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WorksheetsHLTENN013 Older person unit (Session 7- Explore)
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which of the following is NOT a biological theory of ageing?
Wear and Tear Theory
Somatic Mutation Theory
Activity Theory
Free Radical Theory
NMBA Enrolled Nurse Standards for Practice, Standard 7 is:
Interprets information from a range of sources in order to contribute to planning appropriate care
Functions in accordance with the law, policies and procedures affecting EN practice
Communicates and uses documentation to inform and report care
Engages in ongoing development of self as a professional
We need skilled aged care nurses because:
People are living longer
Ageing impacts on patho-physiological changes occurring in the body
A & B
I don't know why?
NMBA's Enrolled Nurse Standards for Practice, Standard 1 is:
Collaborates with the RN, the person receiving care and the healthcare team when developing plans of care
Provides nursing care that is informed by research evidence
Functions in accordance with the law, policies and procedures affecting EN practice
Communicates and uses documentation to inform and report care
NMBA's Enrolled Nurse Standards for Practice, Standard 6 is:
Accepts accountability and responsibility for own actions
Engages in ongoing development of self as a professional
Interprets information from a range of sources in order to contribute to planning appropriate care
Provides skilled and timely care to people whilst promoting their independence and involvement in care decision–making
Aged care act was introduced in?
1995
1997
1993
1999
Carer's recognition act was introduced in?
2008
2005
2012
2014
Which of the following is NOT a type of guardianship law/order?
Plenary
Statutory
Limited
Enduring
Ageing has the MOST impact on which body system?
Neurological
Cardiovascular
Musculoskeletal
Integumentary
Palliative care means to provide care to a person with an active, progressive, advanced disease, who has little or no prospect of cure and who is expected to die, and for whom the primary goal is to optimise the quality of life.
True
False
What is/are the role/s of an enrolled nurse while providing palliative care?
Carrying out needs assessments
Liaising with families
All of the answers
Planning and reviewing care
Palliative care aims to: (More than 1 answer)
Relief of pain and other symptoms e.g. vomiting, shortness of breath
Assistance for families to come together to talk about sensitive issues
Ignoring family members and to only care for residents
No need for pain management
Which of the following is a grief support service?
Beyond blue
Mensline
Australian centre for grief and bereavement
All the answers
Constriction and increased rigidity of the aorta is a change in which body system?
Muscular
Neurological
Cardiovascular
Skeletal
Which of the following is a cognitive disorder?
Dementia
Osteoarthritis
Gout
Gastroenteritis
Immediate nursing care for a deceased person includes?
Notify registered nurse/ GP to complete life extinct assessment
Leave the deceased person's room and not to return for sometime
Take infection control measures
I don't know!
