Question

94. Mr. Norwood's care plan states that he woods to to drink more fluids by Saying Your mouth de d ering inss of B. Asking Mr. Norwood to completel & she Telling Mr. Narwood that he will stranger if he din Facing a mini N o m where he 100. Mr. Young, begin to that he needs to increase bis id intake The CNA can "cue the resident offering a glass of liquid that Mr. Norwood prefers 95. Mrs. West is a resident who has mild de stronger if he drinks enough liquid m where he can see it cecomes more who has mild dementia. During the late afternoon or early evening, she frequently creased when sed when Mrs. West and restless. The CNA understands that this sundowning“ behavior is often A Eats too much B. Needs to see her family C. Is tired D. Needs to take more medication 96. The C.N.A hears the nurse talking about an "MDS form. calls the nurse talking about MDS T ONA knows that the Minimum Data Set (MDS) form: A Contains information about the information about the needs and abilities for self care that will be used to make the resident's care plan B. Provides the monthly work schedule for each shift of the facility's care statt C. Shows that proper care was provided when at proper cure was provided when completed at the time the resident is dismissed from the adult care home D. Holds the record of the resident's personal possessions 97. Mr. Walters is a resident with advanced amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). He is unable to move himselt. While providing care for this resident, the CNA looks for early signs of pressure ulcer formation, such as A. Stomach discomfort after eating spicy food B. Reddened skin over the sacrum C. Numbness of the feet D. Loss of joint strength and flexibility 98. The nurse assistant has been instructed to provide range of motion exercises to a resident. The range of motion exercises calls for repeated pronation and supination 5 to 6 times for each arm. The nurse assistant should instruct the resident to: A. Bend the arm so that the same-side shoulder is touched and hold position for 30 seconds B. Move the straightened arm up away from the side of the resident's body and then back down to the side C. Move the arm in front of the body and then move the arm to the back of the body D. Hold the arm straight and turn the hand so the palm is down, then turn the hand so the palm is up 99. Miss Norton, a resident who has multiple sclerosis, has increasing weakness of her arms and legs. Which o the following statements shows that the C.N.A includes restorative measures while assisting Miss Norton a mealtime? A. The C.N.A feeds Miss Norton in her room B. The C.N.A sets up Miss Norton's plate and cup so that she can handle it C. A large bib is placed over Miss Norton's clothing to protect it from spills D. The C.N.A wears gloves while feeding Miss Norton

Answer 1

94. Option A asking the patient to drink water since the mouth looks dry. This can be understood by the patient and will feel the importance of getting hydrated

95. Sundowning behaviour is increases when the patient is tired, fatigue. At such times CNA should plan activities during the day and avoid late day confusion. Keep night light on to reduce agitation.limit day time napping.

96. MDS is minimum data set which comprises of information about the clients need and abilities for self care that will be used to plan residents care.

97. Reddened skin over sacrum is a sign of pressure ulcer formation. This is due to immobility that has cause patient to initiate the process of ulcer formation.

98 . The nurse assistant should ask the patient to hold the arm straight and turn the hand so that the palm is down , and then turn the hand so that the palm is up.

Supination is palm facing upwards and pronation is palm facing downwards.

Option A is the process of flexion.

Option B is adduction and abduction respectively.

Option C is hyperextension.

Correct answer is option D as described in brief.

99. The CNA sets up the miss norton plate and cup so that she can handle it.multiple sclerosis is a condition in which immune system destroys the nerve cells causing tingling and numbness in extremities initially followed by fatigue , vision changes, etc. Since patient is a case of multiple sclerosis weakness and fatigue is expected hence needs to be assisted in each and every activity.