CNA Bathing and Dressing

Question 1

Why is it important to check the water temperature before a resident's bath?

Accepted Answer

To prevent burns or discomfort.

Answer

To save time during the bath.

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To ensure the bath is quick.

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To help the resident relax faster.

Question 2

What is the primary benefit of providing a resident with a complete bed bath?

Accepted Answer

It maintains hygiene and comfort.

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It reduces caregiver workload.

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It speeds up daily activities.

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It improves blood circulation.

Question 3

When dressing a resident with hemiplegia, which side should be dressed first?

Accepted Answer

The affected side first.

Answer

The unaffected side first.

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The arms before the legs.

Answer

The legs before the arms.

Question 4

What is the CNA's role when assisting a resident with dressing?

Accepted Answer

Provide assistance while encouraging independence.

Answer

Dress the resident quickly to save time.

Answer

Choose the resident's clothes for them.

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Avoid offering any assistance.

Question 5

What is the best approach when providing perineal care during a bath?

Accepted Answer

Use gentle motions from front to back.

Answer

Wipe from back to front.

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Avoid washing this area to prevent discomfort.

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Use cold water to reduce irritation.

Question 6

Why is it important to encourage residents to choose their own clothing?

Accepted Answer

To promote independence and self-esteem.

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To reduce caregiver decisions.

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To speed up the dressing process.

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To match facility dress codes.

Why is it important to check the water temperature before a resident's bath?