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TEST BANK FOR THE NURSING ASSISTANT ACUTE AND LONG TERM CARE 6TH EDITION PULLIAM VERIFIE, Exams of Health sciences

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TEST BANK FOR THE NURSING ASSISTANT ACUTE AND LONG TERM CARE 6TH EDITION PULLIAM VERIFIED CHAPTERS 1-24 COMPLETE NEWEST VERSION QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS TEST BANK FOR THE NURSING ASSISTANT ACUTE AND LONG TERM CARE 6TH EDITION PULLIAM VERIFIED CHAPTERS 1-24 COMPLETE NEWEST VERSION QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS TEST BANK FOR THE NURSING ASSISTANT ACUTE AND LONG TERM CARE 6TH EDITION PULLIAM VERIFIED CHAPTERS 1-24 COMPLETE NEWEST VERSION QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS

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TEST BANK FOR THE NURSING ASSISTANT
ACUTE AND LONG TERM CARE 6TH EDITION
PULLIAM VERIFIED CHAPTERS 1-24
COMPLETE NEWEST VERSION QUESTIONS
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
Chapter 1 Introduction to Health Care
1) A nursing assistant could apply for employment at which of these health care organizations?
A)
A hospital
B)
A nursing home
C)
A home health agency
D)
Any of the above
ANSWER: D
Page Ref: 3−4
LO: 2. List and describe different types of health care facilities.
2) When a nursing assistant provides quality care to a patient, it is important that the care is
A)
Given according to the RN's cultural preferences.
B)
Given in the way that will cost the least.
C)
Culturally acceptable to the patient.
D)
Done as quickly as possible each day.
ANSWER: C
Page Ref: 3
LO: 1. Identify the purposes of health care facilities.
.
3) Ms. Janda is being discharged from the acute care hospital. She is still quite ill and requires
intravenous medications. She needs skilled nursing care. Which of the following facilities would
she be moved to?
A)
A long−term care facility
B)
A home health agency
C)
A rehabilitation facility
D)
A subacute care facility
ANSWER: D
Page Ref: 4
LO: 2. List and describe different types of health care facilities.
4) A nursing assistant is a key position on the health care team. The primary responsibility for
nursing assistants is to
A)
Assist the doctor by performing procedures.
B)
Supervise environmental services teams.
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TEST BANK FOR THE NURSING ASSISTANT

ACUTE AND LONG TERM CARE 6

TH

EDITION

PULLIAM VERIFIED CHAPTERS 1- 24

COMPLETE NEWEST VERSION QUESTIONS

WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS

Chapter 1 Introduction to Health Care

  1. A nursing assistant could apply for employment at which of these health care organizations? A) A hospital B) A nursing home C) A home health agency D) Any of the above ANSWER: D Page Ref: 3− LO: 2. List and describe different types of health care facilities.
  2. When a nursing assistant provides quality care to a patient, it is important that the care is A) Given according to the RN's cultural preferences. B) Given in the way that will cost the least. C) Culturally acceptable to the patient. D) Done as quickly as possible each day. ANSWER: C Page Ref: 3 LO: 1. Identify the purposes of health care facilities.
  1. Ms. Janda is being discharged from the acute care hospital. She is still quite ill and requires intravenous medications. She needs skilled nursing care. Which of the following facilities would she be moved to? A) A long−term care facility B) A home health agency C) A rehabilitation facility D) A subacute care facility ANSWER: D Page Ref: 4 LO: 2. List and describe different types of health care facilities.
  2. A nursing assistant is a key position on the health care team. The primary responsibility for nursing assistants is to A) Assist the doctor by performing procedures. B) Supervise environmental services teams.

C) Care for patients under the supervision of an RN. D) Schedule LPN staff on all shifts. ANSWER: C Page Ref: 6− LO: 3. Describe a typical organizational structure of a health care facility and explain how the nursing assistant fits into this structure.

