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100

special equipment that helps a person who is ill or disabled to perform activities of daily living.

What are assistive or adaptive devices?

100

documenting information and observations about residents.

what is charting?

100

Who are the “eyes and ears” of the healthcare team and play a very important role in providing information on changes in the resident.

what are nursing assistants?

100

the act of behaving properly when working.

what is professionalism?

100

being caring, concerned, considerate, empathetic, and understanding.

what is compassionate?

200

identifying with the feelings of others.

what is empathy?

200

sharing in the feelings and difficulties of others.

what is sympathy?

200

showing sensitivity and having a sense of what is appropriate when dealing with others.

what is tactful?

200

When dealing with residents, a professional nursing assistant always makes a point of keeping residents’ information _________

What is confidential?

200

the line of authority within a facility or agency.

what is chain of command?

300

a legal term that means someone can be held responsible for harming someone else.

what is liability?

300

defines the tasks that healthcare providers are legally allowed to do as permitted by state or federal law.

what is scope of practice?

300

Name (3) things NAs should never do 

what is...

•Perform procedures requiring sterile technique

•Make diagnoses

•Tell the resident or the family the diagnosis or treatment plan

300

A nursing assistant must never perform any activity not listed on the______ ______

what is care plan?

300

transferring responsibility to a person for a specific task.

what is delegation?

400

guided by a sense of right and wrong; principled.

what is conscientious?

400

Profanity is considered professional behavior

(true or false)

what is false?

400

NAs should always explain procedures prior to completing them

what is true?

400

Being on time is an example of a professional behavior

(true or false)

what is true?

400
This step of the nursing process involves identifying health problems

What is diagnosis?

500

what are the (5) rights of delegation

what is...

•Right task

•Right circumstance

•Right person

•Right direction/communication

•Right supervision/evaluation

500

Name (2) important strategies for NAs to use in managing their time and usefulness

what is...

•Plan ahead.

•Prioritize.

•Make a schedule.

•Combine activities.

•Get help.

500

NAs can accept or give gifts to residents

(true or false)

what is false?

500

This step of the nursing process involves putting a care plan into action

what is implementation?

500

What are the (5) steps to the nursing process?

what is...

Assessment

Diagnosis

Planning

Implementation

Evaluation