CNA Basic Restorative Services 1 5

Question 1

A resident's care plan includes a restorative goal for self-toileting. Which action best supports this goal?

Accepted Answer

Scheduling regular toileting times and prompting the resident to use the bathroom

Answer

Scheduled toileting programs with prompting help residents maintain bladder function and achieve toileting independence.

Question 2

When assisting with restorative exercises, the CNA should move each joint:

Accepted Answer

Slowly and smoothly through the range of motion

Answer

Slow, smooth movement through the range of motion prevents injury and is the correct technique for ROM exercises.

Question 3

A resident recovering from a hip replacement is working on restorative ambulation. When walking with this resident, the CNA should stand:

Accepted Answer

On the resident's weaker or affected side

Answer

The CNA stands on the resident's weaker side to provide support and be able to catch the resident if they lose balance.

Question 4

Which statement about splints used in restorative care is correct?

Accepted Answer

Skin under the splint should be checked regularly for redness or breakdown

Answer

Skin integrity under splints must be monitored regularly because restricted circulation and pressure can cause breakdown.

Question 5

A resident with Parkinson's disease has a restorative walking program. The CNA can best help the resident initiate steps by:

Accepted Answer

Asking the resident to march in place before starting to walk

Answer

Marching in place can help overcome freezing of gait, a common Parkinson's symptom, and initiate forward movement.

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