State Skills
This is what client is covered with during the making of an occupied bed.
What is the bath blanket?
This is also known as a CVA.
What is a stroke?
When should NA identify a resident for meals?
What is before giving a resident their food?
ADLS
What are activities of daily living?
To convert ounces to milliliters, the NA should multiply by?
What is 30?
These two items must be in place prior to providing mouth care to a client.
What are gloves (on NA) and clothing protector?
This is any break in the continuity of a bone.
What is a fracture?
If a resident cant breath what is the NA duty?
What is inform the nurse?
BPM
What is beats per minute?
This is the most important piece of furniture in the resident's unit.
What is the hospital bed?
This is the appropriate temperature of the water needed prior to rinsing/brushing dentures.
What is cool water?
This term means difficulty breathing.
What is dyspnea?
What should a NA do during a resident's admission?
What is explain how to work the call light and bed controls?
DNR
What is do not resuscitate?
A person experiencing this condition exhibits low fluid intake; low output of dark urine with strong odor; weight loss; dry skin; confusion; poor skin turgor.
What is dehydration?
This is the tool you use to clean under fingernails while giving nail care to a client.
What is an orangewood stick?
What is the type of ROM exercise that a resident does on his own, without any help from the NA?
What is Active range of motion (AROM)?
Where should the call light be placed when a NA leaves the room?
What is within the resident's reach?
NPO
What is nothing by mouth?
This is the most accurate place to take a temperature.
What is rectal?
This is the direction your hands should be in when washing your hands.
What is lower than elbows and fingertips down?
This is a hollow tube inserted into the bladder to drain urine.
What is a catheter?
What does a NA use to get a resident out of bed when they can not bear any weight?
What is a Hoyer lift?
GI
What is gastrointestinal?
How often should a bed bound resident be turned in bed?
What is every two hours?