Problem Solving Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

T OR F : A chart is discarded after the client is discharged from hospital.

A

False

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2
Q

A care plan allows for what kind of care?

A

Consistent

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3
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T or F : You should not report changes in a patient to the nurse

A

False

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4
Q

How would you maintain confidentiality on an electronic work document?

A

Angle computer screen so it cant be seen by others.

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5
Q

What does POERC stand for?

A

Plan
Organize
Evaluate
Report
Clean up

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6
Q

T or F: The HCA’s main contribution to the care planning process is to record and report observations about the client

A

True

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7
Q

What is a QPA?

A

Quick Priority Assessment

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8
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What is an ADL?

A

Activities of Daily Living
Brief summary of resident’s abilities and preferences

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9
Q

What is a Care Plan?

A

Tells us what needs to be done for the client and how to help them reach goals.

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10
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What is a report?

A

Written by hand or computer.
Accounts for resident’s health conditions for the previous shift.

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11
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What is a chart?

A

Permanent, Legal.
Document of client’s history
Both paper and electronic

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12
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What is a Kardex?

A

Brief summary of clients abilities. Usually found in hospitals or acute care setting.

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13
Q

What are ABCs?

A

Airway breathing circulation

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14
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What are some changes a HCA should look out for in a client?

A

Changes to skin
Changes to cognition
Changes to mood
Changes to mobility
Changes to appetite
Changes to output
Changes to BM

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15
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What are some examples of evaluating?

A

Was the task completed fully?
What was the client’s response?
Does the care plan need to be reviewed?
Does the ADL need updating?
How can i be better?

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16
Q

What does DIPPSC stand for

A

Dignity
Independence
Preference
Privacy
Safety
Comfort

17
Q

How do we maintain a client’s dignity?

A

Explain what you’re doing
Patience
Clarity
Professional
Be calm

18
Q

How to give a client independence?

A

Letting them do things themselves if they can

19
Q

What is the HCAs main contribution to the care planning process?

A

Record and report any observations to the client

20
Q

The purpose of a care plan is to allow for what kind of care?

21
Q

What does a QPA assess?

A

Safety
Appearance
ABC
Mental status
What’s going in/out
Comfort

22
Q

What linens do you need to make a bed?

A

Soaker pad
Slider sheet
Fitted sheet
Flat sheet
Pillowcases
Pillows

23
Q

What is the Fowler position

A

Client semi upright
45-60 degrees

24
Q

What is semi fowlers

A

30-45 degree angle

25
Trendelenberg
Client lies flat on back feet elevated higher then head