CNA Sample Final Examination Questions
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ADL means:
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All Dead and Living
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Association of Drugs and Licensing
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Activities of Daily Living
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Actions Dumb and Low
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The primary goal of caregiving is:
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To get revenge on those older than you
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To improve the quality of someone's life
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To have a job and make money
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To make beds professionally
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A. To improve the quality of someone's lifeExplanation
If you got this incorrect, you should find a different area of interest.Rate this question:
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As we age, our skin
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Becomes thinner
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Becomes thicker
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Doesn't change
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Becomes less wrinkled
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A. Becomes thinnerExplanation
As we age, our skin tends to lose its elasticity and collagen, which are responsible for maintaining its thickness. This leads to a thinner appearance of the skin. Additionally, the production of natural oils decreases, causing the skin to become drier and further contributing to the thinning effect.Rate this question:
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Starting exercise after a life-time of little exercise is not useful.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
False. The type of exercise might need to be different because of the life-long lack of exercise and effects, but exercise can still be effective for increasing health.Rate this question:
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When bathing a client, we are careful to protect their dignity because of respect and the principle of autonomy.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The client owns their body. Autonomy is a recognition that we own our own lives -- our bodies are an essential part of our lives.Rate this question:
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If your client’s behaviour changes from nice and pleasant to nasty and unpleasant, your role as caregiver is:
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Record and report
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Simply keep monitoring until something dangerous happens
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Quit your job
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Demand more money
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All the provided options are correct
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A. Record and reportExplanation
A change in behaviour is often a signal of an underlying physical problem such as stroke. Report immediately.Rate this question:
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Listening in to others' conversations is:
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Usually bad manners but might be necessary for your client’s safety
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Bad manners and must never be done
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Has nothing to do with manners – it is a moral issue
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Is the wrong thing to do even when abuse is suspected
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All the provided options are correct
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A. Usually bad manners but might be necessary for your client’s safetyExplanation
Listening in to others' conversations is usually considered bad manners because it invades their privacy and shows a lack of respect for their personal space. However, in certain situations, such as when it is necessary for the safety of a client, it may be justified. In such cases, the need to protect someone's well-being outweighs the negative aspect of eavesdropping. Therefore, while it is generally seen as impolite, there are circumstances where it might be deemed necessary and acceptable.Rate this question:
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Critical thinking includes the ability to distinguish:
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Truth from falsity
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Relevance from irrelevance
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Opinion from facts
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All the provided options are correct
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A. All the provided options are correctExplanation
Critical thinking includes the ability to distinguish truth from falsity, relevance from irrelevance, and opinion from facts. This means that individuals who possess critical thinking skills are able to evaluate information and determine what is true or false, what is relevant or irrelevant, and what is based on opinion or factual evidence. By being able to make these distinctions, individuals can make informed decisions and avoid being swayed by misinformation or biased perspectives.Rate this question:
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If a coworker is happy, it’s probably because:
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You did something to cause it
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She’s taking your job
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She stole your husband
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It probably has nothing to do with you
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A. It probably has nothing to do with youExplanation
The correct answer suggests that if a coworker is happy, it most likely has nothing to do with you. This implies that the coworker's happiness is not a result of any actions or involvement from your side. It could be due to their personal life, achievements, or any other external factors unrelated to you.Rate this question:
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If a coworker is angry, it’s probably because:
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You did something to cause it
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She’s taking your job
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She stole your husband
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It probably has nothing to do with you
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A. It probably has nothing to do with youExplanation
The correct answer is "It probably has nothing to do with you." This answer suggests that the coworker's anger is most likely not related to anything the person answering the question did. It implies that the coworker's anger may stem from personal issues or other external factors unrelated to the person answering the question.Rate this question:
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Of the following, which is most important to effective communication?
