If the temperature in the unit needs adjusting, what should you do?

Inform your supervisor about the temperature issue.

When assisting with shampooing a resident’s hair, what is the best approach?

Ask the resident about their preferences and make them comfortable.

When assisting a resident with ambulation using a transfer/safety belt, what should you do?

Ensure the belt is secure and assist the resident slowly to avoid falls.

What should you do when communicating the need for changes in a care plan?

Notify your supervisor and team about the necessary changes.

When assisting with the use of a wheelchair, what is your primary responsibility?

Make sure the wheelchair is secure and assist the resident slowly.

What should you do when accessing the list of emergency telephone numbers for a nursing unit?

Ensure list is easily accessible in case of emergencies (@nursing station)

When assisting a resident in using a wheelchair, what is your primary responsibility?

Ensure wheelchair is in working order & assist the resident safely into it

How should you assist a resident with active or passive range-of-motion exercises?

Move resident’s joints gently to improve flexibility& prevent stiffness

How should you communicate with a resident who has a hearing disorder?

Use written communication or a hearing aid if available.

When assisting with feeding a resident, what is most important?

Use proper positioning, & monitor for choking

How can you provide emotional support for a resident and their family?

Listen to concerns, offer comfort, and involve family members in decisions.

What should you do when reinforcing instructions from other healthcare professionals to a resident and their family?

Repeat the instructions exactly as provided, ensuring clarity.

When caring for a resident with a fever, what should you do?

Provide fluids and monitor the resident’s temperature regularly.

. How should you assist with the unit discharge procedure?

Ensure resident’s personal belongings are packed and assist with paperwork.

When measuring and recording vital signs such as TPR and BP, what is the most important thing to remember?

Record readings accurately and report abnormalities immediately.

When assisting with shaving a resident, what should you do?

Ask the resident how they would like to be shaved and proceed accordingly.

What is the most important action when following instructions for assisting a resident with burns?

Rinse the burn with cool water and alert licensed staff.

When observing and reporting a resident’s level of orientation, what should you look for?

Whether the resident is able to recall their name, place, and time.

What should you do when assisting with a therapeutic bath or whirlpool treatment?

Ensure the water temperature is comfortable and safe for the resident.

How should you assist a resident with oral hygiene?

Offer assistance based on the resident's preferences and abilities.

How should you assist a resident in performing oral hygiene?

Offer assistance based on the resident's preferences and needs.

When cleaning a resident’s skin during personal care, what should you ensure?

Be gentle to avoid skin irritation and monitor for signs of pressure sores.

How should you care for a resident with a fever?

Provide fluids and monitor the temperature regularly.

When assisting with a resident’s bowel and bladder retraining, what is important?

Be consistent and patient, encouraging the resident through the process.

When accessing the list of emergency telephone numbers for a nursing unit, what is your primary responsibility?

Ensure the list is easily accessible for emergencies.

How should you apply Ted hose (compression stockings)?

Ensure they are applied without restricting circulation.

How should you assist a resident who is visually impaired?

Explain each step of the process and offer guidance.

How should you assist with the unit discharge procedure?

Ensure personal belongings are packed and assist with documentation.

What is the primary purpose of giving a resident a tepid bath?

To help lower an elevated body temperature

How should you apply Ted hose or compression stockings?

Ensure the stockings are applied properly to avoid restricting circulation.

How should you assist a resident with personal grooming (e.g., nail trimming, combing hair)?

Ask the resident about their preferences and assist them with patience.

When transferring a resident to a bedside commode, what is your responsibility?

Use a transfer/safety belt for support and safety during the transfer.

When reinforcing instructions from other healthcare professionals, what is most important?

Repeat the instructions clearly and check for understanding.

When measuring and recording temperature, pulse, respirations, and blood pressure, what is the most important aspect?

Record the measurements accurately and report any abnormalities immediately

How should you communicate with a resident who has a hearing disorder?

Use written communication, gestures, or a hearing aid if available.

