Resident Care Test Flashcards
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Under Title 22, which of the following is a prohibited practice regarding physical restraints in an RCFE?
Answer: Routinely using physical restraints as a behavioral management strategy
Routine use of physical restraints as behavior management is prohibited. Restraints may only be used in narrow circumstances with medical justification and informed consent.
What does 'least restrictive environment' mean in the context of RCFE care?
Answer: Using the approach that provides necessary care while maximizing the resident's freedom, independence, and dignity
Least restrictive environment means delivering care through approaches that preserve the maximum degree of resident independence and freedom while meeting their needs.
An RCFE resident with limited mobility is at risk for pressure injuries (bed sores). What care measures are required?
Answer: Implement a regular repositioning schedule, use pressure-relieving devices, maintain skin hygiene, and monitor for early signs of breakdown
Pressure injury prevention requires proactive measures: regular repositioning, pressure-relieving equipment, skin monitoring, and good hygiene.
What is the RCFE's obligation when a resident is hospitalized and later returns to the facility?
Answer: Conduct a re-admission assessment to identify any changes in care needs resulting from the hospitalization and update the ISP accordingly
A hospitalization often results in changes to a resident's health and functional status. A re-admission assessment and ISP update are required to ensure care meets current needs.
How should RCFE staff handle a situation where a resident's family member demands care approaches that conflict with the resident's own stated preferences?
Answer: Honor the resident's preferences if the resident has decision-making capacity; family input should be considered but does not override the resident's choices
A competent resident's own preferences take precedence over family demands. Family involvement is encouraged but does not override the resident's autonomy.
What is the significance of the 'Residents' Bill of Rights' in California's RCFE regulatory framework?
Answer: It is a legally enforceable set of rights protecting the dignity, autonomy, and well-being of all RCFE residents
The Residents' Bill of Rights is a legally enforceable framework under California Health and Safety Code protecting the rights of all RCFE residents.