CNA Chapter 6
How long does it take for a serious burn to occur with a liquid temp of 140F?
5 seconds or less
Restraint alternatives are?
Any interventions used in place of a restraint
Which of the following is included on a Material Safety Data Sheet? (MSDS)
Chemical ingredients and dangers
Why do the elderly have more safety concerns than younger people?
Due to issues like dementia confusion, illness, disability, and diminished senses
Employers must?
Have a MSDS for every chemical used
Scalds are burns caused by?
Hot liquids
What happens if a NA doesn't identify a resident before mealtimes or care?
It can cause death or serious problems
A chemical restraint is?
Medication used to control behavior
Those at greatest risk of burns are?
Older adults and those with loss of sensation
When serving hot liquids to residents, the NA should do what?
Pour hot drink away from the resident
What is the key to safety in facilities?
Prevention
An example of a physical restraint is?
Raised side rails on a bed
Restraint-free means what?
Restraints are never used for any reason
What should an NA do if an appliance has a frayed cord or looks unsafe?
The NA should report it immediately
What is one reason the use of restraints has been restricted?
They were abused by caregivers
The purpose of restraints are?
To restrict voluntary movement or behavior
How should the NA check the temp of the hot water?
Use a water thermometer
A restraint can be used when?
When a doctor has ordered the use