When should you initiate CPR on a resident?

When the resident has no pulse and is not breathing

When assisting with ambulation using a transfer/safety belt, you should:

Ensure the belt is secure and assist the resident with balance.

When following safety, emergency, and disaster procedures, what should you do first?

Rescue any residents that are in immediate danger

When following licensed staff instructions for assisting a resident in shock, what is the first thing you should do?

Position the resident properly (elevate the legs) and maintain calm.

When assisting with hair care (e.g., shampooing), what is your responsibility?

Ask the resident about their preferences &ensure comfort during the process

. How should you assist a resident with oral hygiene if they have dentures?

Ensure dentures are cleaned properly and stored in a safe place.

When assisting a resident with body mechanics, what should you do?

Demonstrate proper lifting techniques and posture.

How should you assist a resident with limited English proficiency?

Use simple language and involve a translator if needed.

What should you do when assisting a resident with body mechanics?

Demonstrate proper posture and lifting techniques.

When communicating the need for changes in a care plan, which of the following should you do?

Communicate your observations to the supervisor for further evaluation.

studbud

State Review

45 termsStudBud Administration5 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards45 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 45

Answers

1
If the temperature in the unit needs adjusting, what should you do?
Inform your supervisor about the temperature issue.
Wait until the next scheduled meeting.
Ignore the issue if no one complains.
Make the adjustments yourself.
2
When assisting with shampooing a resident’s hair, what is the best approach?
Let the resident handle it no matter what
Ignore the resident’s preferences and proceed with the task.
Ask the resident about their preferences and make them comfortable.
Do it quickly to save time.
3
When assisting a resident with ambulation using a transfer/safety belt, what should you do?
Skip the safety belt if resident seems capable of walking independently
Stand too far from the resident to avoid touching them.
Ensure the belt is secure and assist the resident slowly to avoid falls.
Use the belt as a last resort if the resident requests assistance.
4
What should you do when communicating the need for changes in a care plan?
Wait until the next care plan review meeting.
Ignore minor changes in the plan.
Make the changes on your own.
Notify your supervisor and team about the necessary changes.
5
When assisting with the use of a wheelchair, what is your primary responsibility?
Let the resident maneuver the wheelchair independently.
Leave the resident to use the wheelchair without supervision.
Make sure the wheelchair is secure and assist the resident slowly.
Push the wheelchair quickly to save time.
6
What should you do when accessing the list of emergency telephone numbers for a nursing unit?
Keep the list stored in a secure location.
Memorize the numbers for faster access.
Ensure list is easily accessible in case of emergencies (@nursing station)
Share the list with anyone who asks for it.
7
When assisting a resident in using a wheelchair, what is your primary responsibility?
Ensure wheelchair is in working order & assist the resident safely into it
Allow the resident to use the wheelchair without assistance.
Push the wheelchair as quickly as possible to save time.
Lock the wheelchair only when the resident asks.
8
How should you assist a resident with active or passive range-of-motion exercises?
Perform exercises without considering the resident’s comfort.
Avoid range-of-motion exercises if the resident has pain.
Only perform exercises if the resident requests them.
Move resident’s joints gently to improve flexibility& prevent stiffness
9
How should you communicate with a resident who has a hearing disorder?
Only communicate with the resident’s family.
Speak louder and faster.
Use written communication or a hearing aid if available.
Wait for the resident to ask questions.
10
When assisting with feeding a resident, what is most important?
Feed them quickly so they finish on time.
Use proper positioning, & monitor for choking
Let the resident feed themselves even if they struggle.
Skip the feeding if the resident doesn’t ask for assistance.
11
How can you provide emotional support for a resident and their family?
Listen to concerns, offer comfort, and involve family members in decisions.
Encourage the family to handle all emotional issues on their own.
Only provide emotional support when asked by the family.
Avoid emotional discussions and focus only on medical care.
