General CNA Practice Restorative Care and Rehabilitation 3

Question 1

What is the purpose of a draw sheet when repositioning a resident?

Accepted Answer

To reduce friction and shear when moving a resident in bed

Answer

A draw sheet is placed under the resident to reduce friction and shear forces on the skin when repositioning in bed.

Question 2

In restorative care, 'learned helplessness' refers to:

Accepted Answer

Staff doing everything for a resident, causing the resident to lose the will to try

Answer

Learned helplessness occurs when staff consistently do tasks for a resident who could do them independently, reducing the resident's motivation and ability.

Question 3

The correct direction for performing ROM exercises on a joint is:

Accepted Answer

Through the normal range of movement, stopping at the point of resistance or pain

Answer

ROM exercises should move the joint through its normal range, stopping when resistance or pain is felt to avoid injury.

Question 4

A resident has a restorative care goal of independent dressing. The CNA should:

Accepted Answer

Set out clothes and give the resident time and encouragement to dress with minimal assistance

Answer

Supporting independence in dressing means setting up the environment and giving the resident time and encouragement rather than taking over.

Question 5

When documenting restorative care activities, the CNA should record:

Accepted Answer

What was done, the resident's participation level, and any observations

Answer

Accurate documentation of activities performed, resident participation, and observations is essential for tracking restorative progress.

General Practice Test

General Practice Test

General CNA Practice Restorative Care and Rehabilitation 3