When helping a resident who has a visual impairment to walk it is important for the nursing assistant to?

List three basic steps of communication.

Words, drawings, and pictures

Why is feedback in important part of communication?

The receiver knows that you understand what the resident is asking or expressing

With whom must nursing assistance be able to communicate?

Which three things are needed for communication to take place?

Sender, receiver and feedback

The three-step process of communication occurs?

Which of the following is an example of non-verbal communication?

Pointing to a glass of water

Verbal communication includes?

Types of nonverbal communication includes?

Different groups of people with varied backgrounds living together in the world

Learned behaviors that are practiced by a group of people that are passed on

What are four ways that people communicate nonverbally that are shaped by culture?

Body language, touch, written, pictures

What are some things that nursing assistance can do to improve awareness of their residents cultures and needs?

Eye contact, speak slowly and clearly, do not shout, whisper or mumble, A Low and pleasant tone

A type of terminology that may not be understood by residence or their families: NA’s should speak in simple, every day words

Types of questions that should be asked because they elicit more than a yes or no answer

Phrases used over and over again that do not really mean anything?

This type of language, along with gestures and facial expressions, is part of nonverbal communication: NA’s should be aware of this when speaking

Being this way and taking Time to listen when residents are difficult to understand helps promote better communication

NA’s cannot offer opinions or give this because it’s not within their scope of practice

Asking this should be avoided when residents make statements because it often makes people feel defensive

Along with profanity these types of words and expressions should not be used by NA’s

One way for a nursing assistant to be A good listener is to

Re-state the message in the nurses assistance own words

Active listening involves

Focusing on the sender and giving feedback

Which of the following statements reflects a way for a nursing assistant to have positive relationships with residents

The NA should be empathetic and try to understand what residents are going through

Four examples of observation using what sense

Smell, sight, hearing and touch

When giving information about a resident to other members of the care team, a nursing assistant should ______________

Make sure that she respects the residents right to privacy

One health professional who is able to give a residence family and friends information about any new diagnosis is a?

Which of the following is true of oral reports?

Nursing assistance should use facts when making oral reports

Which of the following should be reported to the nurse immediately?

What is the best way for a nursing assistant to remember important details for an oral report?

Write notes and use them for his report

Large amounts of time that a nursing assistant spends with residence will show her to________

Notice things about residents that other Care teams may not notice

Which of the following statements is true of a residence medical chart?

A medical chart is the legal record of a residents care

How do you residents signal staff that they need assistance?

Using the signal light or call light

When is it acceptable for nursing assistant to ignore a call light?

Call lights should be placed?

Within reach of the residents stronger hand

To best communicate with the resident who has a hearing impairment, the nurse assistant should?

Use short sentences and simple words

If a resident is difficult to understand the NA should?

Ask the resident to repeat what he said, and then tell the resident what the NA thinks she heard

Hearing aids should be cleaned?

The ability to see objects in the distance better than objects nearby is?

Which of the following would be the best way for a nursing assistant to orient A resident who is visually impaired to step in a room?

There is a step at 12 o’clock

When entering the room of a resident who is visually impaired the nursing assistant should?

Knock on the door and then identify herself

When helping a resident who is visually impaired walk, the nursing assistant should?

Walk slightly in front of the resident

Cerebral vascular accident CVA

Occurs when blood supply is blocked or a vest or leaks or ruptures with in the brain

Inappropriate or unprovoked emotional responses

Trouble communicating thoughts through speech or writing

Weakness on one side of the body

Paralysis on one side of the body

Difficulty understanding spoken or written words

Keep questions and directions_________

Ask questions that could be answered with a ________ or ______

Referring to the side of the residence body with weakness or paralysis as the “_______________ or __________ side

Use gestures, pointing, and _____________ boards to Aide Communication

Both verbal and ______________ Communication can express a positive attitude.

When helping a visually impaired resident walk where should the nursing assistant be?

Where should the NA be when helping a resident who has a visual impairment to walk? The NA should be beside and slightly in front of the resident.

What is the best way for a nursing assistant to help a resident to walk?

Once you are certain the patient is steady, provide a cane or walker. The patient should hold a cane using their strong side. Assist the person to walk by standing slightly behind the patient on their weaker side and holding the transfer belt using an underhanded grip.

How can you communicate effectively with a resident who is visually impaired?

Speak directly to the person not through a companion, guide, or other individual. Speak to the person using a natural conversational tone and speed. Do not speak loudly and slowly unless the person also has a hearing impairment. Address the person by name when possible.

When a resident can walk he or she is?

Healthcare professionals may refer to a patient as ambulatory. This means the patient is able to walk around. After surgery or medical treatment, a patient may be unable to walk unassisted. Once the patient is able to do so, he is noted to be ambulatory.

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