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WorksheetsLTC Chapter 1 & 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following healthcare settings is for people who will die in six months or less?
a)
Hospice
b)
Long Term Care
c)
Assisted Living
d)
Acute Care
2.
Which of the following statements is true of long-term care?
a)
People with long term illnesses do not live in long term care facilities
b)
Most conditions in long term care facilities are chronic
c)
People who live in long term care facilities are never able to return home
d)
Long term care takes place in a persons home
3.
A resident has purchased a special gift for her nursing assistant, Sarah. How should Sarah respond?
a)
Refuse, but thank her for thinking of her
b)
Accept because Sarah does not know her facility’s policy on gifts
c)
Accept and ask the resident not to tell anyone
d)
Refuse and tell her that her employer is very unfair about employees accepting gifts from residents
4.
The group with the longest average stay in a long term care facilities is
a)
Men
b)
Developmentally disabled
c)
Caregivers
d)
Residents with Alzheimer’s disease
5.
A________ is a method or way of doing something
a)
Policy
b)
Procedure
c)
Cite
d)
Survey
6.
Medicare is
a)
A medical assistance program for low income people
b)
A program that pays for 100% of healthcare costs for all people who are enrolled in it
c)
A health insurance program for people who are 65 or older or younger people who are disabled and ill
d)
Never used to pay for long term care
7.
How often are inspections done in long term care facilities?
a)
Every month
b)
Every 9-15 months
c)
Every 5-7 years
d)
Every 3 months
8.
Which of the following is a core value associated with culture change?
a)
Doing everything for residents
b)
Keeping animals and children out of LTC facilities
c)
Promoting self determination and purposeful living
d)
Making sure all residents participate in the same activities
9.
Which member of the care team diagnoses disease and prescribes treatment?
a)
Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)
b)
Resident
c)
Physician (MD)
d)
Dietician (RDT)
10.
Which of the following statements is true of residents being a part of the care team?
a)
Residents can not make their own decisions
b)
Residents are not care team members
c)
Residents should not try to make choices about care they want to recieve
d)
The care team revolves around the resident and his or her condition, treatment, and progress
11.
If an activity is not listed in the care plan:
a)
The CNA should not perform the activity
b)
The CNA should perform the activity if they believe it is best for the resident
c)
The CNA should perform the activity if the resident says he wants it performed
d)
The CNA should consult other CNA’s to see if they would perform the activity
12.
What is one reason reporting a resident’s changes and problems to the supervisor is a very important role of the nursing assistant?
a)
The care plan must be updated as the resident’s condition changes
b)
Reporting changes is not a task that the CNA performs
c)
Depending on the residents changes, the CNA can decide if she wants to work that day
d)
The CNA can decide what medicine to prescribe for the residents current condition
13.
Which of the following is outside the scope of practice for a CNA?
a)
Giving a resident a bath
b)
Inserting tubes into a resident’s body
c)
Helping a resident eat dinner
d)
transfering a resident from the bed to a chair
14.
A professional relationship between a patient and a CNA includes
a)
Telling the resident about problems with the supervisor
b)
Calling The resident “ dearie” and “Sweetie”
c)
Letting the resident know if the CNA is in a bad mood
d)
Keeping resident information confidential
15.
Proper personal grooming for a CNA means:
a)
Wearing artificial nails and big rings
b)
Keeping hair clean and neatly brushed
c)
Wearing nose rings
d)
Keeping tattoos visible by wearing a low cut blouse
16.
What does the term “empathy” mean?
a)
Being alert
b)
Being able to document honestly
c)
being able to enter into the feelings of others
d)
taking responsibility for one’s own actions
17.
Which of the following is an example of a professional relationship with an employer?
a)
Documenting carefully
b)
Never bothering the nurses with questions
c)
Trying not to be late more than once a week
d)
Talking about the management behind their back
18.
What does the chain of command do?
a)
Determines which resident goes in to which rooms
b)
Determines which shift a CNA works
c)
Describes the care plan for each resident
d)
Helps protect CNA’s and their employers from liability
19.
What is the single best way for a CNA to manage his or her time efficiently?
a)
See the favorite residents first
b)
Let other CNA’s answer call lights so he/she can finish assignments
c)
Plan ahead by making a list of tasks to do
d)
Save time by only washing hands after caring for residents who are obviously sick
20.
Which of the following reasons has led to an increase in the need for home care?
a)
People with chronic illnesses are living longer
b)
There are fewer and fewer LTC facilities
c)
Home care is more expensive than a care facility
d)
LTC facilities do not want any new residents
21.
Which of the following best describes the difference between working as a home health aide and working in a LTC facility?
a)
A HHA has less independence
b)
A HHA has more independence
c)
A HHA does not have to worry about dealing with the clients family
d)
There is no difference between working as a HHA and working in a facility
22.
Which of the following statements is true of a home health aide’s responsibilities if a task is not listed in the care plan?
a)
Perform any task he/she thinks is best for the client
b)
Consult other HHA’s to see if they would perform the task
c)
Not perform any task not listed on the care plan
d)
Perform the task if the clients wants it
23.
What is one reason a HHA’s observations are essential to the care plan?
a)
Observing a client is not a task that the HHA performs
b)
The HHA can decide what medication to prescrobe for the client’s current condition
c)
The HHA can tell the nurse how and when to change the care plan
d)
The HHA spends the most time with the client and can provide information nobody else will know
24.
Which of the following is a task a HHA typically performs?
a)
Changing a sterile dressing on an open wound
b)
Giving skin care
c)
Administering medications
d)
Prescribing treatments
25.
Which of the following is the responsibility of a Home health agency as an employer?
a)
Only assign HHA’s to work with pleasant clients
b)
Provide appropriate preparation for each assignment
c)
Guarantee that family members will never interfere with an HHA’s work
d)
Give HHA’s company cars and cell phones
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