Health Care Facilities
Medical Terminology
Patients rights
Delegation
Developmental stages
100

Acute care

hospital based care for serious illness, injury, or surgery

Short stays: Intensive medical management

100

Chain of Command

CNAs report changes to the Nurse first charge nurse second, skip only in life threatening emergencies. 

100

List of patient rights

Federal rights under OBRA of 1987 include

dignity, privacy, choice, freedom from abuse, right to refuse treatment, and right to voice grievances without retaliation

100

Who can delegate to the CNA?

What is the RN, LPN or other LVN

100

Normal physical ability of an infant

Lifting head, cooing, rolling over, nursing, several wet diapers a day
200

Long Term Care

Nursing facility providing 24 hour care for residents needing ongoing ADL assistance and medical support. Most common CNA workplace 

200

HIPPA

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

Federal law protecting private health information

200

OSHA

Occupational Safety and Health Administration sets and enforce work place rules such as bloodborne and fire safty 

200

Who can validate or sign off a CNA for a designated task or skill

What is the Nurse

200

Normal fine motor ability of a toddler

scribbling with a crayon, picking up things with 2 fingers, toilet training

300

Subacute Care

Stepdown care between hospital and home, focus on rehabilitation and recovery

300

Policy vs Procedure

Policy= What need done (reposition every 2 hours)

Procedure= How to do it (step by step)

300

False Imprisonment 

Restraining a persons movement without legal authority. Using restraints without a doctors order or consent.

300

What types of care are within a CNAs authorized duties

ADLs, ambulation, bed changes, feeding, documenting intact and output, reporting to the nurse

300

School age childrens thought process

Magical thinking turning to logic and reading

400

Hospice

End of life care focused on comfort and quality of life rather than cure.

400

Negligence

Failure to provide the standard of care that results in harm. An act or failure to act.

400

Battery

Touching a person without their consent. Preforming care on a patient that is refusing- even if it is for their health.

400

When to refuse delegation

If the assignment is outside of our authorized duties, you lack training or validation, condition is unsafe, not under state regulation for CNA duties

400

Biggest influence of adolescence persons

Friends/peers

500

CMS

Centers for Medicaid and Medicare, set CNA training minimum hours to 75 and certifies nursing facilities

500

Incident report

Written report after an incident has occurred (fall, injury, fail to document) 

500

Person Centered Care

Teaching each resident as an individual

500

5 rights of delegation

Right task, right circumstance, right person, right directions,

500

What age related struggle do many middle adults have to deal with?

What is take care of children and aging parents

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