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Nursing Skills Test 9 by Morin Sensei

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 2hrs 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the appropriate statement in relation to the pattern of sleep of the elderly people

a)

Waking up in the middle of the night becomes often

b)

Continuous sleeping pattern, no waking up until morning

c)

Long daytime naps

2.

Choose the appropriate statement in relation to change in oral function and swallowing function due to aging

a)

Increase saliva production

b)

Elders prefered hard foods

c)

Tongue movement is reduced

3.

Choose the correct description of the basics of communication skill

a)

Asking close ended questions

b)

Not showing empathy

c)

Listen while paying attention not only to words but also to expressions and gestures

4.

Choose the best description of attentive listening

a)

Give partial attention to speaker

b)

Show impatient to Dementia patient

c)

Listen carefully without interrupting the person who is talking

5.

Choose the most appropriate statement in dealing with users who are not feeling well

a)

Ignore their feelings but report to the nurse

b)

Tell the user that you are with him/her to support

c)

Give medicine then leave

6.

Choose the most appropriate statement in communicating with the user

a)

Stand up while the user is sitting during communication

b)

Listen to the user’s subjective complaints

c)

Objective opinion is better than subjective complaints

7.

Choose the incorrect statement about dehydration in relation to aging

a)

The armpit gets wet

b)

Skin gets dry

c)

Constipation

8.

Choose the appropriate description of grooming assistance

a)

Wipe from the outer corner of the eyes to the inner corner of the eyes

b)

Wipe from the

eyes, forehead, chin and neck

c)

Wipe from the inner corner of the eyes to the outer corner of the eyes

9.

Select the appropriate statement regarding excretion

a)

Ignoring client's request to use the toilet

b)

Forcing the use of diapers while the client can toilet independently

c)

Moderate exercise increases appetite and has a positive effect on

defecation

10.

Choose the most appropriate dietary aid for users with impaired swallowing function

a)

Using a straw when it is contraindicated

b)

Offering hard, dry, sticky or crumbly foods

c)

When the user has food in his/her mouth, ask the user to close his/her

mouth

11.

Choose the most appropriate statement in dealing with users with low urine volume and a history of aspiration pneumonia

a)

Recommend jelly for snacks

b)

It's normal not to urinate much when you're old

c)

Low urine is not a problem when your not in pain

12.

A user has right paralysis but is able to walk with some assistance. Choose the appropriate statement regarding bathing care

a)

The user check the water temperature first then the caregiver

b)

The user gets out of the tub, in order of left foot the right foot

c)

When the user gets out of the tub, make him/her sit on the rim of the tub or on the bath board

13.

Choose the correct statement regarding hand bath and foot bath

a)

It's okay to use hot water directly on the hand or foot

b)

Hand and foot bath doesn't need to be individualized for each person

c)

Hand bath can be used to warm up and move the fingers to prevent

contracture

14.

Choose the correct statement about heat shock when bathing

a)

As heat shock prevention, reduce the temperature difference between the

bathroom and changing room and the living room

b)

It's safe for user to take more than 42 degree celcius

c)

Heat shocks only happens in winter, so it's not concern in summer

15.

Choose the most appropriate statement about moving and transferring assistance

a)

Caregiver should assist by avoiding to twist their own bodies

b)

You can lift heavy patient without asking others help

c)

Put the wheelchair on the bad side of the patient during transferring

16.

Choose the most appropriate statement in assisting an elderly who needs care

a)

No need to encourage dependence because they are old, they need to relax

b)

Recommend changing clothes day and night to main the rhythm of the daily life

c)

It's fine to skip safety precautions to save time

17.

Choose the most appropriate statements about changing of clothes

a)

Dressing up will make one feel better

b)

In undressing, you put on the affected side then the unaffected side

c)

In dressing, you put on the unaffected side then the affected side

18.

Choose the signs and symptoms that is NOT likely to occur due to long-term bed rest

a)

Appetite enhancement

b)

Risk of bedsores

c)

Affect mental health

19.

Choose an appropriate method of using a walking aid

a)

Walking aid can be use however the user wants even without guidance

b)

The user can lean heavily on the aid if they feel unsteady-it's safe

c)

Adjust the length of the T-shaped cane so that the elbow joint flexes by

about 30 degrees

20.

Choose the appropriate statement regarding users who are unable to change positions in bed

a)

Do not support the joints and limbs during repositioning

b)

Change to the position where the user feels comfortable

c)

It's fine to drag or lift them roughly to change position

21.

Choose the appropriate description of daily life support

a)

Lack of communication

b)

Support base on trust relationships

c)

It's okay to do everything for the user

22.

Choose one of the right walking assistance with cane for right hemiplegic user during walking assistance

a)

When walking, tell the user to step in order of , the left foot and the right foot, the cane

b)

When going downstairs , tell the user to step in order of the cane, the left foot and the right foot

c)

When going upstairs, tell the user to step in order of the cane, the left foot and the right foot

23.

Choose one of the following descriptions of daily life support

a)

Daily life is unique for each person

b)

Daily life is same for each person

c)

Daily life is unnecessary for each person

24.

