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WorksheetsCNA Foundations of Resident Care 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is an example of nonverbal communication?
Speech
Writing
Body language
Sign language
What is included in verbal communication?
Body language
Writing
Words or sound
Sign language
Which defense mechanism involves seeing feelings in others that are really one's own?
Denial
Projection
Displacement
Sublimation
What does regression involve in terms of behavior?
Making excuses for actions
Blocking out memories
Exhibiting a previous, immature behavior
Accepting reality
What is a recommended way to modify your speech for someone with hearing impairment?
Use long, complex sentences.
Lower the pitch of your voice.
Speak in a monotone.
Use slang and jargon.
What should you do to determine the best way to communicate with someone who has a hearing impairment?
Find out which ear has better hearing and talk to that side.
Speak in a high-pitched voice.
Use only written communication.
Avoid eye contact.
What tools can be used to aid communication with someone who has a hearing impairment?
Flashcards and loudspeakers.
Pictures or pencil and paper.
Microphones and headphones.
Sign language only.
When should the bed be left in the lowest position with siderails up?
When the resident is awake
When ordered by a doctor
When the resident is eating
When the resident is watching TV
How should you carry objects to avoid strain?
With one hand
Far from your body
Using both arms and hands, close to your body
On your head
What is one way to prevent falls caused by an unsafe environment?
Leave walkways cluttered
Use non-skid mats or carpeting where needed
Ignore spills
Unlock wheelchairs
What type of response is recommended in an MSDS?
Emergency response
Routine response
Preventive response
Delayed response
Which of the following is NOT a way to prevent falls in a nursing environment?
Use non-skid mats
Lock wheelchairs
Leave spills unattended
Clear walkways of clutter
What causes scalds?
Hot liquid
Cold air
Sharp objects
Loud noises
What can cause burns?
Placing a hot tea near a resident
A warm towel
A cotton blanket
Pouring 75 F water near a patient
A patient seems distressed. When responding, we want to avoid using cliches. Which of these is a cliche?
Everything will be fine.
Please tell me more about the situation.
Let's look over the instructions together.
How can I help you?
