Healthcare Settinggs
Which setting is generally for people expected to live six months or less?
Hospice
A typical CNA task is:
Helping residents with elimination needs
Who diagnoses disease and prescribes treatment?
Physician
Empathy means
Identifying with the feelings of others
Medicare pays for
Medically necessary care
Most conditions in long-term care facilities are what type?
Chronic
A task outside CNA scope of practice is:
Inserting tubes into a resident's body
Who delegates tasks to CNAs?
Licensed professionals such as nurses
Ethical CNA behavior includes:
Protecting resident privacy
Medicaid is for
Low-income individuals
Care given by specialists to restore or improve function after illness or injury?
Rehabilitation
Professional relationship includes
Keeping resident information confidential
The care team revolves around who?
the patient
Physical abuse example
Shoving a resident
Facility inspections are called
Surveys
Where is acute care usually provided?
Hospitals for people requiring immediate care
Best way to manage time efficiently
Make a list of tasks
Why report resident changes?
The care plan may need updating
An example of how Resident Rights are promoted is by
Encouraging participation in care planning
HMO stands for
Health Maintenance Organization
Where can long-term care be offered?
Adult day services, homes, and skilled nursing facilities
If an activity is not listed in the care plan, the CNA should:
Not perform it, notify supervisor for guidence
Correct nursing process order
Assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation
What is the role of an ombudsman
Advocates for residents and helps settle disputes
Advance directive preventing CPR
DNR