feeding assistance
This position assists with preventing aspiration
What is high fowlers
This diet consists of clear juices, broth, gelatin, and popsicles.
What is a clear liquid diet.
What is the purpose of the foot rest on the wheelchair
It supports the residents feet
This is the proper way to cleanse the peri area
What is front to back
This is the most accurate way to take a temperature
What is rectal
This is a reason a resident may be prescribed a liquid diet
What is surgery
This is the reason to observe plates after residents have finished eating.
It helps to identify a change in residents' food preferences
what is the equivalent to 240ml
What is 1 cup of fluid
This urine sample does not include the first and last urine sample
What is clean catch
This is the most important step when taking a rectal temperature.
Hold on to the thermometer at all times
This technique is when the CNA guides the residents control of the utensils with his hand
What is hand-over-hand technique
What reason would a resident be placed on a fluid restricted diet
What action should a CNA perform if asked to use a piece of equipment that he does not know how to use.
Asking for help.
THis is the first thing a CNA should do when instructed to remove a residents catheter
This is an indicator that a resident may be in pain.
What is facial grimacing, rocking back and forth, wringing hands
This is a good source of protein
what is fish
This diet consists of food that is a thick paste
What is a pureed diet
This machine changes air in a room into oxygenated air.
What is an oxygen concentrator.
This information about a residents catheter should be reported to the nurse
When the catheter bag is still empty after a CNAs entire shift.
These are the pulse sites
What is radial, carotid, pedal, brachial, popliteal, femoral, apical,
This is an important step the CNA should take between giving bites of food
This diet consists of chopped food for swallowing issues
What is a soft diet.
How do you fold soiled bed linens
What is rolled up with dirty side in
What important information should a CNA include with a urine sample
What is their name along with date and time collected.
This is how you can tell the difference from an oral thermometer and a rectal thermometer.
What is a red tip