A. they are too lazy to go to the bathroom
B. they can’t get a nurse aide to help them to the bathroom
C. the circulatory system is failing
D. the muscle that keeps urine in the bladder weakens
A. most elderly people are confused
B. most older people live in nursing homes
C. most older people are alert and oriented
D. most older people are sick and helpless
A. edema
B. incontinence
C. atrophy
D. impaction
A. clenched jaw
B. depressed mood
C. pacing
D. rocking
A. scribble it out with several lines
B. erase it completely
C. use correction fluid
D. draw a single line through it 4
A. the nurse
B. the social worker
C. the office manager
D. the resident’s family
A. depression
B. exercise
C. sleep
D. coma
A. ignore the new resident, he has too much to remember anyway
B. introduce him to his roommate
C. announce his arrival at dinner
D. do whatever the charge nurse says
A. weak side
B. strong side
C. front side
D. back side
A. lying down in bed
B. sitting on the edge of the bed
C. standing at the side of the bed
D. sitting in a wheelchair
A. to keep communication about a problem flowing smoothly
B. to be sure residents follow the rules
C. to prevent residents from going behind the nurses station
D. To provide more jobs in nursing
A. chills
B. fever
C. infections
D. cancer
A. encourage fluids for hydration
B. allow the resident to eat ice chips
C. remove the water pitcher and glass from the room
D. allow the resident to drink water only
A. tell her she cannot leave without a doctor’s order
B. notify the charge nurse immediately
C. restrain her immediately
D. tell her she can leave if she wants to
A. block the view so the resident will listen
B. position yourself at eye-level with the resident
C. avoid talking about the resident as if he is not present
D. include the resident in conversation in the room
A. verbal communication
B. empathy
C. speech therapy
D. aphasia 11
A. turn it off with the volume set at low
B. leave it on and set volume at high
C. call the nurse
D. turn the hearing aid off with volume set on high
A. 3ft-5ftapart
B. 61n-l2inapart
C. l2in - 18 in apart
D. it doesn’t matter
A. comfortable, clean uniforms
B. non-skid shoes
C. loop earrings
D. a and b only
A. cold, dark, moist places
B. warm, dark, dry places
C. warm, sunny, moist places
D. dark, warm, moist places
A. keep the resident comfortable in the nursing home
B. take care of the resident’s personal business
C. do everything for the resident
D. return the resident to a normal life at home
(A) Are usually done during ADLs such as dressing or bathing
(B) Wards off strokes and paralysis
(C) Performed only once a day
(D) Each exercise requires ten repetitions
(A) Giving medications to assigned residents
(B) Changing sterile wound dressings
(C) Taking part in resident care planning conferences
(D) Taking verbal physician’s orders on the telephone
(A) Encouraging residents to wear larger-sized, loose-fitting clothes
(B) Reminding residents who use call lights that they should wait patiently for staff to arrive
(C) Keeping residents’ beds at the lowest level after care is complete
(D) Always raising side rails when a resident is in his/her bed
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