12
What should you do when reinforcing instructions from other healthcare professionals to a resident and their family?
Ignore the instructions if the resident doesn't seem to understand.
Skip the instructions if the family seems busy.
Add your own advice to the instructions.
Repeat the instructions exactly as provided, ensuring clarity.
13
When caring for a resident with a fever, what should you do?
Only give medication if the resident requests it.
Provide fluids and monitor the resident’s temperature regularly.
Ignore the fever if it’s not very high.
Assume the fever will resolve without intervention.
14
. How should you assist with the unit discharge procedure?
Ignore the discharge paperwork if it’s not part of your job.
Ensure resident’s personal belongings are packed and assist with paperwork.
Leave the discharge process to licensed staff only.
Escort the resident to the door without providing additional support.
15
When measuring and recording vital signs such as TPR and BP, what is the most important thing to remember?
Record readings accurately and report abnormalities immediately.
Ignore minor variations in vital signs.
Only document readings when asked.
Estimate the values if equipment is unavailable.
16
When assisting with shaving a resident, what should you do?
Avoid shaving the resident due to safety concerns.
Ask the resident how they would like to be shaved and proceed accordingly.
Shave quickly without asking the resident for preferences.
Only shave the resident if they request it
17
What is the most important action when following instructions for assisting a resident with burns?
Give pain medications as prescribed.
Rinse the burn with cool water and alert licensed staff.
Wrap the burn tightly in gauze.
Apply ointments and bandages immediately.
18
When observing and reporting a resident’s level of orientation, what should you look for?
Whether the resident is able to recall their name, place, and time.
Only whether the resident remembers their family members.
Whether the resident can walk independently.
Whether the resident is physically alert.
19
What should you do when assisting with a therapeutic bath or whirlpool treatment?
Skip the procedure if the resident is uncomfortable.
Ensure the water temperature is comfortable and safe for the resident.
Let the resident enter the tub alone.
Do not supervise the resident during the treatment.
20
How should you assist a resident with oral hygiene?
Only assist when the resident complains of discomfort.
Offer assistance based on the resident's preferences and abilities.
Skip oral hygiene if the resident is asleep.
Do it quickly, as the resident may not want to participate.
21
How should you assist a resident in performing oral hygiene?
Skip oral hygiene if the resident doesn’t feel like it.
Only assist with oral hygiene if the resident requests help.
Allow the resident to perform it themselves, regardless of their abilities.
Offer assistance based on the resident's preferences and needs.
22
When cleaning a resident’s skin during personal care, what should you ensure?
Be gentle to avoid skin irritation and monitor for signs of pressure sores.
Use hot water to clean the skin.
Use abrasive soaps to remove dirt.
Skip the cleaning if the resident does not ask for it.
23
How should you care for a resident with a fever?
Avoid providing any fluids.
Provide fluids and monitor the temperature regularly.
Ignore the fever unless the resident complains.
Give fever-reducing medication without checking the temperature.
24
When assisting with a resident’s bowel and bladder retraining, what is important?
Do not record progress or setbacks.
Only assist when the resident asks for help.
Ignore the resident’s discomfort if they are progressing.
Be consistent and patient, encouraging the resident through the process.
25
When accessing the list of emergency telephone numbers for a nursing unit, what is your primary responsibility?
Give it to the residents.
Keep it in a locked drawer.
Ensure the list is easily accessible for emergencies.
Memorize the numbers.
26
How should you apply Ted hose (compression stockings)?
Skip applying them if the resident is not in bed.
Ensure they are applied without restricting circulation.
Apply them tightly to prevent discomfort.
Apply them only when the resident asks.
27
How should you assist a resident who is visually impaired?
Explain each step of the process and offer guidance.
Walk them to the destination without explaining anything.
Let the resident navigate on their own.
Ignore the impairment and proceed with the task.
28
How should you assist with the unit discharge procedure?
Ensure personal belongings are packed and assist with documentation.
Only assist if the resident asks for help.
