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CNA FINAL EXAM VOCAB
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Question 1: OBRA (Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987)
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legislation that emphasizes the responsibility of nursing homes to provide residents with a comfortable and fulfilling lifestyle and to promote their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being to the highest degree possible
Question 2: delusion
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a fixed, false belief
Question 3: paranoia
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excessive suspicion without cause
Question 4: atraumatic care
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a philosophy of caring for ill or injured children that focuses on reducing the negative effects associated with illness and injury by minimizing the physical and emotional stress the child and family members experience
Question 5: resident
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a person who receives care in a long-term care setting
Question 6: hypertension
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(1) high blood pressure; (2) a disorder characterized by chronically high blood pressure
Question 7: body mechanics
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using the body in a safe and effi cient way to avoid placing unnecessary strain on muscles and joints
Question 8: enema
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the introduction of fluid into the bowel through the anus to remove feces from the bowel
Question 9: apraxia
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the inability to plan and perform purposeful motor movements to complete a task despite having the ability and the desire to perform the task
Question 10: atrophy
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loss of muscle mass
Question 11: inpatient care
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care that is provided in a hospital or other acute care setting that requires at least one overnight stay
Question 12: acute care setting
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a health care setting that specializes in providing care to people who become sick or injured suddenly, or who have other conditions that require short-term health care
Question 13: aspiration
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inhalation of fluids or other foreign materials into the lungs
Question 14: delirium
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a rapid change in cognition that is related to chemical changes in the body
Question 15: long-term care setting
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health care facilities that provide residents with ongoing assistance with meeting medical, personal and social needs
Question 16: OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
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a government agency that was established to help protect workers in all industries (not just health care) from on-the-job injuries
Question 17: dementia
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a term used to describe a cluster of symptoms involving progressive decline in memory and thinking abilities, such as the use of language and the ability to reason and make judgments
Question 18: informed consent
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permission given by a patient, resident or client (or the person authorized to make decisions on the patient's, resident's or client's behalf) to go ahead with a treatment or procedure
Question 19: expressive aphasia
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the inability to use language to express oneself, verbally or in writing (or both)
Question 20: outpatient care
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care that is provided in a hospital or other acute care setting that does not require an overnight stay
Question 21: culture
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a shared set of beliefs, values, customs and practices that characterizes a group of people or a society
Question 22: terminal illness
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an illness for which there is no treatment and that is ultimately expected to lead to the person's death
Question 23: bony prominence
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parts of the body where there is only a thin layer of fat and muscle between the skin and the underlying bone or cartilage
Question 24: hemiparesis
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weakness on one side
Question 25: paralysis
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the loss of movement and sensation
Question 26: larceny
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theft
Question 27: dyspnea
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labored, diffi cult breathing