Froggy Jumps: Resident Rights Quiz


Froggy Jumps Resident Rights QuizOnline version Test your knowledge about the rights of residents in a healthcare facility. by Lynne Pohar 1 What is the purpose of resident rights? a To ensure that residents are treated with dignity and respect b To prioritize the needs of the healthcare facility c To limit the freedom of residents 2 What is informed consent? a The right to be fully informed about medical treatments and to make decisions about them b The right to access personal medical records c The right to refuse medical treatments 3 What is the role of the ombudsman? a To enforce rules and regulations in the healthcare facility b To advocate for the rights and well-being of residents c To provide medical care to residents 4 Residents in long-term care centers are informed of their rights: a after they are admitted to the nursing center b by the doctor c orally and in writing 5 What is the right to privacy? a The right to refuse medical treatments b The right to keep personal information and activities confidential c The right to access personal medical records 6 A nursing center must provide: a a noise free setting b a safe, clean, and comfortable setting c an indoor smoking area 7 What is the right to be free from abuse? a The right to be protected from physical, verbal, or emotional harm b The right to refuse medical treatments c The right to access personal medical records 8 When a resident is give certain drugs that affect his mood, behavior, or mental function, it may deny his right to: a Freedom from abuse, mistreatment, and neglect b Personal choice c Freedom from restraint 9 What is the right to participate in one's own care? a The right to be involved in decisions about one's own healthcare b The right to access personal medical records c The right to refuse medical treatments 10 If a resident refuses treatment, what should you do? a tell the resident the treatment is necessary b report the refusal to the nurse c report the refusal to the family 11 A resident refuses treatment, What must the center do? a Deny further care b Find out why they are refusing c Nothing 12 How can you as a CNA promote dignity and privacy? a Use privacy curtains during care b Use good eye contact c All of the above 13 What is involuntary seclusion? a Letting them choose where they stay b Keeping a person in a certain area against their will c Allowing them to socialize only at certain times 14 What should you do before taking a resident to an activity? a Give them a snack to take with them b Assist with elimination and hygiene needs c Choose a cute outfit 15 Which statement promotes quality of life? a "I don't have time for you right now, sugar." b "Yes, Ms. O'Flanagan, I would be happy to assist you." c "You do it yourself, Jerry."

1

What is the purpose of resident rights?

a

To ensure that residents are treated with dignity and respect

b

To prioritize the needs of the healthcare facility

c

To limit the freedom of residents

2

What is informed consent?

a

The right to be fully informed about medical treatments and to make decisions about them

b

The right to access personal medical records

c

The right to refuse medical treatments

3

What is the role of the ombudsman?

a

To enforce rules and regulations in the healthcare facility

b

To advocate for the rights and well-being of residents

c

To provide medical care to residents

4

Residents in long-term care centers are informed of their rights:

a

after they are admitted to the nursing center

b

by the doctor

c

orally and in writing

5

What is the right to privacy?

a

The right to refuse medical treatments

b

The right to keep personal information and activities confidential

c

The right to access personal medical records

6

A nursing center must provide:

a

a noise free setting

b

a safe, clean, and comfortable setting

c

an indoor smoking area

7

What is the right to be free from abuse?

a

The right to be protected from physical, verbal, or emotional harm

b

The right to refuse medical treatments

c

The right to access personal medical records

8

When a resident is give certain drugs that affect his mood, behavior, or mental function, it may deny his right to:

a

Freedom from abuse, mistreatment, and neglect

b

Personal choice

c

Freedom from restraint

9

What is the right to participate in one's own care?

a

The right to be involved in decisions about one's own healthcare

b

The right to access personal medical records

c

The right to refuse medical treatments

10

If a resident refuses treatment, what should you do?

a

tell the resident the treatment is necessary

b

report the refusal to the nurse

c

report the refusal to the family

11

A resident refuses treatment, What must the center do?

a

Deny further care

b

Find out why they are refusing

c

Nothing

12

How can you as a CNA promote dignity and privacy?

a

Use privacy curtains during care

b

Use good eye contact

c

All of the above

13

What is involuntary seclusion?

a

Letting them choose where they stay

b

Keeping a person in a certain area against their will

c

Allowing them to socialize only at certain times

14

What should you do before taking a resident to an activity?

a

Give them a snack to take with them

b

Assist with elimination and hygiene needs

c

Choose a cute outfit

15

Which statement promotes quality of life?

a

"I don't have time for you right now, sugar."

b

"Yes, Ms. O'Flanagan, I would be happy to assist you."

c

"You do it yourself, Jerry."

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Resident Rights QuizOnline version

by Lynne Pohar

What is the purpose of resident rights?

What is informed consent?

What is the role of the ombudsman?

Residents in long-term care centers are informed of their rights:

What is the right to privacy?

A nursing center must provide:

What is the right to be free from abuse?

When a resident is give certain drugs that affect his mood, behavior, or mental function, it may deny his right to:

What is the right to participate in one's own care?

If a resident refuses treatment, what should you do?

A resident refuses treatment, What must the center do?

How can you as a CNA promote dignity and privacy?

What is involuntary seclusion?

What should you do before taking a resident to an activity?

Which statement promotes quality of life?