Question

1. Separating and properly handling clean and soiled linens is an example of ________.

		nosocomial practice
		asepsis
		antisepsis
		standard precaution

2. The National Certification Council for Activity Professionals (NCCAP) is one of many for-profit certification bodies recognized by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

True

False

3. Regulations require directors of nursing (DONs) to have a bachelor’s degree in nursing and training in management.

True

False

4. Restorative rehabilitation must be authorized by a physician.

True

False

5. As dementia progresses, first short-term rather than long-term memory is lost.

True

False

Answer 1

1.Separting and proper handling soiled linen is an example of standard precaution.

Nosocomial practice is which originates in the hospital setting.

Asepsis is a practice to  reduce the growth of microoragnisms.This includes gowning,gloving,hand hygeine,wearing mask.

Antisepsis is the method of using antiseptic measures to inhibit the growth of microorgamisms.

2.False,NCCAP is the only national,non profit certification bodies recognised by the CMS.

3.False,Regulations require DON to have at least a degree in Nursing and must have the state license as registered nurse by passing NCLEX-RN.

4.True,Restorative rehabilitation must be authirized by a physician and are carried out by occupational therapist,

physioptherapist etc.

5. False,As dementia progresses,long term memory is lost rather than long term memory loss.Short term memory loss is the first sign of dementia

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