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DO NOT WRITE ON TEST 4. A client is set and crying over the recent death -) Tell her not to cry because it will mak e b) Close the door and leave the cit y wione c) Take the client to an activity to help a d) Sit with the client and other to talk about n d 42. Respirations are best count: a) After telling the resident what you plan to do b) While the resident is talking c) without letting the resident know d) While the resident is eating 43. If a nursing assistant feels it is unsafe to move a resident one, beshe must a) Find co-worker to help b) Move the resident anyway because everyone else is probably busy c) Refuse to move the resident d) Ask the resident what to do e 44. Principles of good body mechanics which the CNA should observe for herself hims a) When lifting heavy objects hold them out, away from the body b) Use arm and leg muscles instead of back for lifting Ac) Lift and twist body at same time d) Lift heavy objects rather than pushing or pulling them 45. The most common place to take a pulseis: a) Wrist/radial b) Behind knee/popliteal c) Over the heart/apical d) Neck/carotid 46. The pulse of a male resident is 72; you quickly realize: a) This is too fast and must be reported b) This is too slow and must be reported c) This is about average for an adult 47. Hypertension is: a) A stressful way of life b) Caused by underweight c) High blood pressure d) Treated by restricting activity and encouraging bed rest OT WRITE ON TEST

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41.D it will help her to vent out the feelings

42.C if the resident is aware that the breaths are counted, it affects the frequency of respiration

43.A if a nurse found that she is not able to lift the resident alone, she must take the help of a coworker rather than avoiding the lifting of asking the resident what to do

44.B it prevents back ache

45.A Radial is the most accessible and comfortable site for assessing pulse.

46.C The normal pulse rate of an adult is 60-100 beats/min

47.C Hypertension is a condition where the blood pressure is higher than normal