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| care that is managed by professional to help restore a person to his or her highest possible level of functioning. |
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| Activities and Exercise promote |
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Self esteem
Independence
Circulation
Sleep
Bowel health
Positive attitude |
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| Where does the NA walk when assisting a blind or visually impaired resident to ambulate |
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| Beside and slightly in front |
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| If a resident has an affected side or involved (weak) leg which hand should the resident put the cane? |
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| The cane should be held in the hand on the stronger side |
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| Assistive/adaptive devices |
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| Equipment that helps residents perform ADL |
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| A device that replaces a missing body part |
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| Exercies that put the joint through its full arc of motion |
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| Moving a body part away from the midline of the body |
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| Moving a body part toward the midline of the body |
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| When performing ROM should you start with the shoulder or the legs? |
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| begin at the shoulders and work your way down |
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True or False?
Once a resident goes through rehabilitation they NEVER has setbacks |
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| False, there may be setbacks and the staff is NOT to reprimand but encourage |
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| How often should we reposition an immobile resident |
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True or False:
Unless on a fluid restriction, all residents should be encouraged to drink plenty of fluid? |
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| a cane with four tips{image:0be8ro1251719|center) |
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| Where does a resident place the cane with ambulating |
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| Approximately 6 inches in front of the unaffected leg, then brings the affected leg even with the cane |
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| If any assistive/adaptive equipment needs to be adjusted or repaired who do you notify? |
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| Active ROM resident is able to do |
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| Staff member performs as resident is unable to do on own |
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| Active assist ROM, Resident do with some assist from staff |
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| How many times should ROM be performed on a specific body part |
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| 3-5 as directed by professional |
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| Refers to the area that remains after an amputation of an extremity [image] |
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| What types of foods are helpful will bowel retraining |
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| HIGH FIBER, unless contraindicated |
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| What must one do when providing any type of care that requires water |
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Test the water temperature
and
Have the resident test the water temperature |
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TRUE or False
During foot care the NA cuts the resident's toenails and air dries the feet |
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| FALSE NA do NOT cut toenails and feet must be dried thoroughly including between the toes |
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| How often should you be practicing your skills? |
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| Daily in order to pass the class and the NNAAP testing. |
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| What are some tools that are used to assist in ambulation |
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| Gait belt, canes, walkers, crutches |
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| A resident in a WC should be repositioned how often |
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| Based in straight lines, spine in a straight line, pillows can support the back, legs, knees, ankles, etc |
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| How often should you check the resident's skin |
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| Every time you position and/or provide incontinence care |
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a person feels that an amputated body part is still there.
This is real and should NOT be ignored |
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| Technique to assist a resident who is having trouble starting the stream of urine |
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Turn on the water in the sink
Have the resident lean forward to place pressure on the bladder |
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| When you see signs of depression in a resident what should you ALWAYS do |
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| Guidelines for bladder or bowel retraining include |
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encourage PLENTY of fluids
Monitor times of incont
Toilet at least every 2 hours |
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| What parts of the body do we NOT do RoM |
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NECK
Buttock
Back
They are NOT joints |
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Partial Weight bearing
Full weight bearing
Non Weight bearing |
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| Should a person with NWB status on one foot use a cane |
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| No, they need to use a can if there is one sided weakness but they can still FWB |
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