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47. When ambulating, all residents should be The sputum is expectorated directly into specimen container d. C. encouraged to use Canes Walkers Crutches Hand rails You are admitting a resident to your facility. The resident seems to be in pain. You should Notify the nurse immediately At least collect the identifying information. Ask the resident to describe the pain and give its specific location d. Complete the admission checklist so that as much as possible is known about the resident Have the resident use mouthwash before a. collecting the specimen 55. A sputum specimen consists of secretions collection C. d from The stomach A surgical wound. The salivary glands The lungs, trachea and bronchi. Physical rehabilitation begins with the prevention of Illness and injury. b. Loss of self-esteem. Anger, frustration, and depression. Contractures, pressure sores, bowel and bladder problems 48 a. b. C. a. d. b. 56. C a. c. d. 49. While admitting a new resident, you notice he is restless, agitated and wandering. You should ace the resident in a chair and secure each arm with a restraint b. Tell the resident to stay in the room while you go get the nurse Put the resident in bed with the side rails up and then go get the nurse. d. 57. A major goal of rehabilitation is a. For the person to return to their job. To restore the person to their prior level of health To help the person regain their strength and independence d. a. b. C. C. To completely restore the person to their prior level of health. Ask the family or another nursing assistant to stay with the resident while you go to report this behavior to the nurse 58. A prosthesis is A self-help device b. A method of rehabilitation. An artificial replacement for a missing body part. d. A solid medication that melts at body temperature 50. You are to transfer a resident, which should you do FIRST? Transfer the resident to a wheelchair. a. c. a. Explain to the resident what you are going to do. Collect the resident's personal belongings and bedside equipment b C. 59. Which of the following is not a warning sign of cancer? Painful, swollen joints b. A sore that does not heal c. Nagging cough or hoarseness d. Unusual bleeding or discharge from body opening Check with the nurse to determine where the d. resident will be going. A resident tells you that he is going to leave the facility and go home. There is no discharge order What should you do? Call the physician Tell the nurse immediately. Begin the discharge procedure d. pply a jacket restraint or wrist and ankle restraints a 51. a. 60. A malignant tumor is b. A new growth of abnormal cells. a. The spread of cancer to other parts of the body. b. A tumor that grows slowly within a localized area C. 52. A resident has an IV infusion. You should Change the tubing daily b. Add a new bottle if necessary c. Regulate the flow rate with the pump. d. See if the fluid is dripping in the drip chamber 53. When oxygen is being used, it is most important to follow the rules related to Fire safety Suctioning Medical asepsis Intravenous therapy A tumor that grows rapidly and invades other tissues. a. 61. A resident with rheumatoid arthritis needs lots of rest. You have received the following instructions Which should you question? The resident is to be on absolute bed rest. Position the resident in good body alignment. Perform range of motion exercises to all joints Turn and reposition the resident every two hours a b a. C. d C. 62. A resident has a cast on his right leg. His toes on the cast extremity appear pale. You know that this is probably the result of Pain Infection d. 54. Which of the following statements about collecting a sputum specimen is FALSE? Provide for the resident's privacy. An early morning specimen is best a. a. b nerve Pressure on C.

Answer 1

47. B. Walkers

Reason: It provides better support while walking

48.c. Ask the resident to describe the pain and give its specific location.

Reason: To get better understanding about the pain and its helps to provide good treatment.

49.d. Ask the family or another nursing assistants to stay with the resident while you go to report this behavior to the nurse.

Reason: There is a chance of unexpected behavior from the resident.so keep the resident safe and calm while you leaving from the room.

50. b. Explain to the resident what you are going to do

Reason: It helps to reduce anxiety and gets better cooperation from resident.