RESIDENT’S RIGHTS Flashcards
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
PRIVACY.
In giving care according to the 1987 Nursing Home Reform Law, the nurse aide SHOULD
PROVIDE PRIVACY DURING THE CLIENT’S PERSONAL CARE.
A client wakes up during the night and asks for something to eat. The nurse aide SHOULD
CHECK CLIENT’S DIET BEFORE OFFERING NOURISHMENT.
Mr. Jackson is having a phone conversation with
his son. You accidentally pick up the line and hear the
conversation. You should
APOLOGIZE AND HANG UP IMMEDIATELY.
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
ALLOW THE CEREMONY WITH PROPER SAFETY MEASURES.
On admission to a nursing home or a long-term care facility, a resident must be given
A COPY OF THE RESIDENT BILL OF RIGHTS.
Who should manage the resident’s finances?
THE RESIDENT
- In giving care according to the Resident’s Bill of Rights, the nurse aide SHOULD
PROVIDE PRIVACY DURING THE RESIDENT’S PERSONAL CARE
A resident refuses lunch, but about two hours later decides she would like a snack. What is the nurse aide’s best response?
«SURE. LET ME JUST CHECK YOUR DIET AND THEN I’LL BRING SOMETHING TO YOU.»
Restraints should be unfastened or released
EVERY 1-2 HOURS
Mrs. Parker comes to you, very upset. She tells you that her special pearl bracelet is missing. What should
you do?
REPORT THE MISSING BRACELET TO THE NURSE.
The Patient’s Bill of Rights includes
FREEDOM OF CHOICE.
When getting ready to dress a client, the nurse aide SHOULD
GIVE THE CLIENT A CHOICE OF WHICH OUTFIT TO
WEAR.
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
PRIVACY
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
REDIRECT THE RESIDENT OR PROVIDE
ALTERNATIVE ACTIVITY.
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
TELL THE CNA YOU WILL TALK AT BREAK TIME.
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
PRIVACY
Residents have the right to file a complaint or grievance without fear of punishment. This procedure
is guaranteed by
RESIDENT BILL OF RIGHTS