Welcome to part two of the ultimate practice test on NAAC for Personal Support Worker (PSW). A PSW has the responsibility of helping its clients deal with problems in their everyday life by identifying those issues and referring their clients to the agencies that can help. If you are looking towards working in the same field, or are already a trainee, then you must take it right away.
Consider the package contaminated
Sterilize in the autoclave
Use a disinfectant on the package before use
Note the seal is broken on the chart and use it
Bile
Chyme
Saliva
Insulin
Tell him that you are frustrated
Be firm and tell him that he must work harder
Discuss your feelings with the supervisor
Ask a co-worker to care for Mr Clark
Femur
Tibia
Humerus
Patella
Proteins
Fibre
Fats
Carbohydrates
Supports injured or wounded body parts
Measures blood presure
Holds soft tissues together
Aligns teeth in the dental arch
Wash it with soap and water
Autoclave it (steam under pressure)
Soak it in chemical disinfectant
Sanitize with chemical spray
Birth
30 years old
50 years old
65 years old
Walk on the side, while holding the person's elbow
Instruct the person to hold onto your arm
Walk alone side while the person uses a cane
Stand behind the person and provide directions
It is written by the physician
It is the same for all residents
It provides for consistency and continuity of care
It is stable and fix for a period of time
Disability
Limitations
Abilities
New activities
The elderly
Teenagers
Children 14 years of age
Infants
Keep the weight of the top linens off the feet
Keep the hips abducted
Promote plantar flexion
Prevent the mattress from sagging
Felt and described only by the client
Observed by the psw
Difficult to reconize
Related only to what the doctor determines
Assault
Physical abuse
Emotional abuse
Neglect
The powdered formula
The one on sale
The one ordered by the doctor
The one that can be left open for a week
Optimism and cheerfulness
Frustration and depression
Satisfaction and increased self-esteem
Humiliation and despair
Discussing a problem you have with a client in a cafeteria
Reporting the nurse in charge each time you leave the unit
Waiting for someone else to answer the call bell
Removing the call bell from a client that's always ringing
Angina pectosis
Bulimia
AID's
Spinal cord injuries
Confidentiality
Enthusiasm
Sympathy
Empathy
35.5 C
37 C
38.5 C
39.9 C
Blood
Body secretions
Body fluids
All of the above
Determining goals
Identifying needs
Setting dead lines
Selecting resources
Neglect
Physical abuse
Sexual abuse
A and C
Cranium
Maxilla
Clavicle
Xiphoid process
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