TEXAS LONG TERM CARE MODULE 1 IN-SERVICE EXAM

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TEXAS LONG TERM CARE MODULE 1 IN-SERVICE EXAM

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Question 1: Who can file a complaint against a facility?

Answer:

a.A resident b.A family member c.A staff member d.All of the above D

Question 2: Which skill or duty would not be a CNA responsibility

Answer:

A- Documenting vital sign changes on a resident's care record.b-Administering a stronger pain medication without approval.c-Helping a resident with a new bathing product as directed.d-Turning a resident in bed to prevent pressure ulcers B Question 3: CNA job descriptions are the same, regardless of the facility in which you work?

Answer:

FALSE

Question 4: ?Chronic disease is on the rise. The top three chronic disease areas affecting a growing aging population in the U.S. are?

Answer:

• Cancer, high blood pressure and aging

• Stroke, diabetes and HIV

• Dementia, arthritis and obesity

• Diabetes, emphysema and cancer

C?Question 5: Daily interactions with resident's help identify health-related events such as?

Answer:

a.The development of a skin condition b.A change in the emotional state of the resident c.A shift in the mobility level of the resident d.All of these conditions D Question 6: ?What organization is responsible for developing the federal rules and requirements for CNAs

Answer:

DADS ?

Question 7: ?Which act was established to create specific regulations for nursing facilities and nurse aide training in facilities?

Answer:

a.Civil Rights Act of 1960 b.Omnibus Budget Reconciliation act of 1987 c.The Affordable Healthcare Act of 2010 B?Question 8: Every two years, I will need to renew my active status in the state Nurse Aide Registry and update my contact information

Answer:

TRUE

Question 9: How will chronic disease trends impact the CNA's professional role?

Answer:

a.The number of people requiring nursing home care may increase.b.People are living longer, so may be in facilities longer.c.CNAs may need to offer specialized dementia-care.d.All of these will likely impact the CNA.D Question 10: The nursing facility, as employer, works with both the federal Health and Human Services and the state Health and Human Services offices for support and regulatory guidance?

Answer:

TRUE