Training Flashcards
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A CNA training program includes a unit on elder abuse. Which of the following is an example of FINANCIAL abuse of a resident?
Answer: A CNA borrowing money from a resident with no intent to repay
Borrowing, stealing, or misusing a resident's funds or property constitutes financial/material exploitation, a form of elder abuse.
During training on documentation, a CNA student makes an error on a paper medical record. What is the correct way to correct the mistake?
Answer: Draw a single line through the error, write 'error,' initial it, and add the correct information
The correct method is a single line through the error so it remains legible, followed by 'error,' initials, and the correct entry.
A CNA student is learning about transmission-based precautions. A resident is placed on droplet precautions. Which PPE is primarily required when entering the room?
Answer: Surgical mask worn within 3 feet of the patient
Droplet precautions require a surgical mask when coming within close contact (3 feet) of the patient, as pathogens travel in large droplets.
In CNA training, students learn about the Minimum Data Set (MDS). What is the MDS used for in a long-term care facility?
Answer: Assessing and documenting residents' functional status and care needs
The MDS is a standardized assessment tool required by CMS to evaluate each resident's health, physical, and functional status to guide care planning.
During body mechanics training, a CNA is taught to lift a heavy object from the floor. Which technique is correct?
Answer: Keep the back straight, bend knees, and lift with leg muscles
Proper lifting requires a straight back, bent knees, and using the stronger leg muscles to lift, minimizing strain on the spine.
A CNA trainee learns about a resident's advance directive. A resident with a DNR order stops breathing. What should the CNA do?
Answer: Call for the nurse, do not initiate CPR, and follow facility DNR protocol
A valid DNR order means CPR must not be initiated; the CNA should call for the nurse and follow the facility's established DNR protocol.
Which training scenario best illustrates the CNA role in promoting a resident's psychosocial well-being?
Answer: Taking a few extra minutes to listen to a resident share a story about their past
Actively listening and engaging with residents validates their feelings, combats loneliness, and supports emotional well-being.