  1. The patient's plan of care is important to the nursing assistant because A) It lists the steps of each procedure that should be done for that patient. B) It tells when the patient will be discharged or transferred to another facility. C) It contains detailed information about meeting each patient's needs. D) It monitors the quality of health care services provided. ANSWER: C Page Ref: 7 LO: 5. Explain what a care plan is and how it is used as a tool to provide patient−centered care.
  2. One very important aspect of a nursing assistant's job, no matter the health care setting, is to A) Monitor all staff for safety practices. B) Keep the facility as neat and clean as possible. C) Provide physical and emotional support to patients. D) Take over the care of assigned patients and do everything for them. ANSWER: C Page Ref: 8− LO: 6. List the main responsibilities of the nursing assistant.
  3. A responsibility of the nursing aWssWistWan.tTisBtoShMel.pWpaStients maintain or regain activities of daily living (ADLs). These activities include assisting with A) Eating. B) Dressing. C) Bathing. D) All of the above. ANSWER: D Page Ref: 4, 8 LO: 6. List the main responsibilities of the nursing assistant.
  4. In the primary nursing model A) One RN takes charge of planning and implementing care for a patient. B) Staff members are assigned specific tasks for patient care. C) Patients are cared for by the entire nursing team. D) Nursing assistants function independently. ANSWER: A Page Ref: 7 LO: 4. Describe the various ways nursing care can be organized and provided.
  1. Which program helps pay for health care provided to adults 65 years of age and older? A) Prospective payment B) Managed care C) Medicare D) Diagnosis−related groups ANSWER: C Page Ref: 3 LO: 2. List and describe different types of health care facilities. .

The Nursing Assistant: Acute, Subacute, and Long-Term Care, 6e (Pulliam) Chapter 2 The Nursing Assistant

  1. Which of the following tasks is NOT within the nursing assistant's scope of practice? A) Assisting patients with activities and mobility needs B) Performing sterile procedures and inserting tubes into the patient's body C) Attending to patients' physical comfort and mobility needs D) Taking vital signs and answering the call bell promptly ANSWER: B Page Ref: 13− LO: 1. List the duties of a nursing assistant.
  2. As a nursing assistant, you will assist patients with psychological comfort and social needs. How will you do this? A) Provide privacy and show respect. B) Prescribe treatments and medications. C) Provide psychological counseling. D) Transport patients and clean equipment. ANSWER: A Page Ref: 13 LO: 1. List the duties of a nursing aWsWsisWta.nTt. (^) BSM.WS
  3. You are working as a nursing assistant in a specialty hospital. Your supervisor asks you to do all of the following tasks. Which one would you tell your supervisor you cannot legally do? A) Take vital signs on two patients who have had surgery. B) Answer call lights for additional patients during lunch breaks. C) Help five patients with baths, dressing, and meals. D) Supervise the work of two new nursing assistants. ANSWER: D Page Ref: 13− LO: 1. List the duties of a nursing assistant.
  4. To become a certified nursing assistant, you must A) Pass a competency evaluation. B) Complete at least 75 hours of training. C) Complete at least 16 hours of practical training. D) Successfully do all of these things. ANSWER: D Page Ref: 17 LO: 2. Describe the training and education that nursing assistants must have.
  1. Maya took a CNA course three years ago and worked for six months. She quit working because she had a baby and stayed home to care for him. Now she is ready to go back to work. What does Maya have to do to be certified as a CNA again? A) Retake the training program and competency evaluation. B) Take several continuing education classes to catch up on new information. C) Call the Nursing Assistant Registry and have her name put on the list again. D) Work with a CNA for several weeks to refresh her knowledge. ANSWER: A Page Ref: 17 LO: 2. Describe the training and education that nursing assistants must have.
  2. A visitor asks you what is wrong with Mrs. DeRouge after she sees her leaving the physical therapy gym at your rehabilitation facility. What should you say? A) "Ask the physical therapist if you can see her chart." B) "You will have to talk to the doctor to get that information." C) "I don't know what is wrong with her, but she sure looks bad, doesn't she?" D) "I can't discuss confidential information about any resident." ANSWER: D Page Ref: 17− LO: 3. List the rights of patients and residents. .
  3. Which of the following is an example of behavior that is NOT ethical? A) Providing privacy during all personal care B) Performing only those tasks that are within your scope of practice C) Sharing information about a patient on social media D) Reporting accidents or errors to your supervisor immediately ANSWER: C Page Ref: 18 LO: 4. Explain what ethical behavior involves.
  4. A nursing assistant leaves the bed in a high position and forgets to give the patient the call light. The patient tries to get up to go to the bathroom and falls, causing an injury. The nursing assistant is guilty of A) False imprisonment. B) Negligence. C) Malpractice. D) Physical abuse. ANSWER: B Page Ref: 18 LO: 5. Identify the laws that affect nursing assistants.
  1. The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) of 1987 established standards for the certification of nursing assistants. This legislation requires nursing assistant training programs to cover which of the following subjects? A) Infection control B) Restorative care C) Safety and emergency procedures D) All of the above ANSWER: D Page Ref: 17 LO: 2. and 5. Describe the training and education that nursing assistants must have and identify the laws that affect nursing assistants.
  2. Mahmood is a new nursing assistant at a post−acute rehabilitation facility. On his second day on the job, he is asked by a RN to perform a procedure that he is not yet trained to do. Which is the following is his best response to the nurse? A) "I'm not yet trained in that procedure. Is there another way I can help until I learn?" B) "Sure. I don't know what I'm doing yet, but I'm willing to give it a try." C) "I can help you pass medications later if you help me do this procedure." D) "My scope of practice says that I cannot perform any procedures." ANSWER: A Page Ref: 21. LO: 7. Describe the principles of planning work assignments and establishing priorities.
  3. Working as a nursing assistant includes the responsibility of maintaining a professional appearance. This includes which of the following elements? A) Keeping fingernails clean and short B) Wearing an identification badge C) Keeping hair clean, neat, and pulled back D) All of the above ANSWER: D Page Ref: 20− LO: 8. Explain how and why nursing assistants should take care of their personal health and hygiene.

