CNA Supporting Rehabilitation Activities

Question 1

What is the primary goal of rehabilitation activities for residents?

Accepted Answer

To regain or maintain independence and functionality.

Answer

To eliminate the need for physical therapy.

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To reduce interaction with caregivers.

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To ensure complete bed rest.

Question 2

How can a CNA best support a resident during rehabilitation exercises?

Accepted Answer

Encourage safe exercise and provide motivation.

Answer

Perform the exercises for the resident.

Answer

Focus solely on speed over safety.

Answer

Limit the resident's participation to avoid fatigue.

Question 3

Why is it important to follow the care plan during rehabilitation activities?

Accepted Answer

To meet the specific needs of the resident.

Answer

To ensure the caregiver’s workload is reduced.

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To finish exercises as quickly as possible.

Answer

To encourage residents to exercise independently.

Question 4

What should a CNA do if a resident complains of pain during a rehabilitation exercise?

Accepted Answer

Stop the activity and report to the nurse.

Answer

Encourage the resident to push through the pain.

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Ignore the complaint and proceed.

Answer

Reduce the number of exercises without reporting.

Question 5

How can a CNA support a resident’s emotional well-being during rehabilitation?

Accepted Answer

Celebrate small achievements and offer encouragement.

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Ignore their progress to avoid distractions.

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Focus only on physical tasks, not emotions.

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Avoid interaction to maintain neutrality.

Question 6

Why is it essential to document a resident’s progress during rehabilitation activities?

Accepted Answer

To evaluate progress and adjust the care plan.

Answer

To reduce caregiver responsibilities.

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To avoid regular interaction with the resident.

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To speed up the rehabilitation process.