Review Ch.8-13 and 21 Flashcards

1
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Five basic human needs (in order)

A
Physical needs 
Safety and Security needs
Need for love
Need for Self-esteem
Need for self-Actualization
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2
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physical needs include

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oxygen,water,food,elimination, and rest

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3
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Safety and Security needs include

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Shelter, clothing, protection from harm and stability

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4
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Need for love includes

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Feeling loved and accepting, belonging

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5
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Need for Self-esteem includes

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Achievement and belief in ones own worth and value

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6
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Need for Self-actualization includes

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The need to learn, create, and realize one’s own potential

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7
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How should a CNA response to loss and changes

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be patient, understanding, and empathetic

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8
Q

in this position the resident lies flat on his back

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Supine

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9
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In this position the resident is lying on his or her side

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Lateral

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10
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In this position the resident is lying on the stomach or front side of the body

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Prone

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11
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In this position the resident is in a semi-sitting position

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Fowler’s

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12
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In this position the resident is lying on his or her LEFT side with one leg drawn up

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Sims’

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13
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The CNA’s role in the admission process

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prepare the room before resident arrives
answer questions
Ask a new resident questions to find out her personal preferences and routines

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14
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The CNA’s role in the transferring process

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help pack their personal belongings
help transfer them using wheelchairs or other forms of transportation
make her feel welcome

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15
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The CNA’s role in discharge

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help by collecting the resident’s belongings
help them get ready
help them when leaving the hospital MAKE SURE THEY ARE SAFE

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16
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A patient’s environment should be

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comfortable

know the standard residential unit (bed,overbed table,call light,curtain

17
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A bed completely made with bedspread and blankets in place. A resident who will be out of bed most of the day.

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Closed bed

18
Q

A bed which has the linen down to the foot of the bed. A bed that is ready to receive a resident who has been out of bed the whole day or who is being admitted

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Open Bed

19
Q

A bed made while the resident is still in the bed

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Occupied bed

20
Q

Personal Care skills include

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Perineal care (care of genitals and anal area)
toileting
mouth care
shampooing and combing hair
nail care
shaving
eating
walking
transferring
21
Q

when the pressure is allowed to continue, the area will further break down, resulting to

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pressure ulcers

22
Q

Ways to prevent pressure ulcers are

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report any changes in residents skin
repositioning every 2 hours
provide regular, daily care for skin to keep clean and dry

23
Q

define restorative care

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when residents must do as much as possible for themselves, encourages independence

24
Q

Importance of exercise

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improving and maintaining physical health and mental health.

25
Q

Role of nurse aid in applying general restorative care

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Encourage independence, be positive and patient with the residents

26
Q

Physical therapist focuses more on _____while OT focuses on_______

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Lower part of the body

specializes in upper body movements

27
Q

What are the three types of range of motion

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Active range of motion
Active assisted range of motion
Passive range of motion

28
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Abduction

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Moving a body part away from the midline

29
Q

Adduction

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Moving a body part towards the midline

30
Q

Extension

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Straightening a body part, increases angle

31
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Flexion

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Bending a body part, decreasing an angle

32
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Dorsiflexion

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Bending backward

33
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Rotation

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turning a joint

34
Q

Pronation

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palm facing downward

35
Q

Supination

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Palm facing upward