The Nursing Assistant: Acute, Subacute, and Long-Term Care, 6e (Pulliam) Chapter 3 Communication and Interpersonal Skills

  1. Which of the following is NOT an important interpersonal skill for a nursing assistant? A) Patience B) Empathy C) Tact D) Observation ANSWER: D Page Ref: 26 LO: 1. Describe the elements of communication and define and give examples of verbal and nonverbal communication.
  2. Which type of communication is often most powerful? A) Written B) Messaging C) Verbal D) Nonverbal ANSWER: D Page Ref: 26 LO: 1. Describe the elements of coWmWmWu.niTcaBtiSonMa.ndWdSefine and give examples of verbal and nonverbal communication.
  3. Amelie is a nursing assistant. Which of the following examples shows Amelie using good listening skills? A) Amelie nods and asks appropriate, respectful questions when a patient tells her about his concerns for his wife. B) Amelie says "Old people always complain about their bowels" to a patient's family member. C) Amelie interrupts a patient to explain why he cannot get out of bed when he desires. D) Amelie tells a patient "You're going to be just fine" when he worries about not feeling strong yet. ANSWER: A Page Ref: 26− LO: 2. Describe good listening skills.

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  1. Which of the following observations about a patient would be considered subjective data? A) Complaints of a headache B) A skin rash C) An irregular pulse D) A strong odor of urine ANSWER: A Page Ref: 30 LO: 5. List methods for observing patients.
  2. Ms. Sulentic was awake and talking with you after lunch. Now she keeps dozing off and her speech is slurred. Her words do not make much sense to you. What should you do? A) Ask the nurse if Ms. Sulentic has had a lot of medicine since lunch. B) Report the change in Ms. Sulentic's condition to your supervising nurse immediately. C) Get Ms. Sulentic some coffee to help her wake up and think more clearly. D) Assist Ms. Sulentic back to bed so she can rest. ANSWER: B Page Ref: 30 LO: 5. List methods for observing patients.
  3. As you come back from lunch, KWe e laWn , aTn o t (^) Sh e r (^) .n uWr s in g assistant, tells you that he ambulated Mr. Jacobs for you while you were gone. Keelan asks you to record it in Mr. Jacobs's flowchart for him while he goes to lunch. What will you do? A) Thank him and sign Keelan's name on the patient's flowchart. B) Ask Keelan to document his work before he leaves for lunch. C) Write that Mr. Jacobs was ambulated in the hall and sign your name. D) Have the RN document that Mr. Jacobs was ambulated by another nursing assistant. ANSWER: B Page Ref: 30− LO: 6. Describe what a patient's chart is, how it is used, and how you should record information on it.
  4. In the medical term gastroenteritis , which part of the word is the suffix? A) Gastritis B) −itis C) Gastro− D) Entero− ANSWER: B Page Ref: 33 LO: 7. Give examples of ways to learn medical terminology.
  1. In the medical term tachycardia , which part of the word is the prefix? A) Cardiac B) −ia C) Tachy− D) Cardia ANSWER: C Page Ref: 33 LO: 7. Give examples of ways to learn medical terminology.
  2. Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding communication? A) Clear verbal communication is important for a patient who has vision loss. B) A patient with cognitive impairment may have trouble communicating the patient's needs. C) The nursing assistant can communicate the same way with any patient, no matter the patient's age and life experiences. D) Observing a patient's body language will help the nursing assistant communicate more effectively. ANSWER: C Page Ref: 26− LO: 3. List guidelines for effective communication and barriers to good communication. .
  3. Which of the following statements is true about the patient's electronic medical record (EMR)? A) The EMR is a permanent legal record that can be presented as evidence in court. B) The EMR contains protected health information about a patient. C) Nursing assistants are responsible for documenting actions and observations in the EMR. D) All of the above ANSWER: D Page Ref: 31 LO: 6. Describe what a patient's chart is, how it is used, and how you should record information on it.
