SECTION 01: Basic InformationStep 1 of 14Applicant's First Name: *Applicant's Last Name: *Applicant's Date of Birth: *Applicant's Social Security #: *Applicant's Phone #: *Applicant's Address: *Address Line 1Address Line 2CityState / Province / RegionZip / Postal CodeApplicant's Email Address: *High School Name: *High School Location (City / State): *High School Graduation Year: *University / College / Trade School - Name (01): *University / College / Trade School - City / State (01): *Year of Graduation (01): *Degree in (01): *Professional License #: *OPTIONAL - University / College / Trade School - Name (02): University / College / Trade School - City / State (02): Year of Graduation (02): Degree in (02); Current / most recent employer - Name: *Current / most recent employer - Phone #: *Current / most recent employer - Address: *Address Line 1Address Line 2CityState / Province / RegionZip / Postal CodeCurrent / most recent employer - Your Title: *Current / most recent employer - Salary: *Current / most recent employer - Your job duties and responsibilities: *Current / most recent employer - Reason for leaving: *Current / most recent employer - Employment start and end date: *OPTIONAL Previous employer - Name: Previous employer - Phone #: Previous employer - Address: Address Line 1Address Line 2CityState / Province / RegionZip / Postal CodePrevious employer - Your Title: Previous employer - Salary: Previous employer - Your job duties and responsibilities: Previous employer - Reason for leaving: Previous employer - Employment start and end date: Professional References - Name (01): *Professional References - Relationship (01): *Professional References - Occupation (01): *Professional References - Phone # (01): *Professional References - Email Address (01): Professional References - Address (01): Address Line 1Address Line 2CityState / Province / RegionZip / Postal CodeProfessional References - Name (02): *Professional References - Relationship (02): *Professional References - Occupation (02): *Professional References - Phone # (02): *Professional References - Email Address (02): Professional References - Address (02): Address Line 1Address Line 2CityState / Province / RegionZip / Postal CodePhysical Record - are you currently physically injured? *YesNoPhysical Record - If YES, provide details: *Physical Record - Do you have any physical disabilities that would prevent you from performing the work for which you are applying?: *YesNoPhysical Record - If YES, please describe: *Licenses / Certifications - Type (01): *Licenses / Certifications - # (01): *Licenses / Certifications - State Issued (01): *Licenses / Certifications - Expiration Date (01): *OPTIONAL - Licenses / Certifications - Type (02): Licenses / Certifications - # (02): Licenses / Certifications - State Issued (02): Licenses / Certifications - Expiration Date (02): OPTIONAL - Areas of specialized study, research or additional experience: OPTIONAL - List the foreign languages that you are fluent in (speak, read, write): Emergency Contact - Name: *Emergency Contact - Relationship: *Emergency Contact - Phone #: *Emergency Contact - Address: Address Line 1Address Line 2CityState / Province / RegionZip / Postal CodeAuthority: This form shall be used by all employees to comply with: • the attestation requirements of section 435.05(2), Florida Statutes, which state that every employee required to undergo Level 2 background screening must attest, subject to penalty of perjury to meeting the requirements for qualifying for employment pursuant to this chapter and agreeing to inform the employer immediately if arrested for any of the disqualifying offenses while employed by the employer; AND • the proof of screening within the previous 5 years in section 408.809(2), Florida Statutes, which requires proof of compliance with level 2 screening standards that have been screened through the Care Provider Background Screening Clearinghouse created under Section 435.12, F.S., or screened within the previous 5 years by the Agency, Department of Health, Department of Elder Affairs, the Agency for Persons with Disabilities, Department of Children and Families, or the Department of Financial Services for an applicant for a certificate of authority to operate a continuing care retirement community under Chapter 651, F.S., and in accordance with the standards in Section 408.809(2), F.S., if that agency is not currently implemented in the Care Provider Background Screening Clearinghouse. This