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Understanding
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Getting your point across to others
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Getting what you want
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Assigning responsibility
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A. UnderstandingExplanation
Understanding is the most important aspect of effective communication because it involves actively listening, comprehending, and interpreting the message being conveyed. Without understanding, miscommunication and confusion can occur, leading to ineffective communication. When individuals understand each other, they can build rapport, establish trust, and ensure that their message is accurately received and interpreted. Understanding also allows for effective problem-solving, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas and information. Therefore, having a mutual understanding is crucial for effective communication in any context.Rate this question:
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Parasites require:
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Protection and feeding by their hosts
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Constant blood supply
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Constant oxygen supply
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Vitamins and minerals
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A. Protection and feeding by their hostsExplanation
Parasites require protection and feeding by their hosts because they are unable to survive independently. They rely on their hosts for shelter, nutrients, and other essential resources for their survival and reproduction. Without the host's support, parasites would not be able to obtain the necessary sustenance and protection needed to thrive.Rate this question:
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Before lifting, it is important to always:
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Warm-up by stretching and range of motion exercises
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Sprint hard to loosen the bigger muscles
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Meditate to ready the mind
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Get a massage
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A. Warm-up by stretching and range of motion exercisesExplanation
The correct answer is to warm-up by stretching and range of motion exercises. This is important before lifting because it helps to increase blood flow to the muscles, improve flexibility, and reduce the risk of injury. Stretching helps to loosen tight muscles and increase their range of motion, making it easier to perform lifting exercises with proper form. Range of motion exercises specifically target the joints and muscles that will be used during the lifting workout, helping to prepare them for the upcoming activity. Overall, a proper warm-up routine is essential for optimizing performance and preventing injuries during lifting.Rate this question:
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Maximum heart rate may be affected by:
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Conditioning
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Medication
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Age
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All the provided options can affect maximum heart rate
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A. All the provided options can affect maximum heart rateExplanation
Maximum heart rate can be affected by various factors such as conditioning, medication, and age. Conditioning refers to the level of physical fitness and exercise training, which can increase the maximum heart rate. Medications, especially those that affect the cardiovascular system, can also have an impact on maximum heart rate. Additionally, age is a known factor that affects maximum heart rate, as it tends to decrease with advancing age. Therefore, all the provided options (conditioning, medication, and age) can affect maximum heart rate.Rate this question:
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A best estimate of the resting heart rate is taking the rate:
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Immediately after exercise
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5 minutes after exercise
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Before bedtime
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Before getting out of bed
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A. Before getting out of bedExplanation
The best estimate of the resting heart rate is taken before getting out of bed because at this time, the body is in a relaxed state and has had sufficient time to recover from any previous activity or exercise. This allows for a more accurate measurement of the heart rate at rest, without any external factors influencing it. Taking the heart rate immediately after exercise or 5 minutes after exercise may still reflect an elevated heart rate due to the recent physical activity. Similarly, taking the heart rate before bedtime may be influenced by the activities and stressors of the day.Rate this question:
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Direct measures of fitness include:
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Flexibility
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Strength
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Endurance
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All of the provided options are direct measures
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A. All of the provided options are direct measuresExplanation
The correct answer is that all of the provided options are direct measures of fitness. Flexibility, strength, and endurance are all physical attributes that directly contribute to an individual's overall fitness level. These measures can be quantitatively assessed and improved through various exercises and training programs. Therefore, all of these options can be considered direct measures of fitness.Rate this question:
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During sleep:
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The entire brain shuts down
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Memory creation stops
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Long-term memories are created
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Short-term memories are created
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A. Long-term memories are createdExplanation
During sleep, the brain consolidates and strengthens newly formed memories, which leads to the creation of long-term memories. While it is true that the entire brain does not shut down during sleep, and memory creation does not completely stop, the process of sleep is particularly important for the formation and storage of long-term memories. This is supported by research that shows the role of sleep in memory consolidation and the enhancement of learning.Rate this question:
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Lack of sleep has been linked to:
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Heart disease and high blood pressure
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Stroke and depression
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Erectile dysfunction and sudden death
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All those listed and more.
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A. All those listed and more.Explanation
The answer "All those listed and more" is correct because lack of sleep has indeed been linked to heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, depression, erectile dysfunction, and sudden death. Additionally, sleep deprivation has also been associated with a weakened immune system, weight gain, diabetes, impaired cognitive function, and an increased risk of accidents. Therefore, the correct answer encompasses all the mentioned health issues and suggests that there may be even more negative consequences of sleep deprivation.Rate this question:
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Nutrition refers to:
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Anything we eat and swallow
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Any foods or liquids that don’t harm us too much
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Foods or liquids that provide energy or building materials for our bodies
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Anything which fights disease
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A. Foods or liquids that provide energy or building materials for our bodiesExplanation
Nutrition refers to the foods or liquids that provide energy or building materials for our bodies. It includes the essential nutrients that our body needs to function properly and maintain good health. These nutrients include carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals, which are obtained from the food we eat and the liquids we consume. Proper nutrition is important for growth, development, and overall well-being.Rate this question:
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Which of the following are correct?
