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CNA 2023

Chapter 30 Admissions, Transfers, and Discharges

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The admission process is started by: an admission coordinator
The nurse asks you to assist with the admission of a new resident. What can the nurse delegate to you? Transporting the person to his or her room
A new resident has dementia. Which statement is correct? The person may show signs of fear and agitation.
You are going to prepare a room for a new resident. How do you know what equipment is needed? The nurse tells you
A new resident is going to arrive by car and is ambulatory. What type of bed should you make? A closed bed
A new resident is going to arrive by stretcher. What type of bed should you make? A surgical bed
A new resident is ambulatory. Which is correct? Attach the call light to the bed linens
You are admitting a new resident. Which will promote the person's mental comfort? Be sensitive to the person's feelings.
The nurse asks you to assist in admitting a new resident. Your role involves which of the following? Treating the person with dignity
You are admitting a new resident. How will you find the person's name? Check the admission record.
You introduce yourself to a new resident. You also say that you are at: nursing assistant
How can you help a new resident remember the names of other residents? Introduce the person to other residents
You are admitting a new resident. Which is correct? Measure the person's vital signs.
You are admitting a new resident. Which is correct? Orient the person to the room
You have finished admitting a new resident. Before leaving the person's room, you need to do which of the following? Place the call light within reach
You are helping a new resident unpack. Which is correct? You need to complete a personal belongs list.
You are admitting a new resident. The person's niece is in the room. You ask the niece to leave the room. Which is correct? The resident can ask the niece to stay
You are admitting a new resident. The person's nice is in the room. You ask the niece to leave the room. Why did you ask her to leave? To provide for privacy
A resident is transferring to a different room. The nurse asks you to transfer the person. You can do which of the following? Help the person pack.
Which statement about transfers is correct? A transfer may be needed if the person's condition changes
A resident is being transferred to another unit. Which will help reassure the person? Introducing the person to the new roommate and other residents
A resident is going to be discharged. You can do which of the following? Help the person dress as needed.
A resident is going to be discharged. Which task can the nurse delegate to you? Help the person into the car
A resident is going to be discharged. What must occur before the person can leave? The doctor must write a discharge order.
A resident wants to leave the nursing center. The doctor has not written a discharge order. What should you do? Tell the nurse.
Reasons for a transfer or discharge are part of the person's medical record. True
A resident objects to a transfer or a discharge. An ombudsman makes sure that the person's best interests are considered. True
Residents are not allowed to hang photos on the walls. False
New residents may have fears about being abused. True
Residents forfeit their privacy when they move to the center. False
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