1.
It is never acceptable
to chemically or physically restrain an elder for purposes of discipline or
convenience.
2.
Why is spousal abuse not a legally reportable offense?
A. 
Spousal victimization is not state-regulated due to the complications involved in domestic situations
B. 
A spouse who is not otherwise incapacitated is able to leave the situation
C. 
An abused spouse is not vulnerable in any way
3.
Abuse can be physical, mental or verbal.
4.
Advance directives are documents which state a patient's choices concerning:
5.
Can a patient refuse care?
6.
Because elders fear loneliness, they usually enjoy depending on others for assistance.
7.
Once school-aged children know what is expected of them, they strive for praise.
8.
80% of job injuries are ______________ injuries.
9.
When lifting a patient, you should:
A. 
Stand upright with your knees locked
B. 
Keep your feet close together
C. 
Bend at your hips and knees
10.
The care plan is just a nursing responsibility.
11.
The plan of care focuses on actions which are designed to solve or minimize:
12.
A complaint is a verbal issue or concern about patient care or access to care issues.
13.
When is a complaint or grievance considered resolved?
A. 
B. 
C. 
When the complainant/grievant is satisfied with the action taken
D. 
When the health care provider apologizes
14.
If you know a patient does not have insurance, you can charge their supplies to another patient's bill that does have insurance.
15.
If you do not agree with a patient's belief and know that it might harm them, what should you do?
A. 
B. 
Tell them that what they believe is bad for them
C. 
Refuse to take care of them since they are so different from you
16.
It is important to understand how a person interacts with their family when taking care of them.
17.
Malfunctioning equipment should be removed from use immediately and labeled with a description of what is wrong with it.
18.
The underlying core value of the Americans with Disabilities Act is based on the principle of:
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
19.
Ethics are based on personal values and beliefs that guide the decision-making process.
20.
Which of the following is a contributing factor to a fall?
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
21.
When leaving a patient's room you should make sure the bed is in low position, call bell is draped over the oxygen flowmeter and the wheels on the bed are locked.
22.
You may use and dispense patient information to anyone that calls and inquires about the patient's condition.
23.
PHI only covers written documents.
24.
Control of infection involves breaking the chain of infection. What 3 links in the infection chain must be present in order for an infection to occur?
A. 
Infectious agent, moist conditions, means of transmission
B. 
Dirty conditions, susceptible host, prolonged exposure
C. 
An infectious person, intimate contact, prolonged exposure
D. 
Infectious agent, means of transmission, susceptible host
25.
If a patient is in isolation, housekeeping should not clean their room.