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The nursing assistant cares for Mrs. Burr, who lives in a long term care facility. The nursing assistant allows Mrs. Burr to decide what she is going to wear each day. The nursing assistant then assists Mrs. Burr with her dressing and grooming routine. Which need is the nursing assistant helping Mrs. Burr to meet?

The nursing assistant at a care facility has answered the phone and a resident’s doctor has asked the resident to be given a painkiller. What should the nursing assistant do?

Which setting is most likely appropriate for a person who is unable to care for himself or herself at home but who does not require admission to an acute-care setting?

Sexuality and intimacy are significant priorities in which care setting?

A nursing assistant performed a procedure that a client has not consented to. Which intentional tort has the nursing assistant committed?

The nursing assistant has been charged with abuse of a patient. Abuse is: 

The bed-riddent patient was admitted to the health care facility with a report of not eating. The patient’s clothing was soiled. The patient smelled of ammonia. The nursing assistant began to provide a bed bath and noted multiple bruises on the patient’s arms and back. Which should the nursing assistant do? (Select all that apply.)

The nursing assistant answered the phone at the nurse’s station. A physician wanted to prescribe a dressing change to the wound. The best action of the nursing assistant is to: 

During a busy shift at a long term care facility, the practical nurse has asked the nursing assistant to “go and take care of Mr. Nye in 201”. How should the nursing assistant respond to this direction from the nurse?

The nursing assistant failed to provide care with sensitivity when she: