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c. The person prefers to be placed in isolation d. The person wants to die. 92. Everything in the resident's records is a. confidential b. public record c. available for anyone who asks d. available only to the resident's family "I am sure you will be better soon." d. "am here if you need me." 82. A person who is dying usually prefers To be alone. For visitors to tip-toe and whisper. a. b To be in a dark room. To have privacy with loved ones 83. Which of the following is the correct posture for a resident who is short of breath? Elevate the foot of the bed Elevate the head of the bed. Withdraw all fluids. d. 93. Which of the following statements is true of residents in a sub acute setting? a. a. They need a higher level of care than other residents. c. d. Force fluids b. They need less care than other residents. c. The cost for their care is higher than a hospital 's costs d. They need less observation than other residents 94. What information is found on diet cards? a. Infection control procedures b. Food allergies and resident likes and dislikes c. Care team members' names d. Advance directives 95. Blood pressu re is measured using a 84. Which statement is correct about an unconscious resident? The person cannot hear you. b a The person may be able to hear you. The person can only hear loud noises. The person may be faking unconsciousness. d. 85. When does postmortem care begin? At the first sign of approaching death. At the funeral home. a. As soon as the person is pronounced dead. d. After the family views the body 86. Whic' of the following is NOTa sign of approaching death? Warm hands and feet b. Gurgling sounds in the throat. Cyanosis d. Difficulty in breathing 87. Which of the following is appropriate care after death? Provide respect and privacy Place the body in normal alignment. Bath the body d. All of the above. c. a. Thermometer b. Watch c. Finger d. Sphygmomanometer 96. Which of the following is helpful for a resident who has had a heart attack? a. a. Smoking b. High-fat diet c. Regular exercise d. Cold temperatures c. 97. One way for a nursing assistant to help a resident with Alzheimer's disease with eating is to: a. Put a few types of food on the plate at the same time b. Use dishes without a pattern and a simple place setting c.Withhold fluids a. b 88. What is the purpose of a professional assessment? d. Serve steaming hot foods and drinks To help determine a plan of care To help determine HHA's role in the care plan. To help the HHA and the family understand the HHA's role All of the above a. b. 98. How many cubic centimeters equals one ounce? C. a. 40 b. 30 c. 60 d. 20 99. Hospice is the term for care given to d. 89. The medical abbreviation for "before meals" is a. a.c b. р.с. c. b.m d. p.o. 90. The redical abbreviation for "p.r.n." stands for a. Cancer patients b. Residents with developmental disabilities c. Elderly residents d. Dying residents as desired b. immediately c. when necessary d. patient really needs 91. Which behavior is typical fora dying person in the acceptance stage? a. The person is resigned to the fact that death is inevitable. b. The person wants to be left alone. a. 100 What should you do when you suspect the resident has been abused? Tell the family b. a. Report to charge nurse/supervisor or tell the nurse about your suspicion Mind your business C. d Ask the resident if he or she has been abused

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82. d. To have privacy with loved ones

Reason: Because they like to talk with their loved ones.

83.b elevate the head of the bed

Reason: It helps to increase lung expansion and reduce breathing difficulty.

84.b. The person may be able to hear you

85.d. After the family views the body.