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WorksheetsChapter 1
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Long-term care is offered in
a)
Skilled Nursing Facilities
b)
Adult Day Services Facilities
c)
Hospitals
d)
Ambulatory Surgical Centers
2.
Residents in _____ are usually more independent and do not need skilled care.
a)
Assisted living facilities
b)
Acute Care facilities
c)
Subacute care facilities
d)
Hospice facilities
3.
Which of the following types of health care is generally for people who will die in six months or less?
a)
Hospice Care
b)
Outpatient care
c)
Inter-generational care
d)
Long Term Care
4.
_____ is a federal health insurance program for people who are 65 years of age or older or people of any age with permanent kidney failure or certain disabilities.
a)
Medicare
b)
Medicaid
c)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
d)
Health and Human Services
5.
Medicare will pay for
a)
Care that it determines to be medically necessary
b)
All care requested by the doctor
c)
All care requested by the facility
d)
All care requested by the recipient
6.
The amount that Medicare and Medicaid will pay long-term care facilities for services is based on
a)
The resident's need upon admission and throughout their stay
b)
The resident's background
c)
The size of the facility
d)
The financial contributions from the resident's family
7.
Which of the following is part of proper personal grooming by a nursing assistant?
a)
Keeping hair neatly tied back away from the face
b)
Applying perfume daily
c)
Bathing every three days
d)
Wearing polished artificial nails to work
8.
A surveyor may cite a facility for
a)
Overlooking a resident’s social and emotional needs
b)
Providing needed counseling to a resident
c)
Making sure a resident has access to the religious services he prefers
d)
Failing to provide a resident with transportation to a shopping mall.
9.
Which of the following is part of a person’s activities of daily living?
a)
Eating and drinking
b)
Mending torn clothing items as needed
c)
Removing soiled bed linens and replacing them with clean linens
d)
Emptying the trash
10.
Adaptive devices are used to
a)
Help residents perform activities of daily living
b)
Help residents with handwashing
c)
Help residents learn to adapt to new roommates
d)
Help residents to use wheelchairs
11.
Which of the following statements best describes the care team?
a)
The care team is a group of people with different educational backgrounds who give resident care.
b)
The care team is a group of people who specialize in psychiatric care.
c)
The care team is a team of caregivers who are not licensed.
d)
The care team is a group of medical professionals who provide care for each other.
12.
Which of the following is commonly included in a facility’s procedure manual?
a)
Instructions for making a surgical bed
b)
Vacation rules for facility staff
c)
Guidelines for maternity and paternity leave
d)
Proper visiting hours for residents
13.
The concept of continuity of care is based on
a)
Coordinating resident care on an ongoing basis
b)
Including family members in daily resident care
c)
Assigning resident care to a wide variety of people who are not able to communicate with each other regularly
d)
Giving caregivers regular breaks during daily care of residents
14.
The identification of a disease by its signs and symptoms, as well as testing, is called
a)
Diagnosis
b)
Differential
c)
Didactic
d)
Disability
15.
Which of the following is true of the Joint Commission?
a)
Its goal is to improve the quality and safety of care given in healthcare facilities.
b)
It is a state inspection agency.
c)
It is a for-profit organization.
d)
Membership is mandatory for all skilled nursing facilities.
16.
__________ means that a person can be held legally responsible for harming someone else.
a)
Liability
b)
Lability
c)
Litigious
d)
Misdemeanor
17.
The __________ is the person responsible for a team of healthcare workers in a long-term care facility.
a)
Charge nurse
b)
Radiology technician
c)
Nurse aide
d)
Administrative assistant
18.
__________ is a program of care given by a specialist or team to help restore or improve function following an illness or injury.
a)
Rehabilitation
b)
Adaptation
c)
Renovation
d)
Conversion
19.
Which of the following would be the best way for a nursing assistant to demonstrate patience when a resident is taking a long time to get dressed?
a)
“You’re doing a great job, take your time!”
b)
“Come-on get going, I don’t have all day!”
c)
“Please hurry a little if you can. I have to bathe another resident.”
d)
“Just so you know, I need to leave work soon.”
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