Test Unit 1 Introduction to Health Care

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Which approach to health care focuses on the physical and emotional care of a person, not just the person's physical condition or disease?

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Which is a type of health care organization?

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Which type of health care agency/organization provides care for people who are dying and their families?

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The main goal of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) of 1987 is to:

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Which program is a health insurance plan that is federally funded by social security for people who are 65 or older?

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The most important goal of the health care team is to:

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A nursing assistant performs the following tasks within their scope of practice : ( Select all that apply)

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To "delegate" a task means to:

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The term "scope of practice" means:

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Who was Florence Nightingale?

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One of the most important duties a nursing assitant is responsible for is:

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A nursing assistant may refuse a delegated task when the nursing assitant:

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Which individual is most likely to provide direct supervison of a nursing assistant?

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A hospital nurse has asked the nursing assistant to go and give Mr. Garcia's intravenous (IV) medication. What should the nursing assistant do?

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Which of the following should you leave out of your resume?

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A nursing assistant is imagining (thinking) what it wold feel like to be in a resident's situation. Which quality is this nursing assistant demonstrating?

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Which of the following could hurt a nursing assistant's work ethic?

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Which best describes "professionalism"?

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Professional appearance involves wearing:

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Which action is important when leaving a job?

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What is a reason for a nursing assistant to promote and protect his or her personal hygiene?

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Which right is protected by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?

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Because a nursing assistant failed to reposition a patient frequently, the patient developed pressure ulcers (bed sores). What violation of criminal law has the nursing assistant committed?

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During a busy shift, the nursing assistant accidentally left a resident's bed in an elevated position after performing morning care, an act that led to a fall and injury of the resident. What act has this nursing assistant committed?

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A nursing assistant witnessed a co-worker raise her voice and grasp a resident so firmly that the resident cried out in pain. How should the nursing assistant respond to what was witnessed?

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While in the hospital cafeteria, two nursing assistants are discussing a resident's recent health problems. This act may constitute a violation of:

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Which is an example of nonverbal communication?

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When in a conversation, which is an example of positive body language?

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Which step of the nursing process involves checking the effectiveness (how well its working) of a nursing plan?

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The nursing assistant is assigned to patients who are experiencing the following health problems. The patient who has an acute condition is the one who has:

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The nursing assistant cares for Mrs. Burrell, who lives in a long-term care facility. The nursing assistant allows Mrs. Burrell to decide what she is going to wear each day. The nursing assistant then assists Mrs. Burrell with her dressing and grooming routine. Which need is the nursing assistant helping Mrs. Burrell to meet?

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Which is the most basic human need?

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The nursing assistant is providing care to a patient who has refused a treatment that may prolong his life. An appropriate action by the nursing assistant is to:

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Nursing assistants demonstrate a holistic approach to health care by considering:

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The nursing assistant is aware that people who have a terminal illness or condition will:

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The ears are ____________ to the nose.

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The wrist is _____________ to the elbow.

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Test Unit 1 Introduction to Health Care

Which approach to health care focuses on the physical and emotional care of a person, not just the person's physical condition or disease?

Which is a type of health care organization?

Which type of health care agency/organization provides care for people who are dying and their families?

The main goal of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) of 1987 is to:

Which program is a health insurance plan that is federally funded by social security for people who are 65 or older?

The most important goal of the health care team is to:

A nursing assistant performs the following tasks within their scope of practice : ( Select all that apply)

To "delegate" a task means to:

The term "scope of practice" means:

Who was Florence Nightingale?

One of the most important duties a nursing assitant is responsible for is:

A nursing assistant may refuse a delegated task when the nursing assitant:

Which individual is most likely to provide direct supervison of a nursing assistant?

A hospital nurse has asked the nursing assistant to go and give Mr. Garcia's intravenous (IV) medication. What should the nursing assistant do?

Which of the following should you leave out of your resume?

A nursing assistant is imagining (thinking) what it wold feel like to be in a resident's situation. Which quality is this nursing assistant demonstrating?

Which of the following could hurt a nursing assistant's work ethic?

