INACE Restorative Care and Rehabilitation 2

Question 1

When a patient is relearning to dress themselves as part of a restorative ADL program, the nurse assistant should:

Accepted Answer

Allow the patient to do as much as they can independently before assisting

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Dress the patient completely to save time during busy shifts

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Have the family dress the patient at home only

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Dress the strong side first, then assist with the weak side

Question 2

When dressing a patient with a weak or paralyzed arm, the correct technique is to:

Accepted Answer

Dress the weaker or affected arm first, then the stronger arm

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Dress the stronger arm first, then the weaker arm

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Skip the affected arm and focus only on the strong arm

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Always use adaptive equipment regardless of patient ability

Question 3

A gait belt is used during ambulation primarily to:

Accepted Answer

Provide a secure grip point to support and guide the patient safely

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Prevent the patient's pants from falling down while walking

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Replace the need for a walker or cane

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Monitor the patient's gait speed and distance

Question 4

Which adaptive device would most help a patient with limited hand grip to eat independently?

Accepted Answer

Built-up handled utensils with thick grips

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A standard metal fork and knife

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A feeding tube placed by the nurse

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Blended food to eliminate the need for utensils

Question 5

In restorative dining, the nurse assistant's role is to:

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Encourage and assist patients to eat as independently as possible

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Feed all patients quickly to ensure meals are completed on time

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Order special meals without consulting the dietitian

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Limit fluid intake to reduce the risk of aspiration

Question 6

Which of the following is a sign that ROM exercises may need to be stopped and reported?

Accepted Answer

The patient's joint appears red, swollen, or feels warm during movement

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The patient says the exercise feels slightly uncomfortable at the end of range

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The patient needs reminders about how to perform the exercises

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The patient wants to rest between exercises

Question 7

A bladder retraining program for a patient who is incontinent would include:

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Offering the patient the opportunity to void on a scheduled, regular schedule

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Restricting the patient's fluid intake to reduce accidents

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Inserting a urinary catheter to eliminate the need for toileting

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Limiting the patient's mobility so they remain near the bathroom