CNA Aging Process 2

Question 1

A normal change of aging in the cardiovascular system is:

Accepted Answer

Decreased blood vessel elasticity

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Increased heart rate

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Lower blood pressure

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Stronger heart contractions

Question 2

Age-related changes in the musculoskeletal system include:

Accepted Answer

Muscle atrophy and decreased bone density

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Increased bone density

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Faster reflexes

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Increased joint flexibility

Question 3

The most common sensory change in elderly residents is:

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Decreased hearing and vision

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Loss of taste

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Loss of touch sensation

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Enhanced smell

Question 4

When communicating with an elderly resident who has hearing loss, the CNA should:

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Face the resident and speak clearly at a normal pace

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Shout loudly

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Write everything down

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Speak very slowly

Question 5

Confusion in an elderly resident should be:

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Reported to the nurse as it may indicate illness

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Considered normal aging

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Ignored unless it persists for days

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Treated by the CNA with medications

Question 6

Skin changes associated with aging include:

Accepted Answer

Thinner skin with less elasticity and slower healing

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Thicker, more resilient skin

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Increased oil production

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Better wound healing