Unit Introduction

Question 1

Judy wants to create a diagram of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs using examples from her life instead of category titles. Which diagram best represents the correct order in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

A triangle with boxes labeled top to bottom: Her spirituality and poetry, Recognition from her boss and her marathon-running goals, Her husband and friends, Stable job and a home in a safe neighborhood, Clean air and nutritious food.

Question 2

Two nursing assistants are having a conflict over who should be helping a patient to walk. Nina listens to the other nursing assistant, Roger, without interrupting and suggests that they take turns taking the patient for his walk. Roger starts breathing heavily and takes an aggressive body stance. Another nursing assistant, Javier, walks up and begins glaring at Roger. Which describes the nursing assistants?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Nina is using good communication skills; Roger and Javier are showing warning signs of violence; and Javier’s actions are likely to increase the chance of violence.

Question 3

How often should patients in restraints be checked on?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

15 minutes

Question 4

Regardless of the specific state requirements, which of these is considered a nursing assistant by all states?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

any individual who provides nursing services to residents in a facility

Question 5

Which are benefits of injury prevention? Select all that apply.increase in paid benefits from OSHAdecrease in injuries to employeesdecrease in cost to employerdecrease in absenteeismincrease in productivity

Revolt · Accepted Answer

decrease in injuries to employees; decrease in cost to employer; decrease in absenteeism; increase in productivity

Question 6

Which of the following are infection control techniques? Select three options. disposing of sharpslabeling biohazardsrinsing hands with watercleaning up body fluidstalking to families

Revolt · Accepted Answer

disposing of sharps; labeling biohazards; cleaning up body fluids

Question 7

What is the one role of OBRA?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

setting minimum training requirements for nursing assistants

Question 8

Which person would be the least effective host for a pathogen?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

a young athlete

Question 9

A nursing assistant typically checks in with patients once an hour to make sure they are safe and healthy. Today, the nursing assistant is caring for three patients. Molly is physically restrained in her bed after a fall. Tomaso has a bed alarm because he forgets that he should not be getting up. Yulia has a door alarm because she tends to wander. Which best explains how the patients should be monitored?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Molly, Tomaso, and Yulia should be checked on more frequently than normally.

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