CNA Exam Flashcards
(218 cards)
Your feelings about death?
Affect the care you give
Which age thinks death is final?
6-11/teenagers
Which age thinks death is temporary?
2-6 years
Which age thinks death is a punishment for being bad?
2-6 years
A resident is dying, what do you anticipate in the care plan?
Change linens/gowns as needed
Person is incontinent in urine/feces, what care do they need?
Perineal Care as needed
A person is dying, promote comfort by?
Position person in good alignment
Hospice care focuses on?
Pain relief and comfort
Signs that death is near?
Pulse is fast/weak, loss of muscle tone
Signs of death?
No reparations, no pulse
WHo calls time of death?
Doctor
Body produces sounds during post mortem care:
this is normal and expected
Vietnam prefers death to be where?
At home
Chinese donation of body parts is encouraged?
True
Patient dies, autopsy is done, post mortem care is not done?
True
Terminal Illness is?
an illness or injury from which the person will not likely recover
Palliative Care is?
relieving or reducing the intensity of uncomfortable symptoms
Stages of grief?
- Denial
- Anger
- Bargaining
- Depression
- Acceptance
Comfort needs:
listening, touch, religious leader, privacy
Rigor Mortis
is the stiffness of skeletal muscles after death
What is the last sense to go when death is near?
Hearing
Rehabilitation
is the process of restoring the person to his or her highest possible level of physical, psych, social.
Restorative Nursing Care
care that helps regain health, strength, independence, highest level of function
Restorative aid
nursing assistant with special training