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Which of the following g are laws that protect vulnerable adults from maltreatment such as abuse and neglect

Vulnerable adult law Elder justice act

Which of the following are possible reasons caregivers may react abusively?

Working overtime Fatigue Personal bias

Working with a challenging person receiving care could lead to an abusive situation if unmanaged.

True

common anxiety disorders include panic disorder, ocd, and phobia

True

Lower or raise the bed height to a comfortable working level so that your back can be as straight as possible during the positioning assistance

True

Managing personal stress can help to prevent abuse.

True

Person centered care supports individuals to make their own choices and have control over their daily lives

True

Range of motion is often required after surgery to store health function

True

Reflective listening means to repeat back what you hear to encourage the individual to share more about what they are feeling

True

Residents have the right to state and have control of their end of life care decision

True

Short, simple prompts should be used to communicate procedure steps

True

Substance abuse disorder require in patient treatment most of the time

True

Taking and posting a photo of a resident kissing another resident is considered abuse.

True

The care plan will indicate how much transfer assistance is required including number of caregivers and assistive devices used

True

The goal of exercise is to increase strength, build muscle, improve balance, and improve overall health and well being

True

The intention of rang in motion activities is to increase or maintain the mobility and function of a joint

True

The lack of blood circulation in the body can lead to skin breakdown

True

There have been numerous reports of injuries and death from a bed rail

True

To support someone with depression, encourage the individual to participate in social activities

True

Transfer belt usage is critical to protect the safety of the caregiver and individual you're assisting

True

A goal of repositioning is to minimize the risk of skin irritation or breakdown

True

Walking is a common and good form of exercise

True

A healthy diet, exercise, and rest are common non pharmacological intervention for those with mental disorders

True

A pillow may be placed under the calves of a person lying in a bed to keep their heels and feet off the bed

True

ARROM occurs when the individual can perform the motion or activity with you

True

All residents in your facility are considered vulnerable adults

True

Animal therapy can reduce stress for someone with PTSD

True

As a employee, it is your role to honor the residents rights

True

Behavioral health encompasses an individuals whole emotional and mental well being which includes prevention and treatment

True

Clients and their representatives should be involved in making the decision to use a bed rail

True

Common events associated with PTSD include war, rape, molestation, and sexual abuse

True

Empathy is a good intervention for someone with an anxiety disorder

True

Facilities are required to have an abuse prevention plan

True

Flexion means to bend a limb or joint

True

If a person that you are helping to reposition become rigid or reports pain, alert the nurse

True

When an individual experiences a trigger, they will likely be angry or sad if they have PTSD

True

Using good body mechanics only protects the individual you're assisting

False

Residents should make arrangements to receive mail and packages at an alternative address, other than the facility.

Flase

Which of the following are alternatives to using a bed rail?

Bed trapeze Vertical pole installation Floor mat next to the bed

When assisting with a transfer, the goal is to prepare the individual to get into the launch position

True

A transfer belt should be placed loosely around a persons waist

False

Abuse is not prevented

False

Bi polar disorder and Schizophrenia are the same

False

Congestive heart failure is a common mental disorder

False

During range of motion tasks, limb should be moved quickly

False

Eating disorder only impact teenagers

False

Employees may take photographs of residents and post on social media provided that the employees is a friend of the residents family even if the photo is demeaning?

False

If I observe a bed rail in usage that was not previously installed, I do. Not need to report it as it was requested by the client.

False

If a person is slouching in their chair, it's okay to leave them in this position as it may be the most comfortable for them

False

If an employee had a reasonable suspicion that a crime was committed where serious bodily injury occurred, a report must be made within 24 hours of discovery

False

If someone in your care had a diagnosis of PTSD, it's best to force them to talk about the incidents that led to the trauma

False

If you know someone had an eating disorder, it is best to offer comments

False

It is recommended that individuals be repositioned every 8 hours of bedridden

False

Knowing which activities that may trigger a bi polar episode does not add much value for the overall treatment plan

False

Massage therapy and meditation are good non pharmacological intervention for someone with Schizophrenia

False

PROM is a common type of range of motion

False

PTSD can happen when an individual is exposed to an event that causes physical trauma

False

Personality disorder are most effectively treated with medication

False

Red areas on the skin do not need to be reported to the nurse

False

Residents do not have the right to file a complaint

False

Residents may be asked to waive their rights if those rights do it align with the organization's policies and procedures.

False

SAD is a disorder where individuals are very down or low

False

Suspected maltreatment must be reported by a supervisor but not required to be reported by all employees.

False

The goal of behavioral health care is to reach and maintain the lowest level of well being that the individual is able to achieve

False

There are no risks of using a bed rail

False

Which of the following is a residents right?

Participate in the development of the care plan Use a bed rail for mobility Sleep in until noon Have a visitor at midnight

If an employee feels that a resident right is being violated, report it immediately so that an investigation can be completed.

True

Individual care plans will have information about each individual with specific and unique interventions to that person

True

It is my role to observe and report any issues or concerns with the bed rail

True

Knowing the resident and implementing person centered care may lead to the identification of abuse.

True

Exhibit the following is a resident rights

Right to share a room with a spouse Equal access to care regardless of diagnosis Ability to make a guardian

Which of the following are interventions that can lead to abuse prevention

Seek help Share information with team member Recognize signs of burnout Healthy lifestyle

When possible, allow the individual to use as much of their own strength as possible

True