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Poor gum health permits infections into teeth
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Poor teeth reduce the mouth’s ability to mix food with saliva
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Poor mouth health is linked to heart disease
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All the provided options are correct
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A. All the provided options are correctExplanation
The correct answer is that all the provided options are correct. Poor gum health can lead to infections in the teeth, poor teeth can reduce the mouth's ability to mix food with saliva, and poor mouth health has been linked to heart disease.Rate this question:
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Some vitamins can be created in the body.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Some vitamins, such as vitamin D, can be synthesized by the body when the skin is exposed to sunlight. This process involves the conversion of a precursor molecule in the skin to the active form of the vitamin. Therefore, it is true that certain vitamins can be created within the body.Rate this question:
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Our bodies produce enough vitamin C.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Our bodies can not produce vitamin C.Rate this question:
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Major sources of Vitamin C are:
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Most plant foods
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All animal foods
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All animal and plant foods
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Factories
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A. Most plant foodsExplanation
Most plant foods are major sources of Vitamin C. This is because plants, such as fruits and vegetables, contain high levels of Vitamin C. Some examples of plant foods that are rich in Vitamin C include citrus fruits like oranges and lemons, berries like strawberries and blueberries, and vegetables like broccoli and bell peppers. Animal foods, on the other hand, generally have lower levels of Vitamin C compared to plant foods. Therefore, the correct answer is most plant foods.Rate this question:
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Calcium is stored in:
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Bones
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Fat cells
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Protein cells
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Carbohydrate cells
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A. BonesExplanation
Calcium is stored in bones because bones are composed of a hard matrix that contains calcium phosphate, which gives them their strength and rigidity. Calcium is essential for maintaining bone health and strength, and it is continuously deposited and resorbed from bones to maintain calcium balance in the body. Therefore, the correct answer is bones.Rate this question:
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High blood pressure may be a sign of:
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Excessive stress
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Insufficient sleep
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Salt sensitivity
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Stress, lack of sleep and salt sensitivity can all cause high BP
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A. Stress, lack of sleep and salt sensitivity can all cause high BPExplanation
Stress, lack of sleep, and salt sensitivity can all contribute to high blood pressure. When a person is under excessive stress, their body releases stress hormones that can cause their blood vessels to constrict and their heart rate to increase, leading to elevated blood pressure. Insufficient sleep can also lead to increased blood pressure as it disrupts the body's natural rhythms and can result in hormonal imbalances. Additionally, individuals who are sensitive to salt may experience an increase in blood pressure when consuming high levels of sodium, as salt can cause the body to retain water and put additional strain on the cardiovascular system.Rate this question:
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Soft foods are those that can be:
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Consumed through a straw
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Cut with a fork
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Eaten without chewing
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Swallowed with vinegar
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A. Eaten without chewingExplanation
Soft foods are those that can be eaten without chewing. This means that these foods have a soft texture and can be easily broken down and swallowed without the need for extensive chewing. They are typically easy to digest and are often recommended for individuals with dental issues, swallowing difficulties, or those recovering from surgery. Examples of soft foods include mashed potatoes, yogurt, soup, and pureed fruits and vegetables.Rate this question:
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Your client is on a low salt diet. Which of the following should he NOT eat:
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Eggs
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Bacon
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Fresh apples
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Cabbage
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A. BaconExplanation
Bacon should not be eaten by the client on a low salt diet because it is typically high in sodium content. Consuming bacon would contradict the purpose of a low salt diet, as it can increase the client's sodium intake and potentially lead to adverse health effects. Therefore, it is important for the client to avoid bacon and opt for other low-sodium alternatives.Rate this question:
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Who are caregivers?
