TMU FINAL # 7 QUESTIOS AND ANSWERS
1. You are taking care of a resident, Mrs. Piper, who is 92 years old and is on bedrest.
After you complete her care and remove your gloves, you will
a. tell her you will see her later, and leave the room
b. wash your hands before going to the next resident
c. go to the next resident to provide care
d. take your break if it is the appropriate time - answer- B
2. All residents have
a. confused periods
b. chronic diseases
c. civil rights
d. hearing loss - answer- C
3. When caring for an insulin dependent diabetic, you would report all of the listed signs
and symptoms EXCEPT
a. euphoria
b. dizziness
c. sweating
d. drowsiness - answer- A
4. Which one of the following may help prevent sundowning
a. keeping the facility environment active
b. eliminating caffeine from the diet
c. having activities late in the day
d. moderately loud background music to help focus the resident's mind on other things
before bedtime - answer- B
25. Providing quality care and ensuring quality of life begins with
a. a good pre-admission screening by the interdisciplinary team
b. the resident's first contact with staff and environment
c. sticking to the resident welcome handbook and contract
d. the resident's expectations for perfection - answer- B
26. Foods that are allowed in a clear liquid diet are
, a. custard, eggnog, and plain ice cream
b. water, tea and coffee
c. milk and fat free clear broth
d. hard candy and ice cream - answer- B
27. Hemiplegia is a term used to describe the areas of the body affected by cerebral
palsy is
a. paralysis of both legs
b. the legs are primarily affected
c. both arms and both legs are affected
d. both the arm and leg on one side are affected - answer- D
28. When communicating with those with dementia and/or Alzheimer's disease you find
they often rely on
a. silence, being excluded from conversation and being talked down
b. step by step directions
c. touch, redirection and TV for stimulation
d. body language, facial expressions and tone of voice - answer- D
29. Aromatherapy involves the use of essential oils to stimulate a resident's sense of
smell; it may be
a. used to treat allergies.
b. liberally applied to the skin.
c. used to promote relaxation
d. placed in the person's food. - answer- C
30. Oxygen
a. concentrators extract oxygen from the water humidifier
b. is piped into to a wall source to fill a concentrator
c. is flammable in the presence of a spark or open flame
d. tastes like bubble gum - answer- C
31. The CNA notices the resident has urinary incontinence. The CNA will
a. ask the nurse to order a catheter so the bed stays dry
1. You are taking care of a resident, Mrs. Piper, who is 92 years old and is on bedrest.
After you complete her care and remove your gloves, you will
a. tell her you will see her later, and leave the room
b. wash your hands before going to the next resident
c. go to the next resident to provide care
d. take your break if it is the appropriate time - answer- B
2. All residents have
a. confused periods
b. chronic diseases
c. civil rights
d. hearing loss - answer- C
3. When caring for an insulin dependent diabetic, you would report all of the listed signs
and symptoms EXCEPT
a. euphoria
b. dizziness
c. sweating
d. drowsiness - answer- A
4. Which one of the following may help prevent sundowning
a. keeping the facility environment active
b. eliminating caffeine from the diet
c. having activities late in the day
d. moderately loud background music to help focus the resident's mind on other things
before bedtime - answer- B
25. Providing quality care and ensuring quality of life begins with
a. a good pre-admission screening by the interdisciplinary team
b. the resident's first contact with staff and environment
c. sticking to the resident welcome handbook and contract
d. the resident's expectations for perfection - answer- B
26. Foods that are allowed in a clear liquid diet are
, a. custard, eggnog, and plain ice cream
b. water, tea and coffee
c. milk and fat free clear broth
d. hard candy and ice cream - answer- B
27. Hemiplegia is a term used to describe the areas of the body affected by cerebral
palsy is
a. paralysis of both legs
b. the legs are primarily affected
c. both arms and both legs are affected
d. both the arm and leg on one side are affected - answer- D
28. When communicating with those with dementia and/or Alzheimer's disease you find
they often rely on
a. silence, being excluded from conversation and being talked down
b. step by step directions
c. touch, redirection and TV for stimulation
d. body language, facial expressions and tone of voice - answer- D
29. Aromatherapy involves the use of essential oils to stimulate a resident's sense of
smell; it may be
a. used to treat allergies.
b. liberally applied to the skin.
c. used to promote relaxation
d. placed in the person's food. - answer- C
30. Oxygen
a. concentrators extract oxygen from the water humidifier
b. is piped into to a wall source to fill a concentrator
c. is flammable in the presence of a spark or open flame
d. tastes like bubble gum - answer- C
31. The CNA notices the resident has urinary incontinence. The CNA will
a. ask the nurse to order a catheter so the bed stays dry
