the nursing assistant in long-term care (chapter 1)

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Who does Medicare insurance cover?

Medicare covers people who are 65 or older, people under 65 with certain disabilities, and people of any age with End-Stage Renal Disease.

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Who makes up the majority of residents in long-term care facilities?

Women make up the majority of residents in long-term care facilities.

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What are three tasks that NAs do not usually perform?

  1. Administering medications 2. Inserting or removing tubes 3. Diagnosing illnesses
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How can an NA demonstrate professionalism?

An NA can demonstrate professionalism by maintaining a neat appearance and following the facility's dress code.

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What are the nine qualities that NAs should demonstrate?

  1. Compassion: Showing empathy and caring behavior. 2. Patience: Handling stress calmly and efficiently. 3. Dependability: Being punctual and completing tasks on time. 4. Respectfulness: Treating residents with dignity. 5. Honesty: Admitting mistakes. 6. Conscientiousness: Paying attention to detail. 7. Unpublished Creativity: Finding innovative solutions. 8. Enthusiasm: Showing interest in the job. 9. Self-Awareness: Recognizing one's limits and asking for help.
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Who is the most important member of the care team?

The resident is the most important member of the care team.

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What are The Five Rights of Delegation?

  1. Right Task 2. Right Circumstance 3. Right Person 4. Right Direction/Communication 5. Right Supervision/Evaluation
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What is person-centered care?

Person-centered care is care that revolves around the resident and considers their preferences, values, and needs.

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What do surveyors study and observe when visiting a facility?

Surveyors study and observe the care provided, the facility's procedures, compliance with regulations, staff interactions with residents, and residents' health and safety.

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What is true of long-term care?

Long-term care assists people with ongoing, chronic medical conditions.

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What is one common task performed by nursing assistants?

Bathing residents is a common task performed by nursing assistants.

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Which statement is true regarding proper grooming for an NA?

A simple waterproof watch should be worn.

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If an NA follows the chain of command, to whom should she report a problem?

An NA would normally report a problem to the nurse.

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What should an NA do if she forgets the correct order of a procedure?

The NA should refer to the procedure manual or ask a supervisor for the correct order.

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What is the role of compassion in NA work?

Compassion involves showing empathy and caring behavior towards residents.

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Why is dependability important for an NA?

Dependability is important as it involves being punctual and completing tasks on time.

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How can an NA demonstrate respectfulness?

An NA can demonstrate respectfulness by treating residents with dignity.

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What should an NA do to show honesty?

An NA should admit mistakes when they occur.

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What does conscientiousness mean in the context of NA work?

Conscientiousness means paying attention to detail.

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What does enthusiasm look like for a nursing assistant?

Enthusiasm involves showing interest in the job.

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What does self-awareness mean for an NA?

Self-awareness means recognizing one's limits and asking for help.

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Why is the resident considered the most important member of the care team?

The resident's preferences, values, and needs are central to the care provided.

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What is the significance of The Five Rights of Delegation?

They ensure that tasks are delegated appropriately for safe and effective care.

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What should person-centered care prioritize?

Person-centered care should prioritize the preferences, values, and needs of residents.

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What factors do surveyors look for in terms of compliance?

Surveyors look for adherence to regulations and standards in care practices.

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How should an NA approach a situation if unsure of procedure?

An NA should consult the appropriate resources or seek clarification from a supervisor.