Which best describes "professionalism"?

Professional appearance involves wearing:

Which action is important when leaving a job?

What is a reason for a nursing assistant to promote and protect his or her personal hygiene?

Which right is protected by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?

Because a nursing assistant failed to reposition a patient frequently, the patient developed pressure ulcers (bed sores). What violation of criminal law has the nursing assistant committed?

During a busy shift, the nursing assistant accidentally left a resident's bed in an elevated position after performing morning care, an act that led to a fall and injury of the resident. What act has this nursing assistant committed?

A nursing assistant witnessed a co-worker raise her voice and grasp a resident so firmly that the resident cried out in pain. How should the nursing assistant respond to what was witnessed?

While in the hospital cafeteria, two nursing assistants are discussing a resident's recent health problems. This act may constitute a violation of:

Which is an example of nonverbal communication?

When in a conversation, which is an example of positive body language?

Which step of the nursing process involves checking the effectiveness (how well its working) of a nursing plan?

The nursing assistant is assigned to patients who are experiencing the following health problems. The patient who has an acute condition is the one who has:

Which is the most basic human need?

The nursing assistant is providing care to a patient who has refused a treatment that may prolong his life. An appropriate action by the nursing assistant is to:

Nursing assistants demonstrate a holistic approach to health care by considering:

The nursing assistant is aware that people who have a terminal illness or condition will:

The ears are ____________ to the nose.

The wrist is _____________ to the elbow.

The abdomen can be divided into 9 sections called

Which approach to health care focuses on the physical and emotional care of a person, not just the person's physical condition or disease?

Which is a type of health care organization?

Which type of health care agency/organization provides care for people who are dying and their families?

The main goal of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) of 1987 is to:

Which program is a health insurance plan that is federally funded by social security for people who are 65 or older?

The most important goal of the health care team is to:

A nursing assistant performs the following tasks within their scope of practice : ( Select all that apply)

To "delegate" a task means to:

The term "scope of practice" means:

Who was Florence Nightingale?

One of the most important duties a nursing assitant is responsible for is:

A nursing assistant may refuse a delegated task when the nursing assitant:

Which individual is most likely to provide direct supervison of a nursing assistant?

A hospital nurse has asked the nursing assistant to go and give Mr. Garcia's intravenous (IV) medication. What should the nursing assistant do?

Which of the following should you leave out of your resume?

A nursing assistant is imagining (thinking) what it wold feel like to be in a resident's situation. Which quality is this nursing assistant demonstrating?

Which of the following could hurt a nursing assistant's work ethic?

Which best describes "professionalism"?

Professional appearance involves wearing:

Which action is important when leaving a job?

What is a reason for a nursing assistant to promote and protect his or her personal hygiene?

Which right is protected by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?

Because a nursing assistant failed to reposition a patient frequently, the patient developed pressure ulcers (bed sores). What violation of criminal law has the nursing assistant committed?

During a busy shift, the nursing assistant accidentally left a resident's bed in an elevated position after performing morning care, an act that led to a fall and injury of the resident. What act has this nursing assistant committed?

A nursing assistant witnessed a co-worker raise her voice and grasp a resident so firmly that the resident cried out in pain. How should the nursing assistant respond to what was witnessed?

While in the hospital cafeteria, two nursing assistants are discussing a resident's recent health problems. This act may constitute a violation of:

Which is an example of nonverbal communication?

When in a conversation, which is an example of positive body language?

Which step of the nursing process involves checking the effectiveness (how well its working) of a nursing plan?

The nursing assistant is assigned to patients who are experiencing the following health problems. The patient who has an acute condition is the one who has:

Which is the most basic human need?

The nursing assistant is providing care to a patient who has refused a treatment that may prolong his life. An appropriate action by the nursing assistant is to:

Nursing assistants demonstrate a holistic approach to health care by considering:

The nursing assistant is aware that people who have a terminal illness or condition will:

The ears are ____________ to the nose.

The wrist is _____________ to the elbow.

The abdomen can be divided into 9 sections called