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WorksheetsModule 5 Knowledge Check
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
While performing range of motion exercises, you notice that the resident’s knee is stiff and will not bend. You should:
Continue exercises but move onto another joint
Continue since stiff knees are a normal part of aging.
Apply very gentle pressure to try to bend the knee slightly.
Suggest the resident see a physical therapist for their knee.
What is the main purpose of a restorative care program?
To maintain the resident's medical condition.
To reduce the need for staff assistance.
Help the resident improve their level of functioning.
Provide assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs).
Passive range-of-motion exercises are performed by:
The resident
A health team member
The person with the assistance of another
By the person with an assistive device
Range-of-Motion exercises were ordered for Mr. Wilson. You should do the following except:
Support the extremity being exercised
Move the joint slowly, smoothly, and gently
Force the joint through full range of motion
Exercise only the joints indicated by the nurse.
What is the primary goal of restorative care in nursing homes?
To provide medical treatment to residents.
To improve the quality of life for residents.
To reduce the number of residents in the facility.
To increase the cost of care for residents.
When providing restoration, it is important to emphasize weaknesses and disabilities, rather than strengths and abilities.
True
False
Which of the following skills are needed to perform range of motion exercises effectively as a nurse aide? (Choose all that apply)
Good communication skills with the resident.
Proper body mechanics to prevent injury to both the resident and the caregiver.
Knowledge of the specific range of motion exercises prescribed by the resident's healthcare provider.
Ability to perform the exercises quickly to save time.
When observing residents for restorative measures, which of the following should nurse aides look for? (Check all that apply)
Signs of physical decline or functional limitations.
Changes in social interactions or mood.
Behaviors that could indicate a need for increased assistance or support.
Which of the following is a reason why it is important to prevent a decline in ADLs?
It leads to an increase in staff workload.
I can result in higher costs for residents.
It can cause complications associated with immobility.
It can lead to an increase in resident social activities.
How can you encourage a resident's participation in a restorative procedure?
Provide only verbal encouragement.
Explain the procedure to the resident and its benefits.
Force the resident to perform the procedure.
Dismiss the resident's concerns or questions.
Which of the following is an example of adaptive equipment to assist with bathing and self-care?
Doorknob grippers
Lifeline alert system
Long-handled brushes
Silverware grips
How do your observations relate to restorative measures?
Observations can help identify residents who do not need restorative measures.
Observations can help evaluate the effectiveness of restorative measures.
Observations have no relation to restorative measures.
Restorative measures can hinder the observation process.
What is the purpose of applying general restorative measures in the care of all residents?
To provide specialized care for individual residents.
To maintain and improve the functional abilities of all residents.
To reduce the workload of nursing staff.
To prioritize the care of certain residents over others.
What are three types of specific restorative programs in a nursing home?
Cleaning, laundry, and meal preparation.
Music therapy, pet therapy, and aromatherapy.
Dining programs, exercise programs, and behavior management programs.
Administrative tasks, staff meetings, and facility maintenance.
What is the role of the nurse aide in specific restorative programs?
To lead and coordinate the program.
To monitor and document residents' progress.
To provide medical care and treatment.
To perform administrative tasks.
What should you do if the resident verbalizes pain during passive range of motion exercises for their knee or ankle?
Discontinue the exercise and tell the nurse.
Push through the pain.
Speed up the exercise.
Encourage the resident to keep going.
Which of the following are examples of adaptive equipment for self-dressing?
Canes
Wrist support
Button fasteners and zipper pulls
Electric toothbrushes
Restoration is a resident's right and is focused on improving their quality of life.
True
False
Which of the following is not a benefit of an "alternatives to restraint" program in a nursing home?
Promotes residents' autonomy.
Reduces the risk of falls and other accidents associated with physical restraints.
Increases the need for medications to manage patient behaviors.
Improves quality of life by promoting socialization and engagement in meaningful activities.
Restoration is a team effort involving interdisciplinary professionals working together to achieve the resident's goals.
True
False
