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rehabilitation center
documentation is a legal record.
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documentation is a legal record.
False
True
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rehabilitation center
needles that are reachable
give some meds to knock them out so u dont deal with them
tables that have nothing to touch
drug addiction, alcohol addiction, mental disorder
3
Rehabilitation and restorative care focus on
the person’s disabilities.
what the person cannot do.
the person’s rights.
the whole person.
4
What does an Occupational Therapist Assistant do?
All of the above
Work with children to the elderly
Helps the patient complete necessary everyday tasks
Gives patients exercises that improve coordination
5
The graphic sheet is used to record measurements and observations made every
3-4 times a day
end of the day
Shift
time the person wakes up
6
Which of the following are Primary Prevention strategies?
Flu shot
Blood pressure medicine
Nursing home care
Physical therapy after knee surgery
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Who writes a nursing diagnosis?
Nurse
Patient Family
CNA
Doctor
8
As a PSW you have an important role to help clients to take care of their legs and feet.
False
True
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Which scenario best describes Respite Care?
Aged person is provided access to medical equipment at home
Nurse from Home Care regularly visits an aged person’s home
Home is modified to accomodate an aged person’s disability
An aged person has temporary accommodation in a nursing home
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A physiotherapist helps patients with broken legs
True
False
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Making subjective and objective observations is apart of the PSW role?
Nurses supervise what can be observed.
Yes
Absolutely not
It can only be delegated
12
The founder of nursing
Betty Johnson
Florence Nightingale
Marie Curie
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To be defined as someone with disability in Ontario you must have...
All of the above
mental, physical impairments
restrictions to care for self
restrictions of ability to work
14
Which role is unregulated?
Respiratory Therapist
Pharmacist
Registered Nurse
Personal Support Worker
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The care plan is:
a document that the care and services provided
a list of the clients medication
a list of the activities the client will be participating in
a document with the physician's orders
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What does the diagnosis step of the nursing process involve?
Getting information about the resident and reviewing it
Putting the care plan into action
Identifying health problems and resident needs
Deciding if goals were met
17
Suspects child abuse; what should the PSW do?
Consult with her supervisor and then go to the authorities
Report it directly to child protection authorities in her area
Not get involved, as it is not part of Jan’s role
Report it to her supervisor
18
Subacute Care Facility
theportion of careunder a physician's direction
a branch of health care where a patient receives active
full inpatient care made 4 someone who has an acute illness
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When does the discharge planning process begin?
At the beginning of the arrival/admissions
At the very end
Never
20
What is subjective data?
Fact-based information which is measurable and usable
Part of the systematic process of Quantitative research
The time it takes for Fulham to score their first goal
Data based on personal opinion which is less measurable
21
How does the Physiotherapist support those who suffer from Downs
Give them medicine
Help strengthen muscles
Be their friend
Teach them how to do back massages
22
Respite care provides temporary relief for carers and family. The benefits of this are:
It allows carers to have time off from their caring duties
It is temporary
It can prevent burn out , fatigue and stress for carers.
all of the above
23
Hospice care provides
palliative care
nursing care
good care
prophylactic care
24
The purpose of a long term facility is to:
Provide emergency care for the elderly
Provide surgical care for the elderly
Provide care for whom cannot care for themselves at home
Keep elderly people together and away from others
25
Graphic sheet includes
vital signs, weight, I & O, bowel movement, and doctor's visits
doctor visits, blood pressure, wight, and vital signs
vital signs and weight
26
When planning care for a client of a different cultural background, the nurse should
Speak slowly to ensure clear communication & understanding
Allow family members to provide basic care during stay
Identify how cultural variations may affect health problem
Attempt to explain how the pt can adapt to the hospital
27
____________ is a synonym for rehabilitation.
recovery
record
release
28
Nursing centers provide care to persons
who have the insurance to pay for care at the center
who can take care of themselves
who require continuous care
who need rides to doctors appointments
29
What is primary prevention?
Reducing / removing risks
The Yes as an answer
Someone offering Drugs
30
The diagnosis step of the nursing process involves
Putting the care plan into action
Deciding if goals were met
Getting information about the resident and reviewing it
Identifying health problems and resident needs
31
D.I.P.P.S. stands for
Dignity, Independence, Preference, Privacy, and Safety
Dignity, Independence, Preference, Peace and Safety
Dignity, Independence, Postioning, Privacy, and Safety
Dignity, Independence, Preference, Problem solving, Safety
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Rehabilitation centers
the treatment of disease, injury, or deformity
a facility providing therapy and training for rehabilitation
condition of being addicted to a particular thing
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When does care planning begin with a client?
Day before discharge
First client contact
After discharge
During hospital stay
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A dietician can help you _______________________
lose weight
get fit
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What does a physiotherapist address with a patient?
All of these
Social health
Mental health
Physical health
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The first step in the nursing process is planning
false
true
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Subjective or objective data: The patient's room is cluttered
Subjective
Objective
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What does an Occupational therapist do?
