CNA EXAM (A-D)
What can a nurse aide do?
Personal Care (ADL)
Bathing
Face washing
Mouth hygiene
Hair care
Nail Care
Bedmaking
Dressing and Undressing
Body Mechanism
Lifting
Turn and position
Range of motion stretches
Transfer
Nutrition
Helping the patient eat
Making meals
Intake and output
Elimination
Bedpin/Urinal
Catheter care
Collecting tests and specimens
Safety
Preventing infections (Handwashing, Isolation, standards of practices)
CPR/Heimlich
Special Procedures
Vital signs
Height and weight
Postmortem care
What are things a Nurse Aid can not do?
IVS
Medications of ANY kind
Suction
Deep wound care
No needles
When you meet someone, what do you use?
First name and last name
What is Empathy?
When you understand without feeling sorry, Understanding where they are coming from
What is infection prevention?
Steps we take to prevent infections and stop the spread
A person who got a UTI in the hospital is a
Hospital-acquired (associated) disease
UTI symptoms
Smells (strong smell of amonion
Cloudy yellow color
Confusion in older people
Burn when urinating
Can become a systemic infection if there is fever and chills
How many links do I have to break
1 link to break all 6
What are the most important things to prevent infection?
Washing your hands
Standard precautions
Standards you have to follow for everybody
What are transmission-based precautions?
Additional to standards for extra precautions
Older people are..
Are more prone to falling and getting hurt
Have decrease motility and therefore an increase infection
What is PASS?
Pull (Pull the trigger on fire extinguisher)
Aim (aim at the fire)
Squeeze (squeeze the handle)
Sweep (Sweep the area)
What is RACE?
Remove residents
Activate the alarm
Contain the fire
Extinguish the fire
What is a safety concern (what do you not want)
Some safety concerns are..
Cleaning supplies
Open wires
Wet floor
Improper oxygen use
Lighting
Mess in the home or area
What makes you the highest risk for falling?
Age
Health concerns/procedures
Weakness
Shoes
Some things that keep people safe
Bed low and locked
Have a call bell in hand
Wheelchairs locked
Do not run
Carrying needles upwards
When to make sure you have the right person
Before performing task oriented exams ask for name and birthday
What type of hazard is oxygen?
Fire and explosive hazard
How to sit up when you eat
Upwards by 90 degrees.
Reminiscing Therapy
When you promote your client to think about the good times of the person who passed away,
The best way to communicate with residents
Not speaking medical terms
Not confusing them
Be quite when they are quiet
If someone can’t speak English well, then what do you do?
Get a translator to translate
Use words they do know
Barriers to communication
Not speaking the same language
Lack of privacy
Speaking too fast
Confusion
Speaking of medicine
3 parts of the receiver
Sender
Receiver
Feedback
How to communicate with the deaf
Write things down
Look them in the eye and pronounce
What are the 5 rights of Delegation
Right person
Right Task
Right communication
Right directions and communication
Right supervision and evaluation