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Practice Tests - Quiz No. 1
Directions:
This test contains 50 questions. Each question has four suggested answers, (A),(B), (C) or (D). For each question, choose the ONE that best answers it.
1:
The health care provider who works to improve the patient's ability to perform activities of daily living (ADL's) is the:
Occupational therapist.
Physical therapist.
Podiatrist.
Certified Nursing Assistant.
2:
The health care provider who provides special foot care for the patient is the:
Podiatrist.
Restorative Nursing Assistant.
Physical therapist.
Social worker.
3:
The CNA report incidents to the:
Patients.
Change nurse.
Director of nursing.
Administrator.
4:
Hospice care is provided to patients who are:
Dying.
Mental retardation.
Acutely ill.
Physically disabled.
5:
The duties of the CNA are listed in the:
Job description.
Code of ethics.
Care plan.
Kardex.
6:
When communicating with a patient in a wheelchair:
Speak slowly.
Assume that he/she is confused.
Be at eye level with the patient.
Use short, simple words.
7:
You are behind a hearing-impaired patient in a wheelchair. Before pushing him, you should:
Walk in front of him and tell him what you are going to do.
Tap him on his shoulder and tell him what you are going to do.
Tell other patients what you are going to do so they can warn him.
Speak loudly into his ear and tell him what you are going to do.
8:
When beginning a conversation with a vision-impaired patient, you should:
Be certain that the patient wants to talk.
Identify yourself.
Ask if the patient knows who you are.
Use short sentences.
9:
A patient who is diagnosed with aphasia is:
Unable to swallow.
Unable to speak.
Mentally impaired.
Sensory impaired.
10:
To improve communication with developmentally disabled patients, you should:
Treat them like children.
Speak quickly.
Avoid giving lengthy explanations.
Use long sentences.
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