in the State of North Carolina. What role will she fulfill?

• A valued, unlicensed member of the health care team, responsible for providing delegated nursing tasks, within a defined range of function for residents (patients, clients) in a variety of settings and who is listed on the NC Nurse Aide I Registry

• A valued, unlicensed member of the health care team, within a defined range of function for residents (patients, clients) in a variety of settings and who is listed on the NC Nurse Aide I Registry

• A valued, unlicensed member of the health care team, responsible for providing delegated nursing tasks, within a defined range of function for residents (patients, clients) in a variety of settings

• A valued member of the health care team, responsible for providing delegated nursing tasks, within a defined range of function for residents (patients, clients) in a variety of settings and who is listed on the NC Nurse Aide I Registry

Kai is studying for a nursing exam and comes across a question: What is OBRA?

• A federal law, enacted by Congress in 1987 • Designed to improve quality of life for residents living in nursing homes • Defines requirements for nurse aide training and competency evaluation programs

• A federal law, enacted by Congress in 1983 • Designed to improve quality of life for residents living in nursing homes • Defines requirements for nurse aide training and competency evaluation programs

• A federal law, enacted by Congress in 1987 • Designed to improve quality of life for residents living in nursing homes

• A federal law, enacted by Congress in 1987 • Designed to worsen quality of life for residents living in nursing homes • Defines requirements for nurse aide training and competency evaluation programs

Aria is studying to become a Nurse Aide. She needs to know the range of functions she can perform. Which of the following resources should she refer to?

• • North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry • North Carolina Health Care Personnel Registry

• • North Carolina Board of Nursing Administrative Code • North Carolina Board of Nursing

• • North Carolina Board of Nursing Administrative Code Board of Nursing

• None of the above

Mason is studying to become a nurse and needs to know the regulatory body of nursing in North Carolina. Which of the following options should he consider?

• • North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry • North Carolina Health Care Personnel Registry

• • North Carolina Nurse Aide Registry • North Carolina Health Care Personnel Registry

• • North Carolina Board of Nursing Administrative Code • North Carolina Board of Nursing

• None of the above

Isla is considering becoming a certified nurse aide. What are the registry listing requirements she needs to fulfill?

• There aren't any

• Listed on North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry after passing NNAAP • Successful completion of state-approved Nurse Aide I Training Program • Written/oral exam • Demonstration of five (5) skills

• • Successful completion of state-approved Nurse Aide I Training Program • Written/oral exam • Demonstration of five (5) skills

• Listed on North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry after passing NNAAP • Successful completion of state-approved Nurse Aide I Training Program • Written/oral exam

Daniel is a nurse aide. How often must his listing be renewed through qualified work experience?

• Listings renewed through qualified work experience every 24 months A nurse aide who does not perform at least 8 hours of qualified work during any 24-month period will be required to retake a state-approved nurse aide training program and retake and pass the NNAAP exam

• Listings renewed through qualified work experience every 24 months A nurse aide who does not perform at least 8 hours of qualified work during any 24-month period will be required to retake a state-approved nurse aide training program and retake and pass the NNAAP exam, What is considered qualified work experience? • Work requirement • Payment for work • Nursing or nursing-related activities • Supervised by an RN

• What is considered qualified work experience? • Work requirement • Payment for work • Nursing or nursing-related activities • Supervised by an RN

• There aren't any.

Grace is training to become a Nurse Aide. What are her job responsibilities?

• Taking care of residents and pitying them

• • Basic nursing skills • Personal care skills • Interpersonal skills

• Same responsibilities as RN under a different title

• Personal Care Skills Only

Nora is a nurse who needs to delegate tasks to her team. What is delegation and what are some points she should remember about delegation?

• • Nurses use delegation process to assign duties and tasks • Improves efficiency and shows trust • 5 rights of delegation • Questions nurse aide should ask self

• Delegation is how Nurse Aides are supposed to take care of residents

• • Nurses use delegation process to assign duties and tasks • Improves efficiency and shows trust • 5 rights of delegation • Questions nurse aide should ask self, • Nurse maintains accountability and responsibility • Nurse delegates on resident-by-resident basis • Never be afraid to ask for help • Always ask questions to understand task • Task beyond nurse aide skill level, talk with supervisor

• Delegation is outside of Nurse Aides Practice

Aria is training to become a Nurse Aide. What are the important duties she should focus on?

• Everything the RN tells her to do

• Following plan of care, directives from supervisors, and reporting important findings are all critical to well-being of residents

• Following plan of care and reporting important findings are all critical to well-being of residents

• Nurse Aides duties aren't considered important in the healthcare field

Michael is training to become a nurse aide. Which of the following personal care skills should he focus on?

• Taking care of a resident's hygiene

• Taking care of a resident's grooming

• Tasks dealing with person’s body, appearance, and hygiene

• Nurse Aides don't deal with resident's personal care