form must be maintained in the employee's personnel file. If this form is used as proof of screening for an administrator or chief financial officer to satisfy the requirements of an application for a health care provider license, please attach a copy of the screening results and submit with the licensure application. You must attest to meeting the requirements for employment and you may not have been arrested for and awaiting final disposition of, have been found guilty of, regardless of adjudication, or have entered a plea of nolo contendere (no contest) or guilty to, or have been adjudicated delinquent and the record has not been sealed or expunged for, any offense prohibited under any of the following provisions of state law or similar law of another jurisdiction. For more information on Florida Statutes: Title XXX: ILABOR Chapter 435: EMPLOYMENT SCREENING SECTION 04: Level 2 screening standards Visit: https://m.flsenate.gov/Statutes/435.0401. Have you been granted an exemption from disqualification through the Agency for Healthcare Administration (AHCA)? *YesNoIf YES, attach the exemption from disqualification decision letter from the Agency for Healthcare Administration (AHCA). * Drop your file here or click here to upload 02. Have you been granted an exemption from disqualification through the Florida Department of Health? *YesNoIf YES, Attach the exemption from disqualification decision letter from the Florida Department of Health. * Drop your file here or click here to upload NOTE: All the five (05) documents listed below will be required to be uploaded for the application process to be completed. If you do not have the documents listed below, your application will not be processed. You will be asked to upload the on the application page. 01. State of Florida Certification for Nursing OR Home Health Aide (CNA) 02. CPR Card 03. Proof of at least twelve (12) hours of In-Service during the current year 04. Valid Driver License or State ID card 05. Physical Examination01 of 05. State Certification for RN / LPN or CNA / Home Health Aide: * Drop your file here or click here to upload ( RN = CEU's | CNA = 40 - 75 hours)02 of 05. CPR Card: * Drop your file here or click here to upload 03 of 05. Proof of at least twelve (12) hours of In-Service during the current year: * Drop your file here or click here to upload (including HIV/AIDS, OSHA, Domestic Violence, Self-Administration of Medication)04 of 05. Valid Driver License or State ID card: Drop your file here or click here to upload 05 of 05. Physical Examination: * Drop your file here or click here to upload (less than twelve (12) months or new request)Have you applied to this agency before?: *YesNoIf YES, when (approx month/year): *What position are you applying for? *CNA / Home Health AideRN / LPNCNA 01 of 10: If a patient who is recovering from a long illness is cranky and puts on his signal light frequently for little things, which of these actions by the aide would be most helpful to the patient and the nursing staff? *A. Leave the man’s room as quickly as possible each time you answer the light.B. Go to see him sometimes when he has not signaled and asked if there’s anything he would like.C. Ask him why he is so fussy or suggest that he needs to be more reasonable.D. Say as little to him as possible.CNA 02 of 10: Mrs. T. has been in bed for several days, and he is now supposed to wake up. Before she gets up, she will be helped to sit on the side of the bed and "dangle" for a few minutes. THE MOST IMPORTANT reason for this is to: *A. Prevent dizziness or fainting.B. Make it easier to put on her robe and slippers.C. Make her feel less afraid to get up.D. Provide time to get a chair and pillows to the proper position.CNA 03 of 10: In turning over a weak, elderly patient to rub his back, the aide finds a slightly red area about the size of a quarter at the base of his spine. The aide will report this. What would it be best to do for the patient before reporting the finding? *A. Omit the back rub and just powder his back.B. Rub his back well and tape a large doughnut around the red spot.C. Apply an antiseptic to the spot and avoid rubbing the lower part of the back.D. Rub his back thoroughly and leave him supported on his side.CNA 04 of 10. When a person breathes in and then breathes out, the breathes in and out again, this is counted as: *A. One respiration.B. Two respirations.C. Three respirations.D. Four respirations.CNA 05 of 10. On her way to the