Module N-S Flashcards

1
Q

incident reports are meant for use between who

A

facility and legal team

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2
Q

an incident report is done when

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falls, shows fear, elopement, unusual signs of pain, change in gait, etc

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3
Q

a mistake is made by the cna, she should do an

A

incident report

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4
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when a request is made outside of the cna’s scope of practice, she should do an

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incident report

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5
Q

cna is threatened, she should do an

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incident report

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6
Q

an incident report is done by what three groups of people

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involved, on duty, and witnessed

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7
Q

you should encourage the expression of emotions among

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residents and family members

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8
Q

refer family concerns to your

A

supervisor

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9
Q

family members can help with care if

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resident does not object

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10
Q

goal (that i would forget) of person-centered care is

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supporting the individual as a member of the community and feeling of attachment/purpose

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11
Q

cognition definition

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five senses to brain for use

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12
Q

cognitive changes due to aging (8)

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brain cells decrease, total brain mass decreases, slower reaction time, increased learning time, short term memory loss, retard humiliation, can’t multitask, can’t zone in easily

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13
Q

reaction time can be affected by (3)

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aging, sensory deficits, and chronic disease

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14
Q

cna’s should work at patient’s

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reaction time

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15
Q

social breakdown syndrome is when

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they can’t keep up so they break down and recluse

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16
Q

what are the 7 physical requirements on Maslow’s pyramid

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oxygen, water, food, shelter, sleep, elimination, and activity

17
Q

self-actualization is

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achieving peak growth

18
Q

the difference between self-esteem ad self-actualization

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what one is/does vs what one can accomplish

19
Q

residents have rights to express their

A

faith

20
Q

elderly people need to adjust to (2)

A

loss of independence ad integrating life experiences

21
Q

lack of social support requires the elderly to

A

relocate from home

22
Q

what is an accidental community

A

different people all together

23
Q

how to provide privacy as a can (4)

A

knock, be courteous, ask permission, never go into their stuff

24
Q

what are defense mechanisms?

A

unconscious behavior resident shows when stressed

25
Q

what are the 8 defense mechanisms

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daydreaming, displacement, identification, projection, rationalization, denial, compensation, and sublimation

26
Q

what is projection

A

blaming others

27
Q

what is rationalization

A

false reaction for situation

28
Q

denial

A

pretending a problem doesn’t exist

29
Q

compensation

A

trying to make up for a problem in some way

30
Q

displacement

A

transferring feelings about one person to another

31
Q

daydreaming

A

escape from reality

32
Q

identification

A

idolizing another

33
Q

sublimation

A

redirecting feelings to constructive activity

34
Q

should you touch combative residents?

A

no

35
Q

do not agree nor disagree with comments from ___ residents

A

paranoid

36
Q

listen to nonverbal messages from ___ residents

A

demanding