Question

1. any lost, absent, or impaired physical or mental function is

a. an illness.
b. a physical need.
c. a medical problem.
d. a disability.

1. which is a common emotion caused by fear, pain, and dying?

a. anger
b. demanding behavior
c. self - centered behavior
d. withdrawal

1. a resident stays in his room all the time. he used to participate in activities. what should you do?

a. force him to join activities
b. tell the nurse
c. tell his roommate
d. keep his door open all the time

1. a person is angry and demanding. it is important to always

a. treat the person with respect and dignity.
b. ignore the persons behavior.
c. keep the person waiting.
d. ask the nurse to talk to the person.

1. a resident pinches and scratches when it is time for his or her shower. do the following except

a. report the persons behavior to the nurse.
b. protect yourself from the pinching and scratching.
c. stay calm.
d. argue with the person and assure him or her you are doing what is best for him or her.

1. for effective verbal communication, do the following except

a. shout so the person can hear you.
b. ask one question at a time.
c. speak clearly and slowly.
d. repeat information as needed.

1. a resident is comatose. before performing care

a. tell the person your name.
b. consult with the family.
c. call the physician.
d. ask another nursing assistant for help.

1. a residents bowel movement has a strong odor. you should

a. tell the person that the bowel movement smells.
b. ask the person what he ate.
c. control your body language.
d. avoid eye contact with the person.

Explanation:

• Question 18: La définition d'un handicap inclut une perte, une absence ou une altération de fonction physique ou mentale.
• Question 19: La colère est une émotion commune causée par la peur, la douleur et la mort.
• Question 20: Le rôle d'un infirmier est de gérer les problèmes des patients.
• Question 21: Traiter une personne avec respect et dignité est essentiel, même si elle est en colère.
• Question 22: Argumenter avec un patient n'est pas une bonne pratique.
• Question 23: Crier n'est pas une forme d'échange verbal efficace.
• Question 24: Informer le patient de votre nom est une bonne pratique avant de commencer les soins.
• Question 25: Contrôler son langage corporel est important lors de la prise en charge d'un patient.

Answer:

1. D. a disability.
2. A. Anger
3. B. Tell the nurse
4. A. treat the person with respect and dignity.
5. D. argue with the person and assure him or her you are doing what is best for him or her.
6. A. shout so the person can hear you.
7. A. tell the person your name.
8. C. control your body language.