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Resident Care Flashcards

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  1. Which environmental modification is most effective for preventing falls in an RCFE hallway?

    Answer: Installing continuous handrails on both sides of the hallway

    Bilateral handrails provide consistent support along the entire path and are a key fall-prevention environmental modification.

  2. A resident expresses feelings of hopelessness and says, 'I don't see the point of going on.' What is the correct response?

    Answer: Take the statement seriously, stay with the resident, and immediately notify the supervisor and physician

    Any expression of hopelessness or suicidal ideation must be taken seriously and reported to a supervisor and physician immediately.

  3. Under RCFE regulations, which of the following is considered a prohibited restraint?

    Answer: A chair or bed placed against the wall so a resident cannot independently rise

    Positioning furniture to prevent independent movement constitutes a physical restraint, which is prohibited without specific regulatory approval.

  4. A resident with a history of wandering attempts to exit through a secured door. What is the first step for staff?

    Answer: Calmly approach the resident, redirect them with a familiar activity or conversation

    Calm verbal redirection using familiar cues is the first and least restrictive intervention for a wandering resident.

  5. An RCFE must report which of the following events to Community Care Licensing within 24 hours?

    Answer: A resident's unexpected death or hospitalization

    Unexpected deaths and hospitalizations are mandatory 24-hour reportable events to Community Care Licensing under Title 22.

  6. Which approach best supports a resident's sense of dignity during incontinence care?

    Answer: Explain each step before performing it, use a calm tone, and provide privacy throughout

    Narrating each step, maintaining a calm tone, and ensuring privacy respect the resident's autonomy and dignity during sensitive personal care.

  7. A resident's care plan specifies range-of-motion exercises twice daily. If staff cannot complete an exercise session, what should they do?

    Answer: Document the missed session with the reason and notify the supervisor

    Any deviation from the care plan must be documented with the reason so the care team can assess the impact and adjust as needed.