CSA Resident Rights & Advocacy 3

Question 1

Which of the following is considered a restraint under federal nursing home regulations?

Accepted Answer

Side rails raised on both sides of the bed without therapeutic justification

Answer

Bilateral full side rails can prevent a resident from voluntarily leaving bed and are classified as a physical restraint.

Question 2

When must a facility notify a resident or their legal representative of a room or roommate change?

Accepted Answer

At least 30 days before, except in emergencies

Answer

Federal regulations require at least 30-day advance notice of room or roommate changes unless an emergency exception applies.

Question 3

A resident's family removes personal belongings from the room without the resident's permission. The aide should:

Accepted Answer

Report the situation to the charge nurse as potential financial exploitation

Answer

Removing a resident's property without consent may constitute financial exploitation and must be reported to a supervisor.

Question 4

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a nursing facility must provide:

Accepted Answer

Reasonable accommodations to ensure equal access for residents with disabilities

Answer

The ADA requires facilities to make reasonable accommodations so residents with disabilities can access services and activities equally.

Question 5

A resident with a do-not-resuscitate (DNR) order stops breathing. The correct staff action is:

Accepted Answer

Follow the DNR order, provide comfort measures, and notify the charge nurse

Answer

A valid DNR order must be honored; staff provide comfort care and notify the nurse rather than initiating resuscitation.

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