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STNA - Settings & Types of Patients

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of patient is this defining: patient with an illness that will not improve or cannot be cured.

a)

Long-term care patient

b)

Surgical patient

c)

Home Health Care patient

d)

Hospice patient

2.

What type of patient is this defining: a patient who has suffered a stroke and needs help restoring function to the right side of his body.

a)

Outpatient procedure patient

b)

Rehabilitation patient

c)

Dementia patient

d)

Assisted Living patient

3.

What type of patient is this defining: A patient who was in a severe car accident and is intubated and in the ICU receiving around the clock care from nurses and doctors.

a)

Assisted Living Patient

b)

Long-Term Care Patient

c)

Sub-Acute Care Patient

d)

Acute Care Patient

4.

What type of patient is this defining: A patient who needs to have a surgical procedure early in the morning, and they plan on sending the patient home that same day.

a)

Adult Day Services Patient

b)

Outpatient Patient

c)

Hospice Patient

d)

Subacute Care Patient

5.

What type of patient is this defining: this patient has a serious loss of communicating.

a)

Long-Term Care Patient

b)

Dementia Patient

c)

Hospice Patient

d)

Assisted Living Patient

6.

What type of patient is this defining: An adult who can still care for themselves, but needs some assistance with cooking, so she has moved into as apartment style complex for senior citizens.

a)

Long-term Care Patient

b)

Assisted Living Patient

c)

Adult Day Services Patient

d)

Rehabilitation Patient

7.

What type of patient is this defining: A patient was discharged from a nursing home and is still having STNA's visit their home to assist with showering and cleaning.

a)

Assisted Living Patient

b)

Long-Term Care Patient

c)

Adult-Day Services Patient

d)

Home Health Care System

8.

What type of patient is this defining: A patient who has been discharged from skilled care for failure to progress and is no longer safe to live alone.

a)

Hospice Patient

b)

Long-Term Care Patient

c)

Outpatient Patient

d)

Adult Day Services Patient

9.

What type of patient is this defining: An adult who lives with another family member who must continue to work their 9-5 job, but the other adult cannot safely stay at the home alone.

a)

Dementia Patient

b)

Adult Day Services Patient

c)

Long-Term Care Patient

d)

Assisted Living Patient

10.

What type of patient is this describing: A patient who has been admitted to the hospital to be treated for dehydration.

a)

Subacute Care Patient

b)

Acute Care Patient

c)

Long-Term Care Patient

d)

Skilled Care Patient