Body Mechanics
. Which of the following is part of using proper body mechanics?
(A) Twisting the back when carrying objects
(B) Pushing when possible, rather than lifting
(C) Using a narrow base of support
(D) Lifting with the back, not the legs
B: Pushing when possible, rather than lifting
The largest organ in the body is what?
Skin
Sensation felt where a limb existed but is no longer present.
Phantom sensation
Which sense is generally the last to leave a person?
Hearing
What should the CNA do if they are unable to obtain a proper vital sign reading?
Tell the nurse
What is it called when a resident sits on the side of the bed with legs hanging over?
Dangling
Which of the following is a normal age-related change of the integumentary system?
(A) Amount of fat and collagen increases.
(B) Pressure injuries occur.
(C) Hair thickens.
(D) Skin becomes thinner and more fragile.
D: Skin becomes thinner and more fragile
What should be used to clean an artificial eye?
Water
What example should we use to describe to a visually impaired resident of the location of food on their plate?
Imaginary clock
What order should a resident's body parts be washed in?
clean to dirty
Where should a gait belt be placed on a resident?
Around resident's waist - over their clothing
True or False: Pressure injuries can lead to life-threatening infections
True
How many feet does a quad cane have?
4
Which of the following is most likely lost first in a resident with Alzheimer's Disease?
Newly learned skills
Skills learned years ago
Newly learned skills
The failure to act or give care to a person, resulting in unintended injury is referred to as what?
Negligence
A resident who is ambulatory is able to what?
Walk
True or False: Warm water and soap should be used to wash a cast if it gets dirty.
False - A cast should never get wet
Which side should the CNA stand on when assisting a resident who is using a cane or walker ambulate?
Weaker side
The CNA should do which of the following if a resident shows violent behavior?
a. fight back
b. leave resident alone
c. yell at resident to stop
d. remove triggers
d. remove triggers
What are CNA's obligated to do if they suspect or witness the abuse of a resident?
Report it
When helping a resident who has a visual impairment to walk, where should the CNA be?
Standing slightly in front of the resident
Before applying a prosthesis, the area must be
Dry
Which should be done with a Resident who cannot move on their own:
Active Range of Motion
Passive Range of Motion
Passive Range of Motion
What temperature water should dentures be stored in?
cool
Who is the most important member of the care team?
The resident