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MODULE 13 - THE LONG-TERM CARE RESIDENT EXAM
QUESTIONS
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Question 1: Skeletal muscles
- Are under involuntary control.
- Appear smooth.
- Are under voluntary control.
- Appear striped and smooth.
Answer:
- Are under voluntary control.
- Allow the cast to get wet.
- Use your palms to lift and turn a casted extremity.
- Turn person every 2 hours.
- Elevate the casted part on pillows.
Question 2: The resident has a cast on the right leg. Which action is INCORRECT?
Answer:
- Allow the cast to get wet.
Question 3: Arthritis is
- The surgical replacement of a joint.
- Joint inflammation.
- A disease in which bones become porous and brittle.
- The repair of a fracture.
Answer:
- Joint inflammation.
Question 4: Which is not an early warning sign of dementia?
- Getting lost in familiar places
- Personality changes
- Poor or decreased judgement
- Not recognizing self or family members
Answer:
- Not recognizing self or family members
Question 5: These statements are about arthritis. Which is INCORRECT?
- It is the most common joint disease.
- Pain is common.
- Decreased mobility is common.
- It is cured with arthroplasty.
Answer:
- It is cured with arthroplasty.
Question 6: Respiratory changes occur with aging. Which is false?
- Heavy bed linens are avoided.
- The person is turned and repositioned often if on bedrest.
- The side-lying position is best for breathing.
- Pneumonia is a complication associated with immobility.
Answer:
- The side-lying position is best for breathing.
Question 7: Persons with diabetes need
- Good foot care.
- Frequent oral hygiene.
- Daily weight measurements.
- I&O measurements.
Answer:
- Good foot care.
Question 8: Digestion begins in the
- Mouth.
- Stomach.
- Small intestine.
- Colon.
Answer:
- Mouth.
Question 9: A hallucination is
- A false belief.
- An exaggerated belief.
- Seeing, hearing, or feeling something that is not real.
- A persistent thought or idea.
Answer:
- Seeing, hearing, or feeling something that is not real.
Question 10: A resident has heart failure. The doctor is likely to order
- A splint or brace.
- Elastic stockings.
- Trochanter rolls.
- A cane or walker.
Answer:
- Elastic stockings.
Question 11: The basic unit structure is the
- Cell
- Neuron
- Nephron
- Ovum
Answer:
- Cell
- Ostomy care.
- A bowel and/or bladder training program.
- ROM exercises to prevent contractures.
- Measures to prevent pressure ulcers.
Question 12: Care of a person after a stroke often includes the following except
Answer:
- Ostomy care.