Infection Prevention
Resident's Right
Safety and Body Mechanics
Positioning, Transfers, and Ambulation.
Confusion, Dementia, and Alzheimer's Disease.
100

What is the number one way to stop the spread of infection?

Handwashing

100

A legal person who investigates residents' concerns and resolves them.

An OMBUDSMAN

100

What position should the bed be left in after giving patient care?

The lowest position.

100

A draw sheet, or slide sheet, is used to what?

Reposition residents without causing shearing.

100

NAs can help residents with memory loss by?

Encouraging them to make a list of things to remember.

200

What is a bacteria resistant to antibiotics and is spread through direct or indirect contact?

MRSA

200

OBRA requires that NAs/CNAs have how many hours of reoccurring education a year?

Twelve.

200
If a resident starts to fall, what should you do?

Use your body to slide the resident to the floor.

200

Why is it important to reposition bed, or wheelchair, bound residents every two hours?

It helps prevent skin breakdown and pressure injuries.

200

What is the ability to think logically and clearly called?

Cognition.

300

What are the three types of isolation precautions?

Contact, Droplet, and Airborne

300

What is HIPPA?

A set of federal standards that ensures the privacy of protected health information from being spread.

300
Who is at a greater risk for burns?

People with a loss of sensation.

300

When transferring a resident with one-sided weakness, which side do you move first?

The stronger side.

300

If a resident is scared and confused, what should the NA do before approaching them?

Make sure their body language does not appear tense or hurried.

400

What is the correct way to don(put on) PPE?

Gown, mask, goggles, gloves.

400

What are some forms of abuse elderly people in nursing homes most vulnerable to?

Physical, Sexual, Verbal, Emotional, and Financial.

400

How far apart should you keep your feet when lifting a heavy object?

Shoulder-width apart.

400

Ambulating is another word for what?

Walking or moving.

400

The best way to help residents with cognitive issues complete tasks is to what?

Give them simple, step-by-step instructions.

500

What are the six links in the Chain of Infection?

1. Infectious agent  2. Reservoir

3. Portal of Exit  4. Mode of Transmission

5. Portal of Entry  6. Susceptible Host

500

Mary leaves the door open and privacy curtain unpulled as she changes her nonverbal resident Janice, someone walks by and happens to see Janice without her brief on. What resident right is being violated?

The right to privacy.

500

What is the best way to immediately treat a burn?

Run it under cool, clean water.

500

When dressing a resident that had a left-sided stroke, what side do you dress first?

The left side.

500

How can you help a continent resident with dementia remember where use the bathroom?

Mark the bathroom with signs and/or pictures.
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