CNA Basic Restorative Services 5

Question 1

A resident in a restorative ambulation program refuses to walk today, saying they are too tired. The CNA should:

Accepted Answer

Respect the refusal, document it, and report it to the nurse

Answer

Residents have the right to refuse care; the CNA must respect this, document the refusal accurately, and notify the nurse so the care plan can be reviewed.

Question 2

Which activity is an example of a restorative self-care program?

Accepted Answer

The resident combs their own hair while the CNA provides verbal cues

Answer

Restorative self-care programs involve the resident performing tasks independently or with minimal assistance, with the CNA providing guidance rather than doing the task for them.

Question 3

A resident uses a quad cane. Where should the cane be positioned during ambulation?

Accepted Answer

On the stronger side, advancing with the weaker leg

Answer

The cane is held on the stronger side and moves forward with the weaker leg, providing support to the affected side.

Question 4

During passive range-of-motion exercises, the CNA notices the resident grimacing and tensing when the shoulder is moved. The CNA should:

Accepted Answer

Stop the movement, ask about pain, and report to the nurse

Answer

Signs of pain during ROM exercises require the CNA to stop, assess, and report to the nurse before continuing to avoid injury.

Question 5

A resident's restorative care plan includes splint application for a hand contracture. When should the splint be removed?

Accepted Answer

According to the schedule specified in the care plan

Answer

Splints must be applied and removed on the schedule outlined in the individualized care plan to prevent skin breakdown and achieve therapeutic benefit.

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CNA Basic Restorative Services 5