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Anyone who provides care
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Only aides and nurses;
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Only Physicians
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Only family members
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A. Anyone who provides careExplanation
Anyone who provides care is a caregiver -- without regard to their level of training.Rate this question:
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If a client is having trouble understanding you, first try:
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Cleaning his ears
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Speak slowly and distinctly
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Speak more loudly
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Tell him to pay attention to what you are saying
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A. Speak slowly and distinctlyExplanation
When a client is having trouble understanding, speaking slowly and distinctly can help improve communication. By speaking slowly, the client has more time to process the information being conveyed. Speaking distinctly ensures that each word is pronounced clearly, making it easier for the client to understand. This approach allows the client to focus on the message being delivered without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. It is a practical and effective technique to enhance comprehension and ensure effective communication with the client.Rate this question:
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When practicing critical thinking in conversation with someone, the first step is:
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Make sure you clearly understand each other
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Make sure you are correct before you begin talking
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Determine whether the other person has more or less education than you
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Make sure there is someone nearby that you can ask for an opinion
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A. Make sure you clearly understand each otherExplanation
When practicing critical thinking in conversation with someone, the first step is to make sure you clearly understand each other. This is important because effective communication relies on mutual understanding and clarity. By ensuring that both parties comprehend each other's perspectives, ideas, and arguments, it becomes easier to engage in a meaningful and productive conversation. This step helps to avoid misunderstandings, assumptions, and misinterpretations, fostering open and constructive dialogue.Rate this question:
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ADL includes:
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Personal Care and social activities
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Feeding, personal care and social activities
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Social activities and bathing
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Personal care, feeding and bathing
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A. Personal care, feeding and bathingExplanation
ADL stands for Activities of Daily Living, which refers to the basic self-care tasks that individuals need to perform on a daily basis to maintain their independence and well-being. These tasks include personal care (such as grooming, dressing, and toileting), feeding (eating and drinking), and bathing (showering or bathing). Therefore, the correct answer is "Personal care, feeding, and bathing" as it encompasses all three essential components of ADL.Rate this question:
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In most cases, direct care professionals are the main people responsible for assisting with ADL and IADL.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Yes. That's why the term "direct" is used.Rate this question:
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A state of health refers to:
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The general condition of the body
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The general condition of the mind
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The general condition of the body and mind
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None of the provided options define state of health
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A. The general condition of the body and mindExplanation
The correct answer is "The general condition of the body and mind." This is because a state of health encompasses both physical and mental well-being. It refers to the overall state of an individual's body and mind, including factors such as physical fitness, absence of illness or disease, mental clarity, and emotional stability. It is a holistic concept that takes into account the overall functioning and balance of both the body and mind.Rate this question:
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Caregivers need to be _______________ careful with older clients:
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More
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Less
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Doesn’t matter because the aged are less sensitive
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Doesn’t matter because they will tell us if we are wrong.
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A. MoreExplanation
As individuals age, they may experience various physical and cognitive changes, making them more vulnerable to accidents or injuries. Therefore, caregivers need to be more careful with older clients to ensure their safety and well-being. This may involve taking extra precautions, such as providing assistance with mobility, monitoring medication intake, or creating a safe environment to prevent falls or other accidents. By being more careful, caregivers can help older clients maintain their independence and quality of life.Rate this question:
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When preparing for a lift or transfer:
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Check the bed, chair, room and floor
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Have the bed as high as possible
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Release all breaks to permit for easy movement
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Keep extra furniture nearby for support
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A. Check the bed, chair, room and floorExplanation
When preparing for a lift or transfer, it is important to check the bed, chair, room, and floor for any potential obstacles or hazards that could impede the process. This ensures a safe and smooth transfer for both the caregiver and the individual being lifted or transferred. By checking these elements beforehand, any necessary adjustments or precautions can be taken to minimize the risk of accidents or injuries.Rate this question:
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One of the most common reasons for caregiver injuries is:
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Physically assisting clients
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Automobile accidents
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Physical assault by team members
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Gun fights
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A. Physically assisting clientsExplanation
Physically assisting clients is one of the most common reasons for caregiver injuries. This is because caregivers often have to lift, transfer, or support clients who may have limited mobility or physical disabilities. These tasks can put strain on the caregiver's body, leading to injuries such as back pain, muscle strains, or even more serious injuries like fractures. Caregivers need to be trained in proper body mechanics and use assistive devices to minimize the risk of injury while assisting clients.Rate this question:
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Communication is:
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The science of communicating
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The art of providing and receiving information
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The science of listening
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The art of speaking and writing
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A. The art of providing and receiving informationExplanation
Communication is described as the art of providing and receiving information because it involves the skillful exchange of messages between individuals. It goes beyond simply conveying information and involves understanding and interpreting the message being conveyed. Effective communication requires not only the ability to articulate thoughts and ideas clearly through speaking and writing but also the ability to actively listen and understand the information being received. The art of communication involves the use of various techniques and strategies to ensure that the message is effectively transmitted and understood by the intended audience.Rate this question:
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Body language is:
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The same for men as for women
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The same across all cultures
