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Froggy Jumps EmergenciesVersión en línea Let's make sure we're prepared for common emergencies in a nursing home? por Shaquita Banks 1 Signs include chest pain, shortness of breath, or pain to arm or jaw a Heart Attack b Choking c Stroke 2 blockage of blood flow to the brain a Heart Attack b Stroke/CVA c Diabetes 3 BEFAST stands for balance loss, eye trouble, facial droop, arm weakness, slurred speech and _______ a Tingling b Temperature high/Fever c Time 4 Which of following is a sign of hypoglycemia? a Increased thirst b Diaphoresis/Excess Sweating c Increased urination 5 CNA duties for someone having a Seizure include a Hold the resident up b Turn on side c Put a spoon in their mouth 6 Signs of choking include all the following EXCEPT a burping b inability to speak c coughing while eating 7 _____ is an unintentional motion to the floor, ground, or lower level a Dizziness b Head bleed c Fall 8 What does the A is RACE stand for in Fire Safety? a Ask if anyone seen the fire b Activate the emergency response c Allow visitors to come into the building 9 What does the P in PASS stand for in fire entinguisher use? a Pull the pin b Pass over the fire c Pull the fire alarm 10 In you suspect a resident is having a medical emergency, what do you do as the CNA immediately? a Assist the resident to their room b Chart it c Report to the charge nurse

Froggy Jumps

EmergenciesVersión en línea

Let's make sure we're prepared for common emergencies in a nursing home?

por Shaquita Banks

Signs include chest pain, shortness of breath, or pain to arm or jaw

Heart Attack

Choking

Stroke

blockage of blood flow to the brain

Heart Attack

Stroke/CVA

Diabetes

BEFAST stands for balance loss, eye trouble, facial droop, arm weakness, slurred speech and _______

Tingling

Temperature high/Fever

Time

Which of following is a sign of hypoglycemia?

Increased thirst

Diaphoresis/Excess Sweating

Increased urination

CNA duties for someone having a Seizure include

Hold the resident up

Turn on side

Put a spoon in their mouth

Signs of choking include all the following EXCEPT

burping

inability to speak

coughing while eating

_____ is an unintentional motion to the floor, ground, or lower level

Dizziness

Head bleed

Fall

What does the A is RACE stand for in Fire Safety?

Ask if anyone seen the fire

Activate the emergency response

Allow visitors to come into the building

What does the P in PASS stand for in fire entinguisher use?

Pull the pin

Pass over the fire

Pull the fire alarm

In you suspect a resident is having a medical emergency, what do you do as the CNA immediately?

Assist the resident to their room

Chart it

Report to the charge nurse

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Signs include chest pain, shortness of breath, or pain to arm or jaw

blockage of blood flow to the brain

BEFAST stands for balance loss, eye trouble, facial droop, arm weakness, slurred speech and _______

Which of following is a sign of hypoglycemia?

CNA duties for someone having a Seizure include

Signs of choking include all the following EXCEPT

_____ is an unintentional motion to the floor, ground, or lower level

What does the A is RACE stand for in Fire Safety?

What does the P in PASS stand for in fire entinguisher use?

In you suspect a resident is having a medical emergency, what do you do as the CNA immediately?