Choose the most appropriate statement about room management

a)

It's fine to ignore noise level, most of elders can't hear clearly

b)

Leave the room cluttered , elders can navigate it for temselves

c)

In the room for the elderly, it is better when the illumination does not directly go into the user’s eyes

25.

Choose one of the following descriptions of grooming assistance

a)

When shaving with an electric shaver, apply the shaver on a right angle to

the skin

b)

Assist the elders with grooming while encouraging dependency

c)

Do not praise or negatively reinforce participation, even in small task

26.

Choose one of the following statements about caregiver stress management

a)

Do not take regular breaks for work position promotion

b)

No need to acknowledge and celebrate small success

c)

Stress management of caregivers is also important for providing users with high quality care

27.

Choose one of the following statements that is most relevant regarding risk management for infectious disease in the elderly facility

a)

Hand washing and gargling must be done to avoid bringing in infection sources from outside the facility

b)

Nurse is the only one who can report and document any infection outbreak

c)

Use only one gloves the whole assistance

28.

Choose one of the following descriptions of infection control that is most appropriate

a)

Educate only the staff about infection prevention practices

b)

Isolation of elders with contagious disease is sometimes necessary

c)

The basis of infection prevention is to wash your hands repeatedly with running water with soap

29.

Please choose one appropriate statements of caregiving in an elderly facility

a)

Personal care is only for the user

b)

Caring in consideration of the pride of the user

c)

Hydration is not necessary

30.

Choose one of the following statements about emergency response

a)

Just stay calm and no need to assess the situation quickly

b)

Provide first aid even without training to save life

c)

If user get burned while wearing clothes, compress with cold water without taking off the clothes

31.

Choose one of the following statements about accident prevention and safety measures that is most appropriate

a)

Rush the elder during transfer or movement to save time

b)

Monitor only the vital signs, but not the medication, it it nurse's duty

c)

It is recommended to put night lightning and partial lightning to prevent falls of the elderly

32.

Choose one of the following statements about security safety in caregiving

a)

Check the assistive device after using

b)

The best risk management is to aim for quality caregiving on a daily basis

c)

Train the user proper body mechanics during transferring

33.

Choose one of the most appropriate caregiving practices that emphasizes QOL

a)

Quality of life is not important, just focus on basic survival

b)

To provide support not only physical aspects of users but also

psychological and social aspects

c)

Disregard mental stimulation such as conversation, reading and cognitive activities

34.

Choose one of the following descriptions of the understanding of the person in need of caregiving service.

a)

In order to support people with disabilities, it is necessary to improve their living conditions so that they can do daily life activities themselves

b)

It's fine to ignore elders request or preferences sometimes, because caregivers knows best

c)

Privacy, dignity, and dependence are not important, efficiency matters most

35.

Choose one of the most relevant descriptions of “living as human” for elderly person

a)

Users who receive caregiving services have their own role

b)

Promoting independence is unnecessary

c)

Disregard their sense of purpose or belonging, aging automatically limits life quality

36.

Choose one of the correct descriptions of osteoporosis

a)

Sunbathing is desirable for prevention. Advisable for prevention

b)

Osteoporosis only affects older women, men are not at risk

c)

Bone density test are only for old people, younger adults don't need them

37.

Choose one of the following statements about pressure ulcer which is most appropriate

a)

Once pressure ulcer develops, there's nothing that can be done to treat it

b)

Sometimes severe and deep pressure sores may not cause pain

c)

Using pillow or support devices doesn't help prevent pressure ulcer

38.

Choose one correct body part that prevents and disperse aspiration pneumonia

a)

Epiglottis

b)

Nostrils

c)

Trachea

39.

Choose one of the correct factors to reduce your heart rate

a)

heavy exercise

b)

laughing

c)

sleep

40.

Choose one of the appropriate characteristics of the elderly’s disease

a)

Age alone determines disease

b)

Elders don't respond to medications or preventive care

c)

The impact on Quality of Life (QOL) is large

41.

Choose one of the communication descriptions that is not appropriate

a)

Maintains eye contact and appropriate body language to show interest and respect

b)

Uses clear, simple, and respectful language that the person can easily understand

c)

Asking “why?sometimes makes one feels like being questioned

42.

Choose one of the following statements about the basics of communication that is not relevant

a)

Prevent misunderstandings

b)

Support emotional and social well-being

c)

When the other party’s words are hard to come out, skip the talk

43.

Choose one of the most appropriate listening techniques

a)

Nodding or saying “yes” but not really paying attention

b)

Listen carefully without disturbing the other person’s talk

c)

Not allowing the person to finish their thoughts

44.

Choose one of the following statements about oral care

a)

Oral care is not important if the person has no teeth

b)

Oral care is only for comfort and not related to overall health

c)

Users with hemiplegia often do not have adequate oral cleaning on the paralyzed side

45.

Choose one of the following descriptions of denture handling

a)

Full dentures should be removed from below

b)

Cleaning dentures using hot or boiling water

c)

Storing dentures wrapped in tissue where they can be easily lost