Skills USA HKB 3
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| 1. Clients with advanced Alzheimer’s Disease may show which of the following signs and symptoms? | Frequent pacing or wandering
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| 2. A client is unable to cope and adjust to life changes, causing disturbances in behavior and function. The client as | mental illness
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| The nurse states the client has psychosis. This means that the client | Does not view or interpret reality correctly
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| 4. When a client turns on the call bell every few minutes, the appropriate response is to | Stop by the room more often
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| A client hits the nursing assistant during lunch. The nursing assistant should | Respond according to the care plan
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| 6. The nursing assistant sees a diabetic client eating a candy bar in the room. The nursing assistant should | Report to the nurse immediately
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| An older adult must adjust to | Decreased physical strength
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| Social development during late adulthood is most often characterized by | Adapting to changing roles
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| The nursing assistant can assist an adolescent to adjust to hospitalization by | Being supportive with body image concerns
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| The nursing assistant can respond to the demanding client by | Being a good listener
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| 11. The care plan states that the client should be read to at bedtime to decrease evening agitation and wanderings. This means that the nursing assistant should | Plan an appropriate time in the evening to read to the client
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| 12. The client, Mrs. Richards, believes herself to be a student and the nursing assistant to be her teacher. The nursing assistant should | b. Follow the care plan for reality orientation
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