24 Free Test Bank for Assisting in Long Term Care 6th Edition by Gerlach Multiple Choice Questions

24 Free Test Bank for Assisting in Long Term Care 6th Edition by Gerlach Multiple Choice Questions press the duties for nursing care in a long term. This test bank question focus on how the nurses manage and assist doctors to take care of patients when they have a cure in a long time. It's extremely useful and crucial for new nurses or learners about nursing and healthcare. Do this test to check your nursing understanding!

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 A resident’s chart contains a record of

• a. the care given and a progress report.
• c. the Kardex.
• b. the policies that were followed.
• d. the amount of linen used.

A nursing assistant is looking for information about specific daily care that needs to be provided to a particular client.This information can be found in which of the following?

• a. resident’s chart
• c. the Kardex
• b. medication and treatment books
• d. assignment sheet

Surveyors are visiting the facility today. You should:

• a. know and follow the care plan for each resident for whom you care.
• b. remain out of sight as much as possible.
• c. quickly bathe every resident on your hall.
• d. refer to your supervisor any question a surveyor asks you.

The purpose of a rehabilitation clinic is to:

• a. evaluate, maintain, and restore mobility and independence.
• b. provide counseling on death and dying.
• c. deliver highly complex care for patients with acute illnesses.
• d. maintain persons with disabilities who need care for up to a year.

A rehabilitation facility’s focus of care is based on all but which of the following?

• a. evaluating, maintaining, and restoring residents’ mobility
• b. evaluating, maintaining, and restoring residents’ independence in performing ADL
• c. utilizing nursing assistants to work with therapists and nurses in positioning and use of adaptive equipment
• d. helping family members through the grief process

The Procedure Book kept at the nurse’s station explains how:

• a. the laundry is maintained.
• c. care is to be given to the residents.
• b. to clean the floors.
• d. to write a letter.

Hospice care is for the person suffering from:

• a. a bad car accident.
• c. terminal illness.
• b. a physical handicap.
• d. mental illness.

People who are living in a long-term care facility are called:

• a. patients.
• c. residents.
• b. clients.
• d. mentally ill.

Individuals receiving care in their homes are referred to as:

• a. patients.
• c. residents.
• b. clients.
• d. inmates.

The initials LPN stand for what?

• a. Licensed Public Nurse
• c. Local Public Newspaper
• b. Local Public Network
• d. Licensed Practical Nurse

The skilled nursing facility provides:

• a. acute care to the ill and injured.
• b. outpatient care for persons with mental health conditions.
• c. maintenance and restorative care.
• d. health care instruction for workers.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for nursing assistants working in a long-term-care agency?

• a. graduation from an approved nurse aide program
• b. certification
• c. registration with a state agency
• d. five years of experience

Which of the following items is NOT part of each resident’s unit?

• a. standard furniture
• c. a signaling device or call bell
• b. personal equipment
• d. a fire and safety manual

OBRA legislation is concerned with:

• a. training and evaluation standards for nursing assistants.
• b. all aspects of a long-term-care resident’s life.
• c. establishing a state registry for nursing assistants.
• d. both training and evaluation standards for nursing assistants, as well as all aspects of a long-term-care resident’s life.

What does the abbreviation ADL mean?

• a. Activities of Daily Living
• c. Activities Developed for Leisure
• b. Altered Developmental Learning
• d. Another Day of Leave

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of a facility survey?

• a. to ensure that quality of care and quality of life are satisfactory for residents
• b. to ensure that care plans are being followed
• c. to ensure that staff are performing procedures correctly
• d. to ensure that nursing assistants come to work as scheduled

What does the abbreviation SNF mean?

• a. Scientific Nuclear Facility
• c. Senile Nursing Facility
• b. Scenic Nevada Farm
• d. Skilled Nursing Facility

Hospice care would take place in which type of setting?

• a. a homelike setting
• b. an isolation setting
• c. an acute-care setting
• d. a residential care facility for the elderly

Which of the following statements about the Resident Assessment Instrument is NOT true?

• a. It identifies a resident’s problems, needs, and risks.
• b. It tracks information required for Medicare and Medicaid payments.
• c. It must be completed every six months.
• d. It includes information on triggers that will alert the staff to problems that need investigating.

The OBRA legislation requires certified nursing assistants to complete a minimum of:

• a. 2 hours of continuing education per year.
• b. 6 hours of continuing education per year.
• c. 8 hours of continuing education per year.
• d. 12 hours of continuing education per year.

Nursing assistants work:

• a. independently, without supervision.
• b. under the supervision of a licensed nurse.
• c. only for physicians.
• d. as directed by health care administrators.

Nursing assistants are never referred to as:

• a. home health aides.
• c. nurse aides.
• b. orderlies.
• d. physician assistants.

Residents in the assisted-living facility:

• a. require highly skilled nursing care.
• b. are totally dependent on staff to meet their needs.
• c. receive intensive rehabilitation services.
• d. can provide most of their own care.

Which term is used to describe people receiving care in an acute-care hospital?

• a. clients
• c. residents
• b. patients
• d. custodians