Free CLEE Client Rights Questions and Answers

Question 1

It is appropriate for the nursing assistant to share personal client information with ____.

Accepted Answer

the nursing assistant on the next shift

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the client's roommate

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the client's children

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the client's wife

Question 2

Residents have a right to telephone privileges. Which of these correctly describes these rights?

Accepted Answer

Privacy and phone access are provided to each resident.

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Residents have the right to use phones during certain scheduled times.

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Telephones can be used only under a caregiver's supervision.

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Residents may use phones, but they must provide their own.

Question 3

Which resident right is being violated if a nursing assistant enters the hospital cafeteria and hears another assistant talking about a resident with co-workers?

Accepted Answer

the resident's right to privacy

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the resident's right to know who is involved in their medical care

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the resident's right to make decisions regarding their own care

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the resident's right to be present when their care is discussed

Question 4

When you walk in to begin your shift, a resident is being put in restraints by the charge nurse. This means ____.

Accepted Answer

you need to check the resident at least every two hours to assess basic needs, circulation, and bathroom necessities

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you need to leave all of this resident's care in the hands of the charge nurse until the restraints have been removed

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you need to call the family and notify them at once that restraints are being used

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you need to avoid the patient so as not to escalate his or her agitation

Question 5

A resident in your care tells you that he does not like his current physician and wishes to be seen by another doctor. Your response to this should be ____.

Accepted Answer

to help the resident contact the social worker or RN for assistance in this matter

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to gently tell the resident that the doctor has been assigned to him and he cannot change physicians without a legal procedure

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to acknowledge the resident's concerns and suggest a different medical provider

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to reassure the resident that his doctor is qualified and capable and encourage the resident to respect the doctor