WorksheetsChapter 3
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which of the following is NOT a vital sign?
Temperature
Pulse
Blood pressure
Weight
Common Abbereviations-
What does b.i.d mean?
Without
Two times a day
Bowel movement
Three times a day
The main part of the word that contains its basic meaning or definition?
Root
Edema
Prefix
Suffix
Common Abbreviations-
What does BM mean?
(a)
1407 in standard time?
0207
2:07
2:21
1400
7:00 am in military time?
(a)
Ignoring a call light can be considered?
Edema
A barrier
Abusive
The correct order of the nursing process-
Diagnosis, Assessment, Implementation, Planning, Evaluation
Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation
Evaluation, Planning, Diagnosis, Assessment, Implementation
Implementation, Diagnosis, Assessment, Evaluation, Planning
Which of the following should you report immediately
(check all that applies)
Falls
Difficulty breathing
Any numbness
Change in vital signs
One thing you should not do in proper telephone etiquette?
Say "Good morning," "Good afternoon," or "Good evening"
Identify your facility
Identify yourself and your position
Share information about a staff or resident
is a person's awareness of person, place, and time-
Orientation
Care plan
Objective information
MDS
Is information based on what a person sees,hears,touches,or smells-
Objective information
Subjective information
Is information collected from something that residents or their families reported, and it may or may not be true.
Objective information
Subjective information
Which of the following is a positive nonverbal communication?
Crossing arms
Rolling eyes
Nodding while a person is speaking
Tapping feet
an unexpected event that causes serious injury or death: also called sentinel event-
Adverse event
Care plan
Code status
Incident
Edema-
Swelling in body tissues caused by excess fluid
The act of noting care and observations
A block or an obstacle
to place things in order of importance
When is it appropriate for nursing assistants to use medical terminology?
When communicating with the care team
When communicating with residents
When communicating with residents' families
When communicating with visitors
Which of the following senses is not used in making observations?
Sight
Touch
Smell
Taste
When should documentation be recorded?
At the end of the shift
Immediately after care is given
When there is time
Before the care is given
Chose the resident condition that the NA should report immediately to the nurse
Family visiting
Chest pain
Watching too much TV
acting lonely
An example of active listening is
NA looking around the room while resident is speaking
NA finishing the resident's sentences to make communication faster
NA focusing on the resident and providing feedback
NA talking constantly so that there are no pauses in the conversation
