RESIDENT’S RIGHTS Flashcards

1
Q

When giving care to a client, the nurse aide should
avoid unnecessary exposure of the client in order to
protect the client’s right to

A

PRIVACY.

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In giving care according to the 1987 Nursing Home Reform Law, the nurse aide SHOULD

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PROVIDE PRIVACY DURING THE CLIENT’S PERSONAL CARE.

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3
Q

A client wakes up during the night and asks for something to eat. The nurse aide SHOULD

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CHECK CLIENT’S DIET BEFORE OFFERING NOURISHMENT.

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4
Q

Mr. Jackson is having a phone conversation with
his son. You accidentally pick up the line and hear the
conversation. You should

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APOLOGIZE AND HANG UP IMMEDIATELY.

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5
Q

Mrs. Featherhat is a Native American who has been diagnosed as near death. Her family wishes to
perform a ceremony with candles and incense. The facility should

A

ALLOW THE CEREMONY WITH PROPER SAFETY MEASURES.

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6
Q

On admission to a nursing home or a long-term care facility, a resident must be given

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A COPY OF THE RESIDENT BILL OF RIGHTS.

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7
Q

Who should manage the resident’s finances?

A

THE RESIDENT

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8
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  1. In giving care according to the Resident’s Bill of Rights, the nurse aide SHOULD
A

PROVIDE PRIVACY DURING THE RESIDENT’S PERSONAL CARE

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9
Q

A resident refuses lunch, but about two hours later decides she would like a snack. What is the nurse aide’s best response?

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«SURE. LET ME JUST CHECK YOUR DIET AND THEN I’LL BRING SOMETHING TO YOU.»

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10
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Restraints should be unfastened or released

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EVERY 1-2 HOURS

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11
Q

Mrs. Parker comes to you, very upset. She tells you that her special pearl bracelet is missing. What should
you do?

A

REPORT THE MISSING BRACELET TO THE NURSE.

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12
Q

The Patient’s Bill of Rights includes

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FREEDOM OF CHOICE.

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13
Q

When getting ready to dress a client, the nurse aide SHOULD

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GIVE THE CLIENT A CHOICE OF WHICH OUTFIT TO
WEAR.

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14
Q

A nursing assistant closes the door, pulls curtains between beds, and covers the resident with a bath sheet when giving a bath. This is an example of maintaining a resident’s

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PRIVACY

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15
Q

Mr. Smith, a 72-year-old male Alzheimer’s patient, has been stopped several times today while wandering from unit. He is ambulatory, but confused and combative. The CNA would first

A

REDIRECT THE RESIDENT OR PROVIDE
ALTERNATIVE ACTIVITY.

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16
Q

You are sitting at the dining room table feeding a total care resident. You are talking with the resident, but another CNA who is also feeding a resident keeps trying to talk to you about last night’s party. You should

A

TELL THE CNA YOU WILL TALK AT BREAK TIME.

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17
Q

A nurse aide closes the door, pulls curtains between beds, and covers the resident with a bath sheet when giving a bath. This is an example of maintaining a resident’s

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PRIVACY

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18
Q

Residents have the right to file a complaint or grievance without fear of punishment. This procedure
is guaranteed by

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RESIDENT BILL OF RIGHTS

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19
Q

A nurse aide reclines a resident in a geri-chair so the resident cannot attempt to stand. This is a violation of

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THE RESIDENT’S RIGHT TO BE FREE FROM RESTRAINTS.

20
Q

Mr. Smith refused to take a bath. The nurse aide bathed him anyway. What resident right was violated?

A

THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TREATMENT

21
Q

Residents have the right to

A

HAVE ACCESS TO A TELEPHONE.

22
Q

Hitting, slapping, pinching or kicking is what type of abuse?

A

PHYSICAL

23
Q

An aide puts a resident in a reclining position in a
geri-chair, so he cannot stand up while the aide takes
care of other residents. This is a violation of resident’s
right to

A

BE FREE FROM RESTRAINTS

24
Q

A Muslim resident wants to fast all day during the month of Ramadan. What should the facility do?

