CNA - Test #3 Ch. 7-8 & Abuse Test

a transient ischemic attack is a warning sign of?

cerebrovascular accident

if a resident has a minor burn, an NA should use ? to decrease the temp of the skin?

cool water

one way to prevent burns and scalds is to?

Check water temperature before giving a bath or shower

what information does a safety data sheet(SDS) contain?

description of emergency response actions

after an emergency, the NA will need to?

document the incident

which symptoms are more often experienced by women during a heart attack?

extreme fatigue

one sign that a person is in shock is?

extreme thirst

To maintain proper body mechanics while lifting or carrying an object, an NA should?

face the object or person she is moving

a sign that a stroke is occurring is?

facial droop

most of the accidents in a facility are related to?

falls

if an NA is in an emergency situation but has not been trained to perform CPR, she should?

give basic first aid until the emergency medical team arrives

during code team procedures, an NA might be asked to?

give chest compressions during CPR

An example of a restraint alternative is?

giving frequent help with toileting

if a resident feels faint, an NA should?

have the resident lean forward and place her head between her knees

diabetic ketoacidosis may be caused by?

having too little insulin in the body

to control bleeding, an NA should?

hold a thick pad or clean cloth against the wound and press down hard

another term for insulin reaction is?

hypoglycemia

in a healthcare facility, codes are used to?

inform staff of emergencies without alarming residents and visitors

when caring for residents who have IV's, an NA should?

keep the iv site dry

what should an NA do if poisoning is suspected?

look for a container that will help him find out what the resident took or ate

kist some flammable liquids?

nail polish remover

when a resident is suspected of having a heart attack, an NA should?

not give the resident food or fluids

when working around oxygen equipment, the NA should not allow?

open flames

which of the following conditions may mean a person needs emergency medical help?

person is unconscious

when a persons breathing stops, it is called?

respiratory arrest

in regards to use of restraints, it is important to remember that people respond better to?

restraint alternatives than to restraints

which items need to be disposed of in a biohazard container?

sharps

how should a resident be positioned for eating?

sitting as upright as possible

if a person cannot ???, the NA should give abdominal thrusts

speak, cough, or breath

another word for fainting is?

syncope

RACE is an acronym for a safety rule, and means

Rescue residents, Activate alarm or call 911, Contain fire, Extinguish

restraint-free care means that?

Restraints are not kept or used at the facility for any reason

what would be the best response by the NA if a resident is having a seizure?

The NA should move furniture away to prevent injury to the resident

restraints may be used only with?

a doctors orders

what is the correct response to a nosebleed?

apply pressure near the bridge of the nose

the first two steps in approaching an emergency are?

assess the situation and assess the victim

Why does working with oxygen require special safety precautions?

because oxygen is a dangerous fire hazard

when should an NA identify a resident?

before assisting with feeding

one way to use proper body mechanics on the job is to?

bend at the knees to lift something

what is one of the best ways that an NA can help prevent falls?

by keeping walkways clear of clutter

at least every ? hours, a restraint must be removed and care must be provided

2 hours

if a persons breathing and heartbeat stop, brain damage can occur within ? minutes

4-6 minutes