Wisconsin CNA Skills Exam 20 Questions And Answers

EXAMS AND CERTIFICATIONS 20 Terms | Wisconsin CNA Skills Exam 20 Questions And Answers
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Handwashing
-Do not touch inside the sink at anytime. Do not recontaminate hands at any point durning procedure
DONNING & REMOVING PPE (GOWN & GLOVES) Empty Urinary Bag and HAND WASHING!
-Perform Hand washing (20 seconds at least) -Measurement must be within 25 ml of instructor
-Record the amount in Ml on the piece of paper!
-Completion steps
Count and Record Radial Pulse and Respirations
-Record the pulse rate (be within +/- 4 beats of instructor)
-Record respiration rate on piece of paper
Measure and Record weight of Ambulatory client
-Record weight base on instructors scale
-Weight must be within +/- 2 pounds of instructor
-Completion steps
Assist to ambulate using Gait or transfer belt
-Obtain wheelchair and position in room out of the way with brakes locked so client can sit in it after ambulating.
-Check and/or lock brakes!
-Completion steps
Perform Modified passive rang of motion- (Hip and Knee)
-Do not cause discomfort/pain at anytime.
-Ask client at least once if they are experiencing any pain or discomfort.
-Completion steps
Perform Modified passive range of motion- (Shoulder)
-Do not cause discomfort/pain at anytime.
-Ask client at least once if they are experiencing any pain or discomfort.
-Completion steps
Positioning a client on their side
-Raise the side rail on the side of the bed which the client will be rolling
-Completion steps
Pivot Transfer of weight Bearing NO AMBULATORY resident bed to w/c using gait belt
- Must assist client into the sitting position on bed you can not ask them to just sit up
-Lock breaks of wheelchair to ensure client safety
-Ensure bed wheels are locked as well
-In controlled manner ensure client's safety assist client to pivot.
-Unlock wheelchair wheels
-Completion steps
Mouth Care
Clean the mouth by brushing upper teeth, gums and then lower gums
-Verbalize each part you are doing (inner, outer, chewing surface and than tongue)
-Completion steps