General CNA Practice Restorative Care and Rehabilitation 2

Question 1

Which professional typically develops the restorative care plan for a resident?

Accepted Answer

The physical therapist, occupational therapist, and interdisciplinary team

Answer

The restorative care plan is developed by the interdisciplinary team including physical and occupational therapists, with the CNA implementing the plan.

Question 2

When performing active-assistive ROM, the CNA should:

Accepted Answer

Let the resident do as much as they can while the CNA assists as needed

Answer

Active-assistive ROM means the resident participates as much as possible while the CNA provides only the needed support.

Question 3

A resident using a walker for the first time requires CNA assistance. The CNA should walk:

Accepted Answer

Slightly behind and to the side of the resident's weaker side

Answer

Walking slightly behind on the weaker side allows the CNA to provide support where it is most needed without obstructing the resident.

Question 4

Restorative bladder training programs are designed to:

Accepted Answer

Help residents regain control of urinary function through scheduled voiding

Answer

Bladder training involves scheduled toileting intervals to help residents regain or maintain urinary continence.

Question 5

Which statement about splints used in restorative care is correct?

Accepted Answer

Splints are used to maintain a joint in proper position and must be removed as instructed

Answer

Splints maintain joint positioning to prevent contractures and must be applied and removed according to the care plan.

General Practice Test

General Practice Test

General CNA Practice Restorative Care and Rehabilitation 2