  4. Empathy is a key interpersonal skill and helps nursing assistants form connections with patients, families, and coworkers. Which of the following best defines empathy? A) Sharing another's feelings and emotions to help understand the person's point of view B) Avoiding judgments of another person based on your own opinions C) Facial expression, tone of voice, and posture in communication D) Providing customer service to your patients and visitors ANSWER: A Page Ref: 29 LO: 1. Describe the elements of communication and define and give examples of verbal and nonverbal communication.
  1. When you provide a caring touch to a patient, such as a gentle hand on the shoulder when listening to the patient's needs, you are meeting which of the patient's human needs? A) Self−actualization needs B) Safety and security needs C) Physiological needs D) Belongingness and love needs ANSWER: D Page Ref: 37 LO: 1. List the basic needs of patients, and explain how the nursing assistant can provide for them.
  2. When you answer a patient's call signal promptly, you are meeting which of the patient's human needs? A) Physiological needs B) Safety and security needs C) Self−actualization needs D) Belonging and love needs ANSWER: B Page Ref: 37 LO: 1. List the basic needs of patients, and explain how the nursing assistant can provide for them..
  3. Mrs. Snodgrass has never been hospitalized for an illness before and she is very anxious and fearful about her upcoming surgery. What can the nursing assistant do to help her? A) Tell her that patients have surgery every day and do just fine. B) Tell her that you will get a nurse to come and calm her down. C) Listen to her fears and provide confident care for her. D) Explain that her doctor wouldn't do the surgery if it weren't necessary. ANSWER: C Page Ref: 42 LO: 2. Explain the stressful effects of illness, and describe how the nursing assistant can help patients deal with such stress.
  4. A patient's religious beliefs may directly impact the care a nursing assistant provides. Which of the following is the best practice for supporting cultural diversity? A) Treat every patient's beliefs and customs with respect. B) Listen when patients share their beliefs and refrain from imposing your own beliefs. C) Provide privacy when a patient is visited by clergy or is practicing a religious ritual. D) All of the above ANSWER: D Page Ref: 45 LO: 6. Explain the importance of accepting that patients have variations in cultural and religious beliefs.
  1. Ms. Fullbright has recently moved into a long−term care community. She often cries while she is receiving care. What should the nursing assistant do? A) Tell her you will leave her alone awhile and will return when she is not crying. B) Try to make her stop crying by telling her a funny story. C) Tell her it is all right to cry and that you will listen and help if you can. D) Point out all the things she has to be happy about and thankful for. ANSWER: C Page Ref: 44 LO: 4. Explain how to cope with difficult behaviors such as self−centeredness, crying, dissatisfied or demanding behavior, aggressive behavior, and withdrawal and depression.
  2. A nursing assistant is frustrated with Mr. Martinez, who is recovering from a stroke and has been very demanding. Which of the following is an appropriate action for the nursing assistant to take? A) Tell Mr. Martinez that if he doesn't like the care he is receiving, he can go to another rehabilitation hospital and see if he likes that one any better. B) Excuse yourself and leave him safely in his room, then calm down outside the room. Ask a co−worker for help if needed. C) Tell Mr. Martinez that you have heard enough complaining, then ignore him while completing your assigned tasks. D) Go find another nursing as s ist antWinWtWhe.bTuBs yShMa l.lwWa ySan d vent about Mr. Martinez. ANSWER: B Page Ref: 43− LO: 4. Explain how to cope with difficult behaviors such as self−centeredness, crying, dissatisfied or demanding behavior, aggressive behavior, and withdrawal and depression.
  3. Angelina, a new nursing assistant, is adjusting to the challenges of caring for hospitalized patients who may be self−centered, dissatisfied, or expressing other difficult behaviors. What factors affect a patient's behaviors? A) Unmet physical, emotional, or social needs B) Life experiences and stage of development C) Prejudice or strong feelings for or against something D) All of the above ANSWER: D Page Ref: 43 LO: 4. Explain how to cope with difficult behaviors such as self−centeredness, crying, dissatisfied or demanding behavior, aggressive behavior, and withdrawal and depression.

