Health&Wellness
I Got This!
Emergencies
Duties/Resident Rights
Effective Communication
100

Consistent routines & familiar objects help residents with this cognitive condition fell more secure.

What is dementia/memory impairment?

100

A resident's family requests information about their loved one. What should you do?

What is direct family member(s) to the nurse?

100

This device can alert staff to emergencies & is often worn around their neck/wrist.

What is call button/pendant?

100

Knocking on an apartment door & identifying/announcing yourself are examples of this.

What is, the first thing you do before entering a resident's apartment?

100

When speaking with residents, we should do this to help them understand us better.

What is speak clearly, use simple language & speak at a moderate speed?

200

Possible UTI symptoms that should be reported to the nurse when observed.

What is frequent/painful urination, dark color urine or agitation/confusion?

200

This should be locked FIRST before transferring a resident who is in a wheelchair.

What is wheelchair breaks?

200

Oh, No! There's a fire! Remember to RACE, which stands for _______, ______, ______, _______.

What is RESCUE, ALERT, CONTAIN, EVACUATE?

200

Ensuring hearing aids are charged, glasses safely placed, pjs, showers & denture care are this. 

What is 2nd shift-bedtime routine?

200

Using this type of language helps maintain residents' dignity & independence.

What is respectful/positive language? 

300

Before entering a contamination zone/room, what is the first PPE item that should be put on?

What is a gown?

300

Hand off of Walkie Talkies/Pagers, keys & report w/ w/ another shift. Checking laundry list, communications & who's out.

What is proper shift change procedure?

300

When using a fire extinguisher, remember to PASS, which stands for, ____, ____, _____, _____.

What is PULL, AIM, SQUEEZE, SWEEP.

300

Waking residents, assisting with morning showers, grooming, hearing aids, glasses & assisting to breakfast are all examples of this.

What is 1st Shift"Get Ups"?

300

A resident begins repeatedly asking about a past event that causes them distress, this technique can help shift their focus.

What is redirect?

400

True or False: You are using a gait belt with you resident. If the resident begins to fall, use the loops to gently assist the resident to the floor. 

What is TRUE?

400

Equipment that requires TWO resident assistants & a sling to transfer a resident. 

What is Hoyer Lift?

400

You see a resident is about to fall. How do you help them? 

What is assist resident gently to the floor or try to break the fall.

400

This gives residents a voice & promotes autonomoy.

What is Resident Rights?

400

A resident keeps trying to leave the Community/go outside, which is unsafe. The caregiver might redirect by doing this.

What is offering engage them in a hobby, indoor activity or conversation.

500

Resident Assistants should always wash hands before & after doing these tasks to prevent infection.

What is providing personal care or assisting with residents?

500

Your favorite thing about your job.

What is, __________________________?

500

A resident slid to the floor/found on the floor. You are not allowed to do this.

What is do not pick the resident up from the floor & Call the nurse for assistance?

500

All activities+pictures, one-on-ones with residents, meals, etc. should be tracked on this platform.

What is LifeLoop?

500

This technique involves observing residents' cues to determine their needs without relying solely on verbal communication. 

What is non-verbal communication?