Treat people through therapeutic use of everyday activities
Deal with sports
Make sure person is safe
Deal with elderly people
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The nursing care plan is:
a written guideline for implementation and evaluation
a tool to set goals and project outcomes
a documentation of client care
a projection of potential alteration of client's behaviour
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define palliative care
relieving/reducing the intensity of uncomfortable symptoms
the support and care given during the time surrounding death
care after the body after death
a document stating a person's wishes before death
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What is the job of a Physiotherapist?
To give patients medication
To be boring
Maintain health for people of all ages
Personal nurses to patients
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Rehabilitation or Restorative care helps a person return to the highest possible level of function?
False
True
43
Things that can help a PSW with time management are:
All of the above
Adequate rest
Prioritizing/Organizing
Keeping a calendar
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What is a Holistic Needs Assessment?
A care plan constructed by the practitioner
Formal documentation of care plans that are meaningful and individualised
A care plan assessing the physical needs of the person
Documentation suggesting which single treatment is best for the individual.
45
Occupational Therapist
OT
TO
OTP
OCCT
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Subjective or objective data: The patient says his foot hurts
Subjective
Objective
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What is meant by respite care?
Emergency care
Short term care to give families a break
Permanent care
Long term care
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What are the 4 broad categories of a Disability as defined by the DDA?
physical, cognitive, sensory, social media
physical, cognitive, sensory, social/emotional
physical, cognitive, sensory, spiritual
physical, cognitive, sensory, socio-economic
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Disability is defined as..?
all of the above
the presence in the body of organisms causing disease
total or partial loss of the person's bodily or mental functions
the malfunction or disfigurement of a person's body
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The PSW's role includes:
All of the above
Listening and communicating
Documenting & Reporting
Adhering to a care plan
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The planning step of the nursing process involves
Getting information about the resident and reviewing it
Identifying health problems and resident needs
Setting goals and creating a care plan
Putting the care plan into action
52
Personal care ...
Involves picking outfits for a service user
Involves prescribing medication to a service users
Is only provided in a residential care home
Involves providing meals, bathing, and using the toilet
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The goal of palliative care is to:
Improve quality of life for people facing serious illness.
Prepare patients to die.
Prevent from putting patients into hospice care.
Prevent the need for respite care.
54
What are the elements of this holistic approach to mental health?
Biological, Psychological, Situational
Biological, Psychological, Social
Biographical, Psychological, Social
Biological, Physiological, Social
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What is the role of a dietician?
Can help with medical conditions
All of the above.
To help reduce gluten allergies.
Help patients create specialized dietary plans.
56
Define palliative care.
Caring for the terminally ill
All of the above
Caring for the terminally ill and their family
Caring the elderly patients
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role of dietician is to assess the patients nutritional needs and develop food plans
False
True
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As a nursing assistant, you can
Take verbal and telephone orders from physicians
Give drugs and insert tubes into body openings
Discuss the person's diagnosis with the family
Report changes in the person's condition to the nurse
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You must only do ROM according to the directions in the care plan
True
False
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Subjective or objective data: The dietician says the patient is underweight
Objective
Subjective
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Subjective data includes:
Blood Pressure
Pain Level
Heart Rate
Height
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Which of the following is not a step in the planning process for a nurse manager?
Converting the plan into an action statement
Coordinating the work to be done
Establishing objectives
Evaluate the present situation
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Which nursing diagnosis is of high priority
Risk for aspiration
Self-care deficit
Functional urinary incontinence
Impaired physical mobility
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Restorative Care
assists terminally ill patients
helps those with a disability
assists the resident to return to his full potential
psychosocial care
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Nursing process requires Assessing, Analyzing, planning, Implementing and
Evaluating
Cathering data
Communicating
Thinking
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what is an example of subjective data?
"Blood pressure 120/80"
"high fever of 101.1"
"red in the face"
"My tooth hurts"
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Nursing diagnosis includes:
Description of disease
Description of illness
Statement of client health status
Description of injury
68
What is the primary purpose of an incident report?
Basis for disciplinary action
Basis for staff evaluation
Means of identifying risks
Format for audiotaped report
69
Hospice care focuses on
Providing life saving care
The physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs of a person
Curing a patient
Ensuring the highest level of function is restored
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When do you write an incident report?
Every incident
Never
Once in a while
Only when told so
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The focus of restorative care is:
to help individuals learn to walk on stilts
to help individuals return to the previous level of function
to help individuals learn to cook for themselves
to help individuals be rich and famous
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The Medical Record Is a....
not a permanent document
Federal document
Legal and permanent document
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Who needs long term care the most?
Older People
All of the above
People that are in danger of chronic illnesses
74
Flow sheets are
sheets recording measurements and observations
sheets recording I & O
sheets recording medications
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What is objective data?
opinion-based, data gained by interviews or surveys
data collected for the purpose of market research
fact-based, unemotional data obtained by measurement
data collected for the purpose of completing an objective
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A dietician: is a person whose job is to give people beauty treatment.
False
True