The Nursing Assistant: Acute, Subacute, and Long-Term Care, 6e (Pulliam) Chapter 5 Infection Control

  1. Which of the following statements is true about microorganisms? A) They are always present in the environment and on the body. B) They are always harmful to the human body. C) They are the portal of entry for all diseases. D) They are the smallest living organisms that can be seen by the naked eye. ANSWER: A Page Ref: 50 LO: 1. List the types and characteristics of microorganisms.
  2. Staphylococcus is a type of bacteria that A) Causes strep throat and certain kinds of pneumonia. B) Causes hepatitis B and other viral illnesses. C) Causes infections in wounds and other places in the body. D) Causes all of these illnesses. ANSWER: C Page Ref: 51 LO: 1. List the types and characteristics of microorganisms. .
  3. HIV causes AIDS. The acronym HIV stands for A) Hepatitis infectious virus. B) Human infectious virus. C) Hepatitis immune virus. D) Human immunodeficiency virus. ANSWER: D Page Ref: 51 LO: 1. List the types and characteristics of microorganisms.
  4. Which of the following is NOT a part of the chain of infection? A) Carriers of infection B) Route of transmission C) Causative agent D) Portal of entry ANSWER: A Page Ref: 52− LO: 2. Explain the chain of infection and the body's defenses against infection.
  1. Which of the following environments would be most favorable for bacteria growth? A) A light, cool, dry place B) A light, warm, moist place C) A dark, warm, moist place D) A dark, cool, dry place ANSWER: C Page Ref: 52 LO: 1. List the types and characteristics of microorganisms.
  2. How can pathogens enter the body? A) Through IV sites B) Through a catheter C) Through surgical sites D) All of the above ANSWER: D Page Ref: 53 LO: 2. Explain the chain of infection and the body's defenses against infection.
  3. Which of the following would be an example of droplet transmission of microorganisms? A) Touching an infected person whiWleWgiWvi.ngTaBbSatMh .WS B) Coughing and sneezing by an infected person C) Drinking from the same cup as an infected person D) Touching a contaminated instrument ANSWER: B Page Ref: 53− LO: 2. Explain the chain of infection and the body's defenses against infection.
  4. Which of the following is an example of a nosocomial or health care—associated infection (HAI)? A) A patient in the hospital develops a staph infection in her surgical incision. B) A person develops tuberculosis after visiting another country. C) A person gets pneumonia after traveling seated next to someone with a cough. D) A child contracts strep throat after playing with an infected child. ANSWER: A Page Ref: 54 LO: 2. Explain the chain of infection and the body's defenses against infection.