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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Daniel, Jackson, and Avery are caregivers at a nursing home. They have a resident with drier, fragile, and more sensitive skin. Which type of bath would be best suited for this resident?
Partial bath
Shower
Tub bath
Complete bed bath
Rohan is assisting Abigail with bathing. If Rohan needs help, what should he do?
Ask for help
Follow the care plan
Clean areas and equipment before and after use
Make sure the floor in shower or tub room is dry
What is the term for the brownish encrustations that form around the mouth and teeth of patients suffering from fevers?
Halitosis
Plaque
Tartar
Sordes
Ava, Abigail, and Scarlett are nursing assistants at a local hospital. They are tasked with providing mouth care to their patients. What should they observe and report?
Color of the patients' lips
Presence of sores or lesions in the patients' mouth
Any difficulty the patients have in swallowing
All of the above
How should dentures be stored when not in use?
In a clean, moderate/cool water in a covered, labeled denture cup
In a dry place
In a plastic bag
In the resident's mouth
Charlotte is a nurse taking care of an unconscious resident, Benjamin. How often should she perform mouth care for Benjamin?
Every hour
Every 2 hours
Every 4 hours
Every 6 hours
While caring for an unconscious resident, Mia, a nursing assistant, needs to provide eye care. What should she do?
Use a cotton ball soaked in warm water to clean the eyes
Use a dry cotton swab to clean the eyes
Use a dry cloth to wipe the eyes
Use eye drops to clean the eyes
Abigail is a nursing assistant and is helping Priya with her morning routine, which includes shaving. What should Abigail do when assisting Priya with shaving?
Respect Priya's personal preferences regarding shaving
Wash and comb Priya's beard and mustache every day
Wear gloves
All of the above
Maya, Oliver, and Sophia are discussing about their hair health. They are trying to figure out what could be the causes of dandruff. What do you think could be the reasons?
Living in a climate, especially dry, cold areas
Being under a lot of stress
Excessive sweating
All of the above
Isabella is training new nursing assistants on how to care for residents with limited mobility. What is a key point she should emphasize?
Always use mechanical lifts for transfers
Encourage residents to move independently without assistance
Limit fluid intake to reduce bathroom trips
Regularly change the resident's position to prevent bedsores
