Question 1(1 point) Which of the following times might a CCA expect…
QuestionAnswered step-by-stepQuestion 1(1 point) Which of the following times might a CCA expect…Question 1 (1 point) Which of the following times might a CCA expect to be asked to take vital signs?Question 1 options:As outlined in the care planUpon admission to a facilityWhen ordered by a physicianAll of the aboveQuestion 2 (1 point) SavedWhat is considered normal respirations per minute for a healthy adult? Question 2 options:12 to 2015 to 3012 to 2810 to 14Question 3 (1 point) When is the body temperature usually the lowest? Question 3 options:When you first wake up During the eveningDuring the afternoon When you go to bedQuestion 4 (1 point) The CCA records a client’s vitals as T = 37°C, P = 65 beats per min., R = 8 respirations per min. Which vital signs should they report to the nurse?Question 4 options:The respirationsNothing because all are within normal rangeThe pulseThe temperatureQuestion 5 (1 point) What is a normal blood glucose level? Question 5 options:4-7 mmol/L4-7 mmHg3-6 mmol/L3-6 mmHgQuestion 6 (1 point) Mr. B. has mouth ulcers and is occasionally agitated. Which routes would be safestto take Mr. B.’s temperature?Question 6 options:Rectal or oralOral or tympanicTympanic or axillaAxilla or rectalQuestion 7 (1 point) Which of the following clients can have an oral temperature taken? Question 7 options:CoughingAlert and cooperativeBleeding gumsTrouble breathingQuestion 8 (1 point) When oxygen is in use, what should the CCA monitor?Question 8 options:Keep the oxygen tubing free of kinks. Maintain the correct level of distilled water in the jar, if a humidifying jar is used.Be observant for lighters, matches, or smoking materials that the patient and/or visitors may have.All of the aboveQuestion 9 (1 point) For a patient on oxygen therapy, it is important to check which areas for skin breakdown?Question 9 options:Back and shoulder bladesChest and axillaNostril and behind the earsFingers and toesQuestion 10 (1 point) What is the major problem with heat applicaiton? Question 10 options:ChillingBurnsInfection Pressure soresQuestion 11 (1 point) Which treatment, hot or cold, constricts blood vessels to the area?Question 11 options:BothColdHeatNeitherQuestion 12 (1 point) What happens to the blood flow when the blood vessels constrict?Question 12 options:StopsIncreasesChanges direction DecreasesQuestion 13 (1 point) Hot and cold application use is becoming less and less common in long term care facilities, so it is important to check with facility guidelines before using them with your residents.Question 13 options:TrueFalseQuestion 14 (1 point) Why are antiembolic stockings worn?Question 14 options:Provide warmth to the legsPrevent the formation of blood clots and reduce swelling Maintain joint function Reduce blood flow to a limbQuestion 15 (1 point) For a client with long term use of anti-embolism stockings, what is one of the most common areas of skin breakdown?Question 15 options:Between the toesThe elbowsThe kneesThe heelsQuestion 16 (1 point) Why are people with think skin at increased risk for burns with heat and cold applications? Question 16 options:They usually have taken better care of their skinThey have better circulation than people with thicker skinThey lack enough of a protective adipose layerThey lack feeling to their skinQuestion 17 (1 point) You applied a commercial cold pack to Jane’s ankle as instructed in her care plan. After 3 minutes she complains of extreme pan to the area. What should you do first?Question 17 options:Notify your supervisorCheck it after another 2 minutesTake her pulse in that areaRemove the cold packQuestion 18 (1 point) Heat and cold applications must be covered before being applied to a client’s skin. Which is the best explanation for why this is done? Question 18 options:It keeps the heat and cold pack cleaner and free of germsIt prevents skin irritation from the surface of the packIt protects the heat and cold pad from wear and tearIt helps to prevent contact burns on the client’s skinQuestion 19 (1 point) Blood must have enough red blood cells because the hemoglobin in the red blood cells picks up oxygen in the lungs and carries it to the cells. Question 19 options:TrueFalseQuestion 20 (1 point) If the client is wearing dark nail polish, you should remove it when you want to use the pulse oximter. Question 20 options:TrueFalseQuestion 21 (1 point) If you observe that the oxygen rte s not set at the rate the nurse stated, you need to adjust it mmediately. Question 21 options:TrueFalseQuestion 22 (1 point) A pulse oximeter is used to measure: Question 22 options:The oxygen concentration in the lungsThe pulse rateThe oxygen concentration in arterial bloodThe amount of oxygen in the bloodQuestion 23 (1 point) Which of these procedures may be done by a support worker? Question 23 options:Administering oxygen therapyCollecting a sputum specimenSuctioningPerforming tracheostomy careHealth ScienceScienceNursingShare Question
