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

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To cover the resident during bathing

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To restrain the resident

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To measure the resident's weight

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

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A resident learning new self-care skills

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A therapy technique for stroke recovery

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The process of relearning ambulation

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

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As far as possible regardless of pain

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Only to the midpoint of the range

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In any direction the CNA chooses

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

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Dress the resident fully each morning

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Ask another staff member to dress the resident faster

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Skip dressing goals and focus only on ambulation

Question 5

When documenting restorative care activities, the CNA should record:

Accepted Answer

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

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Only negative changes in resident function

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Only what the therapist tells them to write

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Nothing unless there is an incident

Question 6

Which of the following best supports a resident's motivation during restorative care?

Accepted Answer

Praising effort, setting small achievable goals, and celebrating progress

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Comparing the resident's progress to other residents

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Telling the resident they will never fully recover

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Rushing through activities to save time