C Flashcards

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What does the acronym RACE stand for in fire safety?

A

Remove, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish.

Example sentence: In case of a fire, remember to follow the RACE protocol.

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What does the acronym PASS stand for in fire extinguisher use?

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Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep.

Example sentence: Remember to PASS when using a fire extinguisher.

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Define “elopement.”

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When a resident leaves a healthcare facility without staff knowledge.

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What is a medical emergency?

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A dire situation where a person’s health or life is at risk.

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What is the significance of the BEFAST acronym?

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Identifies signs of a stroke.

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What does BEFAST stand for?

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Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, Time.

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Define “fall” in a healthcare setting.

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Unintentionally coming to rest on the ground or lower level.

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What is a hazard in the resident’s environment?

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Anything that may cause illness or injury.

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What is the role of a Nurse Aide I in maintaining a safe environment?

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Identify and eliminate hazards.

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What is the resident’s environment?

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The area a resident calls home in a long-term care facility.

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What is the importance of proper lighting in a resident’s environment?

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Reduces the risk of falls and accidents.

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How should a Nurse Aide I respond to a fire alarm?

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Follow the RACE protocol.

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What is the purpose of safety rounds?

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Regular checks to identify and address safety hazards.

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Define “restraint use.”

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Physical or chemical means to restrict a resident’s movement.

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What is the role of a Nurse Aide I in emergency preparedness?

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Ensure readiness to handle emergencies.

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How should a Nurse Aide I handle a resident’s fall?

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Stay calm, ensure safety, and report the incident.

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What is the significance of environmental safety?

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Prevents injuries and promotes well-being.

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How should a Nurse Aide I handle hazardous materials?

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Follow facility protocols and use appropriate PPE.

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What is the importance of regular safety training?

A

Keeps staff updated on safety protocols.

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How does the North Carolina Nurse Aide I program address emergency procedures?

A

Through training and competency evaluations.

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What does the acronym RACE stand for in fire safety?

A

Remove, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish.

Example sentence: In case of a fire, remember to follow the RACE protocol.

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What does the acronym PASS stand for in fire extinguisher use?

A

Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep.

Example sentence: Remember to PASS when using a fire extinguisher.

23
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Define “elopement.”

A

When a resident leaves a healthcare facility without staff knowledge.

24
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What is a medical emergency?

A

A dire situation where a person’s health or life is at risk.

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What is the significance of the BEFAST acronym?
Identifies signs of a stroke. ## Footnote
26
What does BEFAST stand for?
Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, Time. ## Footnote
27
Define "fall" in a healthcare setting.
Unintentionally coming to rest on the ground or lower level. ## Footnote
28
What is a hazard in the resident's environment?
Anything that may cause illness or injury. ## Footnote
29
What is the role of a Nurse Aide I in maintaining a safe environment?
Identify and eliminate hazards. ## Footnote
30
What is the resident's environment?
The area a resident calls home in a long-term care facility. ## Footnote
31
What is the importance of proper lighting in a resident's environment?
Reduces the risk of falls and accidents. ## Footnote
32
How should a Nurse Aide I respond to a fire alarm?
Follow the RACE protocol. ## Footnote
33
What is the purpose of safety rounds?
Regular checks to identify and address safety hazards. ## Footnote
34
Define "restraint use."
Physical or chemical means to restrict a resident's movement. ## Footnote
35
What is the role of a Nurse Aide I in emergency preparedness?
Ensure readiness to handle emergencies. ## Footnote
36
How should a Nurse Aide I handle a resident's fall?
Stay calm, ensure safety, and report the incident. ## Footnote
37
What is the significance of environmental safety?
Prevents injuries and promotes well-being. ## Footnote
38
How should a Nurse Aide I handle hazardous materials?
Follow facility protocols and use appropriate PPE. ## Footnote
39
What is the importance of regular safety training?
Keeps staff updated on safety protocols. ## Footnote
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How does the North Carolina Nurse Aide I program address emergency procedures?
Through training and competency evaluations. ## Footnote