CNA CNA Restorative Care and Rehabilitation 5

Question 1

A resident in a restorative walking program begins to complain of chest pain during ambulation. The CNA should:

Accepted Answer

Have the resident sit down and call for the nurse immediately

Answer

Chest pain during activity is a serious symptom requiring the resident to stop immediately and the nurse to be notified right away.

Question 2

Which principle best describes the restorative care philosophy?

Accepted Answer

Help residents achieve and maintain their highest level of independent function

Answer

Restorative care is guided by the principle of maximizing each resident's functional independence at whatever level is achievable for them.

Question 3

A resident recovering from a stroke has left-sided weakness. When assisting with transfers, the CNA should position themselves:

Accepted Answer

On the resident's left (weaker) side

Answer

The CNA stands on the weaker side to provide support where the resident has the least control and greatest fall risk.

Question 4

Restorative care documentation should be completed:

Accepted Answer

Immediately after each session while details are accurate

Answer

Documenting immediately after each session ensures accuracy and provides the care team with current information about the resident's progress.

Question 5

A resident uses a prosthetic limb. Before applying it as part of restorative care, the CNA should first:

Accepted Answer

Inspect the residual limb for skin breakdown or irritation

Answer

Inspecting the skin of the residual limb before applying a prosthesis ensures no existing breakdown is worsened by wearing the device.

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