A

ASK THE DIETICIAN TO MEET WITH THEM TO PLAN FOR THE MONTH.

25
Q

When assisting a client in resolving grievances, the nurse aide should report the grievance to the

A

NURSE IN CHARGE.

26
Q

A patient rings for the bedpan while visitors are in the room. The nurse aide should

A

ASK THE VISITORS TO STEP OUT OF THE ROOM.

27
Q

If a resident refuses a bed bath, what is the best response?

A

«WHY DON’T YOU THINK ABOUT IT? I’LL CHECK
BACK WITH YOU LATER.»

28
Q

A family member asks the nurse aide what medication the client is receiving. The nurse aide should

A

REFER THE FAMILY MEMBER TO THE NURSE.

29
Q

Mr. Smith has started yelling after being in a restraint for about two hours. The CNA should

A

RELEASE THE RESTRAINT, OFFER TOILETING, AND THEN REPOSITION HIM.

30
Q

To help residents, the CNA opens their mail before bringing it to their rooms. This is an example of:

A

VIOLATING RESIDENTS’ RIGHT TO PRIVACY

31
Q

If a client is sitting in a chair in his room masturbating, the nurse aide SHOULD

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LEAVE THE CLIENT ALONE AND PROVIDE PRIVACY.

32
Q

A new resident brings family photos and her favorite lamp with her. What should you say to her?

A

«HOW NICE! WHERE SHALL WE HANG THE PHOTOS?
DO YOU WANT YOUR LAMP BY YOUR BED?»

33
Q

What happens to the resident’s personal possessions in a long-term facility?

A

RESIDENTS MAY KEEP AND USE PERSONAL
POSSESSIONS.

34
Q

The nurse aide notices that a client’s mail has been delivered to the client’s room. The nurse aide SHOULD

A

GIVE THE CLIENT THE UNOPENED MAIL AND OFFER HELP AS NEEDED.

35
Q

A nurse aide refuses to discuss a resident’s condition with a neighbor. Which one of the resident’s rights is being protected

A

CONFIDENTIALITY

36
Q

Restraints should be unfastened or released

A

Q1-2 HOURS

37
Q

When a resident is expressing anger, the nurse aide should

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LISTEN CLOSELY TO THE RESIDENT’S CONCERNS

38
Q

As you finish your shift, a patient with a history of bowel incontinence has a strong odor. Your responsibility is to

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HELP THE ONCOMING NURSE AIDE CHANGE THE PATIENT.

39
Q

If a resident refuses to eat a certain food because of a religious preference, the CNA should

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RESPECT THE RESIDENT’S RELIGION AND NOTIFY THE DIETICIAN.

40
Q

Mr. Brown has been a resident in your facility for two years. His wife has broken her hip and will soon be
a resident, too. What is the policy for married couples?

A

RESIDENTS WITH A SPOUSE OR PARTNER CAN SHARE A ROOM.

41
Q

Respect is demonstrated by the nurse aide for the resident by

A

ALWAYS LISTENING TO WHAT THE RESIDENT HAS
TO SAY.

42
Q

It is appropriate for a nurse aide to share the information regarding a client’s status with

A

THE STAFF ON THE NEXT SHIFT.

43
Q

A patient tells a nurse aide that the foods on her tray conflict with her religious beliefs. The nurse aide
should

A

TAKE THE TRAY AWAY AND NOTIFY THE CHARGE NURSE.

44
Q

When your patient needs care, and visitors are in the room, you should

A

ASK THE VISITORS TO STEP OUT OF THE ROOM WHILE YOU GIVE CARE

45
Q

It is appropriate for a nurse aide to share the information regarding a client’s status with

A

THE STAFF ON THE NEXT SHIFT

46
Q

A new resident refuses to wear a clothing protector at lunch. The nurse aide SHOULD

A

RESPECT THE RESIDENT’S WISHES