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WorksheetsNurse Assisting Chapter 7 Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The following are correct ways to address a person EXCEPT:
Greet the person by title, such as Mrs., Mr.
Grandma, Mama, Honey
Ask them what they would like to be called.
Doctor
The following are examples of Maslow's basic needs, EXCEPT:
Love and
Belonging
Safety and Security
Physical: Oxygen, food, water
Preferred foods:
Jello, Chips
Religion is:
unique to each person and culture
something that should not be discussed
not relevant to a person's care
restricted only to Sundays
Geriatrics is the care of:
a person with mental health disorders
a person following surgery
Newborn Babies
problems and diseases related to old age.
What is bariatrics?
the care of a person with spinal related disorders
the care of a person who has sustained a head injury.
the treatment and care of a person suffering from obesity
the care of someone who needs long-term hospital care
The following are best practices for verbal communication EXCEPT:
Wear a badge that clearly shows the name of the hospital or care center.
speak clearly, slowly, and distinctly
Face the person. Look directly at the person.
Do not use slang or vulgar words.
The following methods are used for non-verbal communication EXCEPT
Facial Expressions
Posture
Gestures
Sonar
The following are communication practices in other cultures, EXCEPT
In India, men shake hands with other men but not women.
People from the United Kingdom like to hug each other immediately.
In Vietnam, you should never touch a person's head
In China, a slight nod or bow accompanies introductions
Which is an example of paraphrasing?
Mrs. Jones really likes red. I think she should get a red sweater for Christmas.
I don't know how you can like applesauce, but will not eat apple slices.
The weatherman said it's going to snow today.
So, you're saying that you like oatmeal, but not pancakes, correct?
Select the open - ended question:
Did you remember to bring a jacket?
What did you like best about your vacation in England?
Did your mother have blue eyes, or brown?
What time is your sister coming to visit?
When a language barrier exists, it's best to:
Ask a family member to translate.
Use an agency provided translator.
Find someone who speaks the patient's language and ask them to help
Use gestures and facial expression.
Choose the response which best describes the word "Comatose"
being placed in a seated position with restraints
The use of hand gestures and facial expressions to communicate
Being unable to respond to stimuli
a type of sugar of special concern for diabetics
A patient is acting aggressive, making angry and sexually inappropriate statements. What is the best response?
Leave the room and report the behavior to a nurse.
Consult the care plan to determine what you should do. Do not leave the patient.
Loudly tell the patient to stop it.
Ask the patient if they were given their medication today.
Which statement about culture and religion are TRUE?
Cultural and religious practices are not allowed in health care
A person must follow all beliefs and practices of his or her culture or religion
Culture and religion influence health and illness practices
Culture and religion do not affect food choices
A person uses a wheelchair. For effective communication, you should:
Direct questions to the companion
Pat the person on the head
Lean on the wheelchair
Sit or squat next to the person