bathroom, Mrs. C. falls and complains she has a lot of pain in her leg and hip, you should: *A. Get her up before she gets cold.B. Rub her hip and leg.C. Go get a neighbor to help get her up.D. Call an ambulance or the emergency number.RN 01 of 15. Mr. Goldsmith, is 85 years old, suffered a cerebral vascular accident. His only neurological deficit is left hemiplegia. In the past, he was able to tolerate soft foods without difficulty, but since his discharge from the hospital he has experienced trouble swallowing and chokes on food. Afraid of choking, he refuses to eat resulting in a ten (10) pound weight loss in one (1) month. The physician orders insertion of a N.G.T. giving osmolite 240 cc full strength, followed by 50 cc water q.i.d. The nurse prepares Mr. Goldsmith for N.G. T. insert ion by sitting him upright in a chair. Determination of how far to insert. The tube should be made by: *A. looking for markers on the Tubing and placing fingerprints at the selected site.B. asking Mr. Goldsmith t hold the tube at the selected marker.C. using the tube to measure from the nose to xiphoid and visualize noting the area on the tube.D. using the tube to measure from the ear to the nose and from the nose to the xiphoid and marking the tube with tape.RN 02 of 15. After successful N.G.T. insertion, the nurse secures the tube to Mr. Goldsmith's nose and administers the first feeding. When asked if the feeding can be administered lying down, an appropriate response would be: *A. the lying-down position would promote feeding absorption.B. the lying-down position may promote vomiting and aspiration.C. the lying-down position would facilitate breathing.D. the lying-down position may be used for night feedings.E. the lying-down position may be used when feeding are given during the night.RN 03 of 15. The term cachexia is used to denote which of the following conditions? *A. metastasises of malignant neoplasms to distant structures.B. the slow, altered gait of the aged.C. the progressive malnutrition, weight loss, and emaciation that occurs with advanced burns.D. the crusting scar tissue of severe burns.RN 04 of 15. With the significant changes that have occurred in oncology, resulting in a prolonged life span and potential for increased quality of life an integral segment of cancer care must be directed at: *A. the hospice concept.B. psychosocial issues.C. rehabilitation.D. nutritional support.RN 05 of 15. Mr. Palmer, 66 years old, was discharged with terminal cancer from the hospital in compliance with his wishes of "go to home to die”, his wife is assisting in his care. Mr. Palmer is confined to a hospital bed and drifts off to sleep at frequent intervals. He has little appetite and must be coaxed to eat. Which of the following would be an appropriate nursing diagnosis for this client: *A. terminal cancer.B. alternation in coping mechanisms.C. weakness.D. self-care deficit related to weakness.RN 06 of 15. Dawn T, a 32-year-old housewife with the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, is visited at home by the community health nurse. Planning care for Ms. T. will be most strongly influenced by which of these physical assessment findings: *A. vital signs.B. the presence of cardiac arrhythmia.C. motor strength and coordination.D. progression of paralysis.RN 07 of 15. The main goals of nursing intervention for this client is to: *A. assist with activities of daily living.B. keep her as independent and active as possible for as long as you can.C. prevent secondary infection.D. teach and encourage her to eat food that is low in fat and gluten-free.RN 08 of 15. Seventy-eight-year-old John H. has been having difficulty with his memory and in carrying out some activities of daily life. He is diagnosed as having Alzheimer's disease. Mr. H lives with his son and daughter-in-law. The clinical diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease is: *A. based on psychiatric assessment.B. determined by genetic history.C. depends on the results of brain CTD. presumptiveCNA 06 of 10. Mr. X. wakes up having trouble breathing and pain in his chest. He starts to sweat, you should: *A. Just pretend everything is all right.B. Get him up to walk.C. Call an ambulance or the emergency number.D. Open the windows to cool him off.CNA 07 of 10. Mr. T. has had his morning insulin. That afternoon he becomes shaky, nervous and weak, you should: *A. Let him sleep.B. Give him orange juice or sugar water and call the nurse or doctor.C. Wait a few hours