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Long Term Care

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Being able to identify with and understand another person's feelings, situation, and motives
a)
Tact
b)
Patience
c)
Empathy
d)
Team player
2.
Truthfulness and integrity
a)
Honesty
b)
Responsibility
c)
Patience
d)
Willingness to learn
3.
Ability to learn and adapt to changes
a)
Empathy
b)
Dependability
c)
Enthusiasm
d)
Willingness to learn
4.

Being reliable

a)

Self-moviation

b)

Dependability

c)

Enthusiasm

d)

Discretion

5.
Being tolerant and understanding of a person or situation
a)
Discretion
b)
Competence
c)
Patience
d)
Tact
6.
Ability to receive advise given to help improve your work
a)
Responsibility
b)
Acceptance of criticism
c)
Team Player
d)
Patience
7.
Who performs special diagnostic tests?
a)
Laboratories
b)
Dental offices
c)
School health services
8.
Very careful and thorough
a)
magnanimously
b)
pallet
c)
dissect
d)
conscientious
9.

People with chronic illnesses are more likely to have activity limitations.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

What is another name for chronic disease?

a)

contagious disease

b)

infectious disease

c)

non-communicable disease

d)

communicable disease

11.

Assistive devices are:

a)

Special equipment that helps a person who is ill or disabled perform ADLs

b)

The group of people with different kinds of education and experiences who provide resident care.

c)

A fancy name for medical stuff

d)

Guided by a sense of right and wrong

12.

Delegation in Health care is defined as:

a)

A group of people from Wakanda

b)

Transferring authority to a person for a specific task

c)

Guided by a sense of right and wrong; principled

d)

polite, kind, considerate

13.

Continuity of care is defined as

a)

polite, kind, considerate

b)

the order of authority within a facility

c)

coordination of care for a resident over time, during which the care team is always exchanging information about the resident and working toward shared goals.

d)

the order of authority within a facility

14.

Dementia is defined as:

a)

A disease effecting the lymphatic system

b)

A disease that causes the loss of mental abilities, such as thinking, remembering, reasoning, and communicating

c)

A disease that effects the mind and causes people to utter phrases uncontrollably

d)

A disease that causes heart disease and ultimately heart attacks

15.
This is care that is given when the caregiver needs a break
a)
Primary Nursing
b)
Respite Care
c)
Hospice Care
d)
Skilled Nursing Care
16.
This is an illness that is ongoing. It has no known cure but can be controlled.
a)
Terminal Illness
b)
Acute Illness
c)
Chronic Illness
17.
Provides care for the terminally ill.
a)
Hospice
b)
Respite
c)
ICU
d)
Home Health
18.
As a nursing assistant who do you report to according to the Organizational Chart
a)
DON
b)
Charge Nurse
c)
Another CNA
d)
RN
19.
A managed care program
a)
Medicare
b)
Medicaid
c)
HMO
20.
With this type of nursing care, there are tasks and jobs assigned to each team member. For example, one nurse is assigned to pass all the meds, another nurse is assigned to do all the treatments, one CNA is assigned all the showers, and another CNA is assigned to make all the beds.
a)
Team Nursing
b)
Primary Nursing
c)
Functional Nursing
d)
Task Nursing
21.
We all work together in this type of nursing to get the mission completed. There is no set tasks for each member. The RN is the leader and together the care is completed.
a)
Functional Nursing
b)
Primary Nursing
c)
Team Nursing
d)
Unit Nursing
22.
Where do RNs work?
a)
Hospital
b)
doctor's office
c)
nursing home
d)
all of the above
23.

A ______________ is someone who gets the job done as expected, and follows appropriate behaviors in the workplace

a)

Professional

b)

Employee

c)

Worker

d)

Competent person

24.
What term is defined as being legally responsible for the harm one causes another person?
a)
Standard of Reasonable Care
b)
Liability
c)
Torts
d)
Comission
25.
The failure to use ordinary or reasonable care is called _______________.
a)
Comission
b)
Omission
c)
Liability
d)
Negligence
26.

what is the term for the absence of disease?

a)

diastolic

b)

clean

c)

asepsis

d)

AOD

27.

Anatomy & Physiology is..

a)

type and shape of living structures

b)

structure and process of living systems

c)

form and structure of living systems

d)

form and shape of living systems

28.
In this type of nursing care, there is one nurse assigned to one resident. The assigned nurse is responsible to give all the care.
a)
Functional Nursing
b)
Primary Nursing
c)
Team Nursing
d)
Focused Care Nursing