Restorative Skills
📋 Lesson Overview
Welcome to the Restorative Skills lesson! This important section focuses on helping residents maintain or regain their highest level of functional independence. Restorative care is a critical component of long-term care and rehabilitation, making it a significant part of your CNA exam. Understanding these skills is essential for promoting resident independence and preventing functional decline.
🎯 Learning Objectives
- Master basic restorative care techniques
- Understand range of motion exercises
- Learn proper positioning and alignment methods
- Develop skills for ambulation assistance
- Understand the use of assistive devices
- Learn proper documentation of restorative care
- Recognize the importance of consistency in restorative programs
📚 Topics Covered
- Restorative Care Basics
- Restorative Care Challenges
- Mastering Restorative Care
- Practice Tests
⏱️ Estimated Time: 45 minutes
ℹ️ Quick Facts About Official CNA Exam – Restorative Skills
- Number of Questions in Category: 4 questions
(Confirmed by exam outline under Self Care/Independence) - Minimum Correct Required: 3-4 out of 4 (80%)
(Based on standard passing requirement) - Maximum Mistakes Allowed: 0-1 question
(To maintain 80% passing threshold) - Exam Weight: 7% of total exam
(Confirmed by official exam breakdown) - Question Types: Multiple choice, skills demonstration
- Critical Rating: Medium-High Priority
- State Requirement: Must demonstrate competency in basic restorative care
- Testing Format: Written questions and physical skills evaluation
Note: While the written portion contains fewer questions, restorative skills are heavily emphasized in the clinical skills portion of the exam and are crucial for promoting patient independence.
Ready to begin? Click on “Restorative Care Basics” to start learning these essential rehabilitation skills for your CNA exam success!