CNA State Test Review, Part 1

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Across
  1. 1. activities of daily living
  2. 4. an illness or disease gradual in onset, with no known cure
  3. 5. process of exchanging information with others
  4. 7. pathogens or microorganisms found in human blood that can cause infections/diseases in humans
  5. 8. process occurs every 9-15 months to make sure long-term care facilities follow state/federal regulations; determine if quality of care if being given
  6. 11. inadequate fluid intake can result in
  7. 12. information you cannot or did not observe, based on something the residents reported to you which may or may not be true
  8. 14. form of communication without using words
  9. 15. Registered nurse
  10. 17. a person can make ______________choices about a doctor, care, treatment, as well as what to wear, and what they desire to participate in
  11. 20. discarded after each use
  12. 22. a person given 6 months or less to live may receive this care
  13. 24. writing down your nursing observations is called charting or ____________
  14. 25. all employers must have a written plan which details ways to eliminate or reduce employees to infectious waste. This is known as a/an_____________Control Plan.
  15. 27. sharps/infectious waste are disposed of in a _____________container
  16. 31. a person is expected to die from an illness
Down
  1. 2. a legal document that allows a person to choose what medical care they wish to receive if they cannot make their own decisions. This is an advanced _________________.
  2. 3. Appoints someone to make medical decisions
  3. 5. to keep private things private
  4. 6. movement, facial expressions, and posture can express different attitudes/emotions; ___________language
  5. 9. N0 CPR
  6. 10. required 75 hours of training or CNAs
  7. 13. Plan if you do not know how to communicate with a person, you may need to check the ____________ ____________
  8. 16. a resident assessment that must be done within 14 days of admission, yearly and with a significant change; information gathered helps write the care plan
  9. 18. nurse transfers authority to you
  10. 19. hygiene single most important thing that you can do to prevent the spread of infection
  11. 20. an individual on isolation or transmission-based precautions may be
  12. 21. information that you see, hear, touch, or smell
  13. 23. If a resident has a concern that is not met and the problem is not resolved, he/she may contact a trained individual
  14. 26. a federal government agency that makes rules to protect workers from hazards on the job
  15. 28. when applying PPE, which includes a gown, the gloves are pulled _____________the sleeve
  16. 29. persons living in long-term care
  17. 30. ______________director plans events to help residents socialize