Safety and Emergency Procedures 1 Flashcards
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A resident's clothing catches fire. Which method should the CNA use to extinguish the flames?
Answer: Have the resident stop, drop, and roll
Stop, drop, and roll smothers flames by cutting off oxygen and is the correct response when clothing is on fire.
What is the correct compression-to-breath ratio for adult CPR with two rescuers?
Answer: 30:2
Current AHA guidelines recommend a 30:2 compression-to-ventilation ratio for adult CPR.
A resident has a small cut that is bleeding moderately. The CNA should FIRST:
Answer: Apply direct pressure with a clean cloth or gloved hand
Direct pressure is the first-line intervention to control moderate bleeding from a wound.
Which situation requires the CNA to use a gait belt?
Answer: Assisting a weak resident to stand and walk
A gait belt is used when assisting residents with limited mobility to stand or walk, providing a secure grip to prevent falls.
During a facility fire drill, a resident refuses to leave her room. The CNA should:
Answer: Calmly explain the importance and attempt to guide her, then notify the nurse
The CNA should calmly encourage the resident and inform nursing staff so the situation can be managed safely and appropriately.
Which sign indicates a resident may be experiencing a stroke and requires immediate reporting?
Answer: Facial drooping on one side
Sudden facial drooping is a key warning sign of stroke (FAST: Face, Arms, Speech, Time) and must be reported immediately.
What is the purpose of the Safe Medical Devices Act as it relates to CNAs?
Answer: It requires reporting of equipment that injures or could injure a resident
The Safe Medical Devices Act requires healthcare workers to report equipment malfunctions or injuries caused by medical devices.