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How long must you wait before taking an oral temperature of a client who has just consumed hot coffee?

20 minutes

10 minutes

15 minutes

30 minutes

What is the kardex?

Abbreviated version of the chart on card stock for easy reference

Record of all ADL care provided for each shift in LTC

Record of all ADL and home support provided by the PSW

Eecord of measurements and amounts charted on every shift

An incident report?

Document an accident, injury or unexpected event

a message to the family regarding current status of their loved one

To create an abbreviated version of the chart on card stock

Document the care provided and observations made during care for the shift

Which of the following vital sign results must be reported to your supervisor right away?

None of the above

Blood pressure reading of 128/84 mmHg

Infant pulse rate of 138 bpm

Oral temperature of 37.3 C

Learning is described as:

The acquisition of new knowledge and skills

Unfolding of characteristics and abilities in an orderly way

Putting energy towards acquiring it

Skills or learning which is expected to occur at a particular age

It is important to be precise and accurate as well as interpreting and making assumptions

False

True

An example of subjective data is:

Headache

Foul smelling urine

Bruise

Contracture

Rehabilitation focuses on:

The whole client

The physical aspects of care

The psychological aspects of care

Goals set by the physiotherapist

The definition of prevention?

Care which attempts to avoid deterioration and excess disability

Desiring something and putting energy towards acquiring it

The acquisition of new knowledge and skills

The unfolding of characteristics and abilities in an orderly way

An input and output record must be documented for the family:

False

True

The period of heart muscle relaxation is called

Diastole

Systole

A client who has a persistent blood pressure reading above 140/90 has:

Hypertension

Tachycardia

Hypotension

Systole

What ways can you help your client retain their dignity?

All of the above

Treat client with respect, encouragement and support

Focus on the positive, remind them of their progress and good listener

Stress strength, abilities and provide emotional support

Help a person to regain health, strength and independence through daily programs that increase strength and endurance

Rehabilitation care

Restorative care

Reconstruction care

Revitalization care

What is the most common site to take a pulse?

Radial

Apical

Brachial

Popliteal

Rehabilitation often takes longer for older clients:

True

False

Definition of restorative care?

Restoring the client to the highest level of functioning possible

Regaining health and strength

Maintaining the current level of functioning while preventing decline

Revisiting goals

Care plan focuses on physical, psycho-social and spiritual needs:

True

False

Developmental task is:

A skill that occurs at a particular age

The unfolding of characteristics in an orderly way

Desiring something and putting energy towards achieving it

Dynamic process to ward off disease or disability

Vital signs can be affected by:

All

Medications, pain, illness

Activity, exercise, sleep

Foods, fluids, smoking

A prosthesis is an assistive device that can be attached by a splint:

False

True

Problems and special needs are identified in the care plan:

True

False

Sympathy and pity help the person to adjust to disability

False

True

PSW creates the client’s care plan:

False

True

Helps clients and families deal with social and emotional issues

Social Worker

Physiotherapist

RN

Personal Support Worker

Diagnoses and treats illnesses and injuries

Physician

Social Worker

Physiotherapist

Speech Language Pathologist

Assesses, administers medications, provides care, supervises support workers

RN

Physician

Social Worker

Occupational Therapist

Identify four members of the multidisciplinary team:

Both b and c

Driver, maintenance worker, service manager, and dietician

RN, PSW, Physician, and Social worker

Dietician, respiratory therapist, physiotherapist, spiritual advisor

During which step of the nursing process is care given?

Implementation

Planning

Evaluation

Assessment

Which of these is a question about an activity of daily living?

Can the client perform personal care without help?

How much food on the tray did the client eat?

What is the frequency of the client’s bowel movements?

Can the client move his or her arms and legs?

In a long-term care facility, who has access to clients' charts?

It depends on facility policy and procedures.

All staff members

Only the office staff and the nursing staff

Nurses, PSW, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and dietitians

Resident care conference held in a long-term care facility?

All of the above

Identify needs, preferences, and establish goals

Discuss how to deal with resident problems

Provide consistent care from the interpersonal team

A graphic sheet:

To record measurements and observations made three to four times per day

Records a client's activities of daily living (ADLs)

Contains information the client's responses to care, and observations

Summarizes a client's care and services over a period

Assessment involves setting priorities and goals:

False

True

Two ways that the PSW may contribute to the care plan is by making observations and reporting changes to your supervisor

True

False

In 24-hour time, 1545 is:

3:45 p.m

3:45 a.m.

1:30 p.m

1:30 a.m.

Flow sheets are:

Used to record frequent measures of observations

Completed when the client is admitted to the agency

Card files used to summarize information

Used only by RNs

“I didn't sleep at all last night because of the pain in my back.” This statement is:

Subjective data

A nursing diagnosis

It is an assessment.

Objective data

The written guide giving directions about the care a client should receive is the:

Nursing care plan

Kardex

Medical record

Chart

Objective data is information that is reported by a client:

False

True

Effective planning for a client’s care begins

Identifying needs

Determining goals

Setting deadlines

Selecting resources

The statement “Urinary elimination, impaired” is on a care plan. This statement is a(n):

Nursing diagnosis

Assessment

Evaluation

Medical diagnosis

What best describes a pulse oximeter? It is a device that:

Measures the oxygen level in the blood and pulse

Measures the client’s pulse and blood pressure

Assesses the client’s response to pain

Measures the pH level of the client’s blood

Rhythm and force are characteristics of a pulse

True

False

Which member of the rehabilitation team assesses the client’s performance of activities of daily living?

The occupational therapist

The physiotherapist

The case manager

The speech–language pathologist

An orthotic is:

An apparatus worn for support

An artificial replacement for missing body parts

The process of correcting a deformity

Restoring a client to the highest level of functioning possible

Restorative care is usually provided by the family physician.

False

True

Health care workers as well as the client and family members are part of the rehabilitation team.

True

False

For how long should you take an irregular pulse?

1 full minute

30 seconds

2 minutes

5 minutes

Why is it important to keep a record of previous vital signs?

The doctor or nurse can compare each measurement.

The support worker can prove that they were taken.

The client’s family can check to see if the care is being given.

See if the readings obtained are accurate compared with others.

Examples of self-care devices include all of the following EXCEPT:

A cane

Long-handled sponges for bathing

A button hook

A sock assist

An acute cause of disability is:

Leg fracture

Arthritis

Diabetes

Spinal cord injury

Assessment involves:

Collecting information about the client

Carrying out or performing the elements of the care plan

Implementing the care plan

Evaluating and measuring the effectiveness of the care plan