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WorksheetsCNA,directives,organ donation review
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 17mins
What do you do?
Which member of the care team diagnoses disease and prescribes treatment?
Physician (MD)
Nursing assistant (NA)
Resident
Dietitian (RD)
Which of the following care team members are licensed professionals who delegate jobs to nursing assistants?
Nurses, PTs, OTs
NAs, nurses
Resident’s family
NAs, physicians
Which of the following is a typical task that an NA performs?
Helping residents with elimination needs
Changing a sterile dressing on an open wound
Administering medication
Prescribing treatments
These allow individuals to state what medical treatment they want or do not want in the event that they become incapacitated and are unable to express their wishes regarding.
Ethics manifesto
Patient self-determination documents
Advanced directives
Protected health information
A DNR order stands for:
Do not revive
Do not resusitate
Do not rescue
Do not repeat
A living will might indicate if a patient would like to have a mechanical ventilator if unable to breath independently.
True
False
A _________________ is a legal document stating a person's wishes regarding life-prolonging medical treatments.
Living Will
Do nor resuscitate- DNR
A document which allows you to appoint someone to make health care decisions for you if you're incapacitated is called
Health Care Power of Attorney
General Power of Attorney
A _________________ is a document that states who will get your money and property after you die.
will
living will
What are Advanced Directives?
Legal documents that state your wishes for medical care
Instructions for emergency medical care
Documents that name your health care proxy
Orders for life-sustaining treatment
What does a durable power of attorney for health care do?
Allows someone to make health care decisions for you
Records your end-of-life care wishes
Instructs health care providers not to perform CPR
Provides actionable medical orders for end-of-life care
What does a living will do?
Records your end-of-life care wishes
Allows someone to make health care decisions for you
Instructs health care providers not to perform CPR
Provides actionable medical orders for end-of-life care
Once an advance directive has been signed, it can't be changed.
True
False
The two most common forms of advance directives are the living will and durable power of attorney.
False
True
A person who has medical power of attorney must be a lawyer.
True
False
Advance directives are valid only in the state where they are signed.
True
False
All are ways in which a person can donate organs or bodies for implantation or medical research by which of the following?
donor card
donor registry
driver's license
all of the above
Can skin and tissue be donated?
Yes
No
Can people be too young or too old to be organ donors?
Yes
No
Are race, gender, and income considered when determining who recieves an organ?
Yes
No
Your heart, lungs and kidneys are the only organs that can be transplanted.
True
False
