Role of the NA
Resident Rights
Safety & Falls
Restraints
Infection Control
100
  • Who supervises the nursing assistant?

  • An RN or LPN/LVN

100
  • What law protects private health information?

HIPAA

100
  • Where do most resident falls occur?

  • In resident rooms and bathrooms

100
  • What is a physical restraint?

  • A device that limits movement

100
  • What precautions are used for all residents?

  • Standard precautions

200
  • What is the main role of the nursing assistant?

  • Provide basic nursing care under supervision

200

What does dignity mean in resident care?

  • Treating residents with respect

200

What is the first thing you do when a resident falls?

  • Assess and call the nurse

200
  • Who orders restraints?

  • A doctor

200
  • What PPE is required for airborne precautions?

  • N95 mask

300

What should you do if asked to perform a task outside your role?

  • Politely refuse and report to the nurse

300
  • Who can access a resident’s medical information?

  • Only the healthcare team involved in care

300
  • Why must call lights be answered promptly?

  • To prevent injuries and meet needs

300
  • When are restraints allowed?

  • Only to prevent harm, as a last resort

300
  • What are the six links in the chain of infection?

  • Pathogen, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host

400
  • Which needs must be met first?

  • Physical needs

400
  • Name the second level of Maslow’s hierarchy

  • Safety and security

400
  • Why must safety needs be met before emotional needs?

  • People must feel safe before focusing on emotions

400

The acronym PASS stands for?

pull, aim, squeeze, sweep

400

The nursing assistant notices a frayed cord on a resident's bed. What is the best response?

report it to the nurse at once

500

What do you do when a resident starts to fall?

Pull them in close to your body and assist them to the floor safely.

500

Per federal regulations, resident's must be turned and positioned at a minimum of?

every 2 hours

500

A healthcare associated infection is defined as?

infection that develops in a person cared for in any setting where health care is given.

500

You've been caring for Mrs. Smith (88 years old) for several weeks. Mrs. Smith is usually oriented. Today while providing care to Mrs. Smith, she asks you if you're her mother. You would expect Mrs. Smith to be diagnosed with_______ based on the sudden change of mental status.

urinary tract infection

500

What are the five rights of delegation? 

The right:

Task, circumstances, person, directions and communication, the right supervision and evaluation