Refer to Figure 4.  Muscles have distinct actions depending on their attachment points. Consider two patients – Patient A has an injury to the muscle numbered 13 on the figure while Patient B has an injury to the muscle numbered 14.  In 2-3 sentences, identify the injured muscles and explain the symptoms Patient A might feel compared to Patient B. Hint: consider what actions would be more painful/difficult when these specific muscles are injured. 

The nurse counts the respirations for 15 seconds and gets 4. How many respirations per minute should the nurse chart on the vital signs sheet?  answer with only a number. 

Health care providers today need to be aware that Hospital Acquired infections are a serious problem. What is the most effective way to prevent hospital acquired infections?  

A CNA is caring for a patient who has been placed in restraints. Which statements made to the patient by the CNA indicate an understanding of following restraint guidelines of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and The Joint Commission? Select all that apply.    

Using this picture, identify the pulse that is being taken by the CNA.

A CNA is caring for a client with a fever of 103.2.  The patient asks the CNA, “What causes someone to have an elevated temperature?’ What would be the CNA’s best response?

he nurse is providing care to a patient on contact precautions. The nurse accidently rips a glove on the side of the bed. Which infection control precaution should the nurse implement?

The Patient’s Bill of Rights includes all the following except: 

Which of the following should the CNA report immediately to the nurse?

Which of the following transmission-based precautions requires the use of a N95 respirator that must be fit tested?