State Skills
This is how TED hose should be after the NA is done putting them on.
What is smooth and wrinkle free?
This is a feeding tube placed into the stomach through the abdominal wall.
What is a PEG tube?
What identifications are needed to take state test?
What is Driver's license/State ID and social security card?
ADLS
What are activities of daily living?
What are the three types of thickened liquids.
What is nectar, honey and pudding thick?
The bedpan should be placed how under the resident.
What is with the large side under the buttocks?
This is a condition resulting from an inadequate amount of fluid in the body.
What is dehydration?
What must a NA wear to take state test?
What is scrubs/NA uniform and closed toe shoes?
BP
What is blood pressure?
This is what should be locked when transferring a resident from bed to wheelchair.
What is the bed and wheelchair?
The urinary drainage should be cleaned with what after emptying it?
What is an antiseptic wipe?
This term refers to swelling caused by excessive fluid in the body tissues.
What is edema?
These items can not be taken into testing site.
What is electronics, smart watches, cellphones?
HR
What is heart rate?
A person experiencing this condition exhibits low fluid intake; low output of dark urine with strong odor; weight loss; dry skin; confusion; poor skin turgor.
What is dehydration?
The gown should be removed from which side first?
What is the unaffected side?
This type of temperature taking is the most accurate.
What is rectal temperature?
How can the state test be taken?
What is on paper or on the computer?
F
What is Fahrenheit?
This is the most common symptom of arthritis.
What is pain?
This is what should be placed underneath the residents arm when washing it in bed.
What is a towel?
This is a hollow tube inserted into the bladder to drain urine.
What is a catheter?
How many skills will be done by each tester?
What is five skills?
GI
What is gastrointestinal?
This is the stage of pressure ulcer in which the entire layer of skin is lost and the subcutaneous fat and muscle are exposed.
What is Stage III?