A CNA must always follow these guidelines which tell us "what" we need to do and "how" to do it.
What is Policy and Procedure
100
In order to carry out a task delegated by the Registered Nurse, the RN must ensure that you will have the appropriate _______ to ensure the task is carried out safely and correctly.
What is the proper supervision.
100
Sterile dressings, administer tube feedings, and insert or remove tubes form the body.
What are tasks that CNA's cannot perform.
100
The state approved CNA program must consista of at least this many hours in the state of Utah.
What is 80 hours
100
This person coordinates, manages, and provides skilled nursing care as well as assigns and supervises daily care given to residents by LPN's and CNA's
What is a Registered Nurse
200
The line of authority that ensures that residents get proper care and that protects employees and employers from liabitlity.
What is the Chain of Command
200
Before you perform a task that has been delegated to you, you should review these standards before proceeding.
What are The Five Rights of Delegation.
200
Appropriate dress, speaking well (grammar), being on time for work, completing tasks, making careful observations, and reporting accurately are ways to demonstrate ___________as a CNA.
What is professionalism
200
In order to maintain your certification you must work for pay under the direct supervision of a registered nurse as a CNA for at least this many hours within two (2) years.
What is 200
200
This nurse may supervise CNA's as well as administer medications and give treatments and is supervised by the RN.
What is the LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse)
300
Leaving your assignment after you have accepted it without notifying the appropriate authority and allowing reasonable time for replacement is considered what?
What is abandonment
300
A CNA must demonstrate this in all skills learned in the state approved CNA program before any task that requires skill may be delegated.
What is competency.
300
These caregivers spend more time with residents/patients that nay other member of the healthcare team.
What are CNA's
300
The number of vouchers you need to take your state certification tests.
What is two (2)
300
This care team member helps residents learn to adapt to disabilities and assists in training residents/patients in performing ADL's more independently.
What is an Occupational Therapist (OT)
400
being found guilty of physical, verbal, sexual, or financial abuse will result in being listed on the abuse registry. Where is this registry found?
What is the Utah Nurse Assistant Register (UNAR) website.
400
A CNA must never administer these.
What are medications.
400
CNA's assist residents/patients in these tasks that include bathing, dressing, caring for teeth, skin, nails, and hair, walking, transferring, toileting, eating, and drinking.
What are activities of daily living or ADL's
400
75%
What is the percentage needed to pass the state written exam.
400
This care team member evaluates a resident/patient and develops a treatment plan to increase movement, improve circulation, promote healing, reduce pain, prevent disability, and regain or maintain mobility.
Who is a Physical Therapist (PT)
500
The process of recording the care given to a patient or resident is called?
What is documentation.
500
The CNA must not accept delegation of a task that he or she has not been ________ to do.
What is trained.
500
Identifying with and understanding the feelings of others is referred to as this.
What is empathy
500
You need to notify this entity if you have a change of address or name.
What is UNAR
500
This care team member determines residents needs and helps find support services, such as counseling or financial assistance. May help a resident obtain clothing and/or personal items if the resident/patient has no family or other support.