CNA- Lesson 8 Quiz

When the head of the bed is elevated 45 to 60 degrees with legs straight, it is known as which position?

• Semi-Fowler's

• Fowler's

• Supine

• Lateral

When a resident is lying on his/her right or left side, they are in what position?

• Semi-Fowler's

• Fowler's

• Supine

• Lateral

When the head of the bed is elevated 30 to 45 degrees with legs straight, what position are they in?

• Semi-Fowler's

• Fowler's

• Supine

• Lateral

When a resident is lying flat on their back with legs straight, what position are they in?

• Semi-Fowler's

• Fowler's

• Supine

• Lateral

What is the number 1 reason employees in healthcare lose time from work and may experience life-long problems for the affected individual?

How often should residents that are incapable of independent movement be repositioned and aligned properly to help prevent deformities, pressure sores, respiratory complications, discomfort, and impaired circulation?

• at least every 15 minutes

• at least every hour

• at least every 2 hours

• three times a shift

Select all that apply: When would a CNA need to make sure to put the resident in the supine position?

• Perineal Care

• Bed Bath

• Bed Making

• Oral Care

• Feeding

When putting a resident into the lateral position, what do you need to make sure you provide to help prevent pressure sores and to provide comfort?

Select All That Apply: A CNA would put a resident into fowler's position during what procedures?

• Bathing

• Perineal Care

• Oral Care

• Eating

• Grooming Tasks

What does a resident need to make sure they ALWAYS have on before transferring from bed to another location or chair?