Four rights of a homemaker/home health aide are:
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16. The right to take pride in a job well done
The right to make suggestions and complaints within designated channels without fear of retaliation
The right not to be abused physically, verbally, or sexually by clients
The right to recommend care plan changes designed to facilitate care delivery and reduce caregiver stress
The right to be informed when complaints concerning client treatment are alleged against you
The right to a fair hearing with your case manager
The right to a confidential investigation
The right to be informed of the investigation’s outcome
The right to be paid for your services by your agency for a predetermined salary and mileage for travel
The right to attend continuing education programs offered by your agency at no cost to you
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Following the general guidelines for examination of the eyes, you should
a. ask the patient to stand 6 feet from the eye chart. b. always compare the right and left eyes. c. turn down the room lights. d. avoid touching the patient with an infection.
Which question from the nurse would help determine if a patient's abdominal pain might indicate irritable bowel syndrome?
a. "Have you been passing a lot of gas?" b. "What foods affect your bowel patterns?" c. "Do you have any abdominal distention?" d. "How long have you had abdominal pain?"
A client asks why the health care provider ordered penicillin for the client's infection. How should the nurse respond?
Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. "Your infection was caused by gram-positive bacteria." 2. "Penicillin is a narrow-spectrum antibiotic that can be used when the bacteria causing the infection is known." 3. "Penicillins are widely distributed to most body tissues." 4. "Penicillins are slowly excreted by the kidneys. This allows for less frequent dosing." 5. "If you're allergic to penicillin, we can give you a smaller dose to avoid a reaction."
A client comes to the clinic because she found a mass in her left breast that is present during and after her menstrual periods. On palpation the nurse finds a mass in the left breast that is round,
rubbery, mobile, and non-tender and explains to the client that this mass is consistent with: a. Fibrocystic breast disease. b. Invasive breast cancer. c. Mastitis. d. Fibroadenoma.