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The same for children as adults
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Differs as much as languages do
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A. Differs as much as languages doExplanation
Body language is a form of nonverbal communication that varies significantly across different cultures, just like languages. Just as languages have different words, grammar, and syntax, body language also differs in terms of gestures, facial expressions, postures, and other nonverbal cues. Additionally, body language can also vary between different age groups, as children and adults may have different ways of expressing themselves through their body movements. Therefore, the correct answer is that body language differs as much as languages do.Rate this question:
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Factors that affect the quality of healthcare include:
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Population in the area
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Technology available in the area
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Culture
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Population, technology and culture all have an effect
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A. Population, technology and culture all have an effectExplanation
The quality of healthcare is affected by various factors, including the population in the area, the technology available, and the culture. The population size can impact the availability of healthcare resources and the ability to meet the healthcare needs of individuals. The technology available in the area can determine the level of medical advancements, access to medical equipment, and the quality of healthcare services. Additionally, culture plays a role in healthcare quality as it influences healthcare beliefs, practices, and attitudes towards seeking medical care. Therefore, all three factors, population, technology, and culture, collectively contribute to the quality of healthcare.Rate this question:
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The term Direct Care Professional refers to:
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Regulated and unregulated caregivers that work independently
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The hospital administrator
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The Director of Nursing
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The head Nutritionist
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A. Regulated and unregulated caregivers that work independentlyExplanation
The term Direct Care Professional refers to caregivers who provide care to individuals directly, without the need for supervision or assistance from others. These caregivers can be both regulated, meaning they have specific qualifications or certifications, and unregulated, meaning they do not have any specific qualifications or certifications. They work independently, meaning they are able to provide care without constant supervision or direction from others. Therefore, the correct answer is "Regulated and unregulated caregivers that work independently."Rate this question:
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When a person is given a new (for them) medication, we observe and report any bad reactions. This is an example of applied critical thinking.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
True: The medication is given for a reason and we expect (our theory) that all will be well. But we watch for bad reactions because our theory might be wrong and harm could come to the person. (We need to know when our theories are wrong).Rate this question:
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Halal and Kosher diets have acceptable and unacceptable foods and:
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Specific preparation methods
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Specific slaughtering methods
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Specific packaging methods
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Specific preparation and slaughtering methods
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A. Specific preparation and slaughtering methodsExplanation
Halal and Kosher diets have specific preparation and slaughtering methods. These methods ensure that the food is prepared and slaughtered in a manner that is acceptable according to religious dietary laws. These methods may include specific guidelines on how the food should be prepared, such as avoiding certain ingredients or cooking methods. Additionally, there are specific guidelines on how the animals should be slaughtered, such as using a sharp knife to swiftly cut the throat to ensure a quick and humane death. These specific preparation and slaughtering methods are essential for food to be considered Halal or Kosher.Rate this question:
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Before lifting, make certain that:
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Nose is clean to prevent infection
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Shoes are slippery enough to slide
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Face is clean
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Joints and muscles are warmed up to prevent self-injury
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A. Joints and muscles are warmed up to prevent self-injuryExplanation
It is important to warm up the joints and muscles before lifting to prevent self-injury. This is because warming up increases blood flow to the muscles, making them more flexible and less prone to strains or tears. It also helps to loosen up the joints and improve their range of motion, reducing the risk of injury during lifting activities.Rate this question:
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Health care systems are everywhere the same.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
There are major differences based on population, income, technology available and culture.Rate this question:
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When bathing our client, we protect their dignity because of respect and the principle of:
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Autonomy
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Justice
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Beneficence
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Keeping our job
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A. AutonomyExplanation
Autonomy. The client owns their life and their body.Rate this question:
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Conflict can:
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Have benefits
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Have bad outcomes
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Be hurtful
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Each of the provided options may be correct
Correct Answer
A. Each of the provided options may be correctExplanation
Conflict can have benefits because it can lead to innovation, growth, and improved relationships. It can also have bad outcomes as it can escalate into violence, damage relationships, and create negative emotions. Conflict can be hurtful as it can cause emotional pain, stress, and harm to individuals involved. Therefore, each of the provided options may be correct as conflict can have a range of effects depending on the context and how it is managed.Rate this question:
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Abusers always know that they are being abusive.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
This is part of the problem of abuse.Rate this question:
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As we reach old-age, aspects of health become:
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Less controllable
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More controllable
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Control doesn’t change
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Depends on the government
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A. Less controllableExplanation
As we age, certain aspects of health become less controllable. This is because our bodies naturally undergo changes and become more susceptible to various health conditions. While we can still take steps to maintain our health through lifestyle choices such as exercise and a balanced diet, there are certain factors that are beyond our control, such as genetic predispositions and the natural aging process. Therefore, it can be said that as we reach old age, aspects of health become less controllable.Rate this question:
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One reason that women outlive men is that women have bigger social networks.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Women tend to have larger social networks compared to men, which can contribute to their longer lifespan. Having a strong social support system can provide emotional and practical support, reduce stress levels, and promote healthier behaviors. Women often prioritize building and maintaining relationships, which can lead to increased social connections and support. These social networks can provide a sense of belonging and purpose, which are important factors for overall well-being and longevity.Rate this question:
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