Question

21 6Conghing 17uity breath 18chy arm Labeling Looking at the diogram, list exomples of obneva tions using each semse Smell Hearing 7. Explain objective and subjective information and describe how to observe and report accurately Touch: Short Answer For each of the following, decide whether it is an objective observation (you can see, hear, smell, or touch it) or a subjective observation (the resident8. Explain how to communicate with shyt a), W'rite O for objctiv andS other team members for subjective 1. Skin rash 2. Crying Multiple Choice 1. When giving information about a resident to 3. Rapid pulse 4. Headache other members of the care team, a nursing assistant should (A) Use a code name to discuss the rsident 5. Nausea in front of other residents (B) Make a possible diagnosis of the resi- 6. Vomiting 7. Swelling 8. Cloudy urine 9. Wheezing 10Feeling sad 11. Red area on skirn dent's condition (C) Share information with anyone who asks about the resident's condition (D) Make sure that she respects the resi- dent's right to privacy One health professional who is able to give a resident's family and friends information about any new diagnoses is an) (A) Nurse (B) Nursing assistant (C) Activities director (D) Music therapist 2. 12. Fever 13. Dizziness 14Chest pain 15.Toothache

Answer 1

objective information is information based on what yu see ,hear,touch or smell it is also called signs.

Subjective information is information collected from something that residents or their families reported to you and it may or may to be accurate it is also called symptoms

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1. O
2. O
3. O

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1. D,Keeping resident information confidential is one of the responsibility of the nursing assistant
2. 2A