Leave the paperwork to licensed staff.
Escort the resident to the door without assistance.
29
What is the primary purpose of giving a resident a tepid bath?
To help lower an elevated body temperature
To cleanse the skin thoroughly
To prepare the resident for sleep
To relieve joint pain
30
How should you apply Ted hose or compression stockings?
Ensure the stockings are applied properly to avoid restricting circulation.
Only apply stockings if the resident is bedbound.
Apply the stockings tightly to avoid discomfort.
Apply the stockings only when the resident asks for them.
31
How should you assist a resident with personal grooming (e.g., nail trimming, combing hair)?
Ask the resident about their preferences and assist them with patience.
Perform the task quickly, without asking for the resident’s input.
Avoid assisting with grooming if the resident can do it themselves.
Only assist if the resident is unable to perform the task.
32
When transferring a resident to a bedside commode, what is your responsibility?
Use a transfer/safety belt for support and safety during the transfer.
Allow the resident to transfer themselves if they feel capable.
Leave the resident to transfer themselves without supervision.
Skip the transfer if the resident feels uncomfortable.
33
When reinforcing instructions from other healthcare professionals, what is most important?
Provide additional advice not included in the instructions.
Repeat the instructions clearly and check for understanding.
Only communicate changes to the resident's family.
Skip the instructions if the family is busy.
34
When measuring and recording temperature, pulse, respirations, and blood pressure, what is the most important aspect?
Do not record unless asked by a licensed nurse.
Only document the readings when the resident asks for them.
Estimate the measurements if equipment is unavailable.
Record the measurements accurately and report any abnormalities immediately
35
How should you communicate with a resident who has a hearing disorder?
Speak loudly.
Only speak to their family members.
Ignore their communication needs.
Use written communication, gestures, or a hearing aid if available.
36
When should you initiate CPR on a resident?
When the resident complains of chest pain
When the resident is choking but still coughing
When the resident has no pulse and is not breathing
When the resident is breathing but unresponsive
37
When assisting with ambulation using a transfer/safety belt, you should:
Ensure the belt is secure and assist the resident with balance.
Walk far ahead of the resident to lead them.
Let the resident walk without assistance.
Avoid using a safety belt to preserve resident dignity.
38
When following safety, emergency, and disaster procedures, what should you do first?
Gather emergency equipment.
Call emergency services.
Evacuate all residents.
Rescue any residents that are in immediate danger
39
When following licensed staff instructions for assisting a resident in shock, what is the first thing you should do?
Provide pain relief.
Administer oxygen.
Call the family.
Position the resident properly (elevate the legs) and maintain calm.
40
When assisting with hair care (e.g., shampooing), what is your responsibility?
Shampoo the hair quickly to save time.
Shampoo the resident’s hair without asking them.
Ignore any special hair care needs the resident has.
Ask the resident about their preferences &ensure comfort during the process
41
. How should you assist a resident with oral hygiene if they have dentures?
Clean the dentures with hot water.
Ignore the dentures if the resident isn’t using them.
Give the resident the dentures to clean on their own.
Ensure dentures are cleaned properly and stored in a safe place.
42
When assisting a resident with body mechanics, what should you do?
Avoid assisting with lifting.
Demonstrate proper lifting techniques and posture.
Use improper techniques to save time.
Ignore body mechanics if the resident can move themselves.
43
How should you assist a resident with limited English proficiency?
Speak louder.
Use simple language and involve a translator if needed.
Only communicate in writing.
Assume they understand everything.
44
What should you do when assisting a resident with body mechanics?
Use inappropriate lifting techniques to save time.
Demonstrate proper posture and lifting techniques.
Ignore body mechanics if the resident can lift themselves.
Avoid assisting the resident with any lifting.
45
When communicating the need for changes in a care plan, which of the following should you do?
Communicate your observations to the supervisor for further evaluation.
Ignore any minor changes in the care plan.
Wait until the care plan is updated to make any changes.
Implement changes without approval.

State Review Flashcards | StudBud