Module 13
Module 14
Module 15
Module 16
100

According to Maslow's Hierarchy, this is the top tier 

What is self actualization

100

 This is the abbreviation for the exercises that move a client's joints through their full range to maintain mobility.

What is ROM (Range of Motion)?

100

When writing a report about a client, the CNA should focus on "accurate, objective reports" — meaning the report should describe this, rather than opinions or assumptions.

What is a change from normal (objective, factual data)?

100

The stage of grief when the statement, I will never.., If only... is used?

What is bargaining?

200

The physical change that causes weight gain in th middle adulthood

What is a decrease in metabolism?

200

This type of ROM exercise is performed when the CNA supports the extremity and moves the joint for the client, used to prevent deterioration of joint function from disuse.

What is passive ROM?

200

 Before writing anything down, the CNA should do this first.

What is complete the task before documenting.

200

Name one resource the CNA may see connect with dying client's family to for support (besides hospice).

What is a social worker, clergy, or bereavement support (any one)?

300

these are descriptions that a resident may give you when they are ill.

What are symptoms?

300

his type of ROM exercise is preventative and restorative, where the CNA assists the client in putting each joint through full motion using the client's own muscle effort.

What is active ROM?

300

Besides changes in client status,CNA must document/report: accidents or errors, and this serious category involving psychological, physical, or financial mistreatment.

What is abuse (or neglect)?

300

The type of care often provided before hospice is an option

What is palliative care?

400

Two of the most common illness risks are accidents and this type of infection, often linked to incontinence or catheter use.

What is a urinary tract infection (UTI)?

400

A separate role for a CNA who has been trained to assist the physical therapy department?

What is an RNA?

400

 Good communication, according to this module, "begins with" this skill — paying full attention to what the client or team member is saying.

What is active listening?

400

The care provided to a deceased resident.

What is post mortem care?

500

The bacteria that causes extreme diarrhea due to prolonged antibiotic use

What is C. Diff?

500

Name two examples of adaptive self-feeding equipment for promoting client self-care at mealtimes.

What are plates with rims, cups with large handles, or utensils with built-up handles (any two)?

500

The curriculum emphasizes using appropriate terminology and these standardized shorthand forms when charting, which are listed in a dedicated appendix figure.

What are abbreviations?

500

This five-stage model (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance) is reviewed to help HHAs understand a dying client's emotional process.

What are the Kübler-Ross stages of grief?