Mock National Exam 12 Flashcards
Normal psychological aging in the elderly would not include
- slowed memory retrieval
- difficulty handling change
- loss of memory
- depression
Loss of memory
Normal aging in the elderly would not include
- loss of skin elasticity
- glaucoma and cataracts
- depressed immune system
- dementia
Dementia
With respect to restraints the CMS wants nursing facilities to ultimately
be restraint free
What is a nursing home initially required to do when an incontinence resident is admitted or develops incontinence after admission
Assess the resident to see if they are appropriate for an incontinence training program
Which of the following would most likely go unnoticed by staff
- incontinence
- irritable bowel syndrome
- depression
- slight strokes
slight strokes
What is a facility’s primary responsibility for a resident with hearing and vision problems
ensure residents receive proper treatment and assistive devices
which is more effective for residents with depression
- spending 2 weeks in a psychiatric program in a hospital
- medications, family involvement and staff attention
- counseling, activities and medications
- treatment in a local mental health center
-counseling, activities and medications
Which of the following has not proven to be effective for residents with Dementia
- remotivation
- reality orientation
- validation therapy
- sensitivity training
Sensitivity training
Most effective way to plan for a resident who has a tendency is to wander is
- identify the potential to wander through an immediate assessment
- determine at or before admission if an individual has the tendency or potential to wander
- plan a program that all residents must adhere to if they tend to wander
- place all wanderers into some type of restraint
determine at or before admission if an individual has the tendency or potential to wander
If a resident complains they have trouble sleeping because of cold or odd feelings in their legs, this is most likely caused by
A neurological disorder called restless leg syndrome
A resident admitted for a fractured leg with no history of cognitive problems would not need which of the following
- a physicians order for therapy
- a chest x ray
- a level 2 preadmission screening
- verification of hospital admission and discharge dates
A level 2 permission screening
A Medicaid resident must have an assessment how often
days 5, 14, 30, 60
upon any significant change
An advantage of a PEG tube over nasogastric tube is
PEG tubes are better tolerated
A long term resident is readmitted to the facility after treatment for a hip fracture. She will need physical therapy. The RN must document care assessments according to which schedule
days 5,14,30,60
Once an MDS is completed which of the following statements is correct
- The MDS is electronically sent to the Medicaid Agency, Medicare is sent to the CMS and the completed forms are kept in resident chart for 15 months
- Both Medicaid and Medicare forms are sent to the CMS and the completed forms are kept in resident chart for 15 months
- Both the Medicaid and Medicare forms are sent to the State Medicaid Office and the completed forms are kept in resident chart for 15 months
- Both Medicaid and Medicare forms are filed in the resident records and only sent to the state upon request
-The MDS is electronically sent to the Medicaid Agency, Medicare is sent to the CMS and the completed forms are kept in resident chart for 15 months
HIPPA requires resident records be maintained per the following requirements except for
- they be complete
- they be readily accessible
- they be systematically organized
- they be maintained by a MRA
They be maintained by a MRA
If a resident requests a copy of their records on Friday, the facility must comply with the request by
Tuesday
Who is responsible for implementation of resident care policies
The medical director
Which activity would be most effective for Alzheimer residents
- morning walks
- bingo
- an activity involving music
- physical exercise
An activity involving music
which of the following is not an OBRA requirement
- The pharmacy must label medications with an appropriate cautionary statement
- the pharmacy must label medications with the name of the resident and the prescribing physician
- Labels must identify the expiration date
- The name and strength of the medication must be listed
The pharmacy must label medications with an appropriate cautionary statement