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Chapter 1 & 5 Test Flashcards

1
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What does the 5 Rights of Delegation do?

A

transferring responsibility to a person for a specific task.

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2
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Do NA’s delegate tasks?

A

No, they have tasks delegated to them.

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3
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What are the 5 Rights of Delegation?

TCPDCSE

A 
Right Task
Right Circumstance
Right Person
Right Direction/Communication
Right Supervision/Evaluation
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4
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What is a resident?

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A person living in a long-term care facility

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5
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What is a patient?

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A person under medical care at a medical facility

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6
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What is a client?

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A person who is treated in their own home

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7
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Whom does medicare insurance cover?

A

Covers people…
Over the ages of 65 yrs
Have specific disabilities or kidney failure
Ill and cannot work

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8
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Who makes up the majority of residents in long-term care facilities?

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Women

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9
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3 tasks NA’s do not usually perform

A

Inserting or removing tubes
give feeding tubes
change sterile dressings

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10
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10 Qualities NAs must have

A 
patient and understanding
Honest and trustworthy
Enthusiastic
Courteous and respectful
Dependable and responsible
Humble
Tolerant
Unprejudiced
Empathetic
Conscientious
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11
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What is Person-centered care

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Emphasizes the individuality of the person who needs care and recognizes and develops capabilities.

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12
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When surveyors visit the facility, what do they study and observe?

A

Violations or specific federal regulation among numbered codes and F-tags.

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13
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What is true about longterm care?

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Long term care assists people with ongoing, chronic medical conditions

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14
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One common NA tasi is

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Bathing Residents

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15
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Which of the foullowing is true of proper grooming for an NA?

A

Simple waterproof watch

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16
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If an NA is following the cahin of command to whom would she normallu report a problem?

A

Nurse

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17
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If an NA has forgotten the correct order in which to preform a procedure, which of the following would be the best way to proceed?

A

Review the manual before beginning

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18
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What do the terms health and wellness mean?

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A complete state of physical and social well being while also having to do with successfully balancing things that happen everyday.

19
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What is holistic health care?

A

Considering the whole person which includes both their physical and psychosocial needs.

20
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What is Pshychosocial neesds?

A

Social contact, emotions, thoughts, and spirituality

21
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What is cultural diversity?

A

A wide variety of people throughout the world.

22
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what is cultural competence?

A

A method of learning about each individuals views and behaviors before applying that knowledge to health care.

23
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what should an NA do if they see their Patient being sexually abused?

A

remove the patient and get them to a safe place, then call for help

24
Q

What is a steryotype?

A

biased generalization about a group that is usually based on opinions and distorted ideas

25
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Why should steryotyping be avoided?

A

It is unfair and can create prejudices against others

26
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Why is it important for NA’s to treat developmentally disabled residents as adults?

A

People with developmental disabilities still grow into adults, and should be treated with respect and kindness.

27
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What is one example of a physical need?

A

sleep

28
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what is an example of a psychosocial need?

A

Independance

29
Q

According to Maslows, which of the folling needs must be met first?

A

Physical needs

30
Q

which of the folloing terms describes a family made up of one parent and one child?

A

Single parent fam

31
Q

Which of the following would be the best response by the NA if a resident wants to discuss health concerns?

A

“I understand you are scared, can you tell me more about it?”

32
Q

Which of the following is true about spiritual beliefs?

A

NA’s should give privacy for prayer id residents request it.

33
Q

When do girls reach puberty?

A

Preadolescence

34
Q

What is Maslows Hierchy of needs?

A

shows how physical and psycho social needs are arranged in order of importance.

35
Q

What is the Maslows pyramid in order

A 
physical needs
safety 
love
self-esteem
self-actualization
36
Q

What is OSHA?

A

Looks at the facility as a whole

-ensures a safe working enviornment and makes sure the workers are properly trained

37
Q

What is OBRA?

A

An act that was enforced due to the abuse in nursing homes

38
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What is Joint Commission?

A

Looks at how providers treat the patients

39
Q

Can NA’s Delegate?

A

No

40
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5 Rights of Delegation: T

A

task

41
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5 Rights of Delegation:C

A

circumstance

42
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5 Rights of Delegation:P

A

Person

43
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5 Rights of Delegation:DC

A

Direction/Communication

44
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5 Rights of Delegation:SE

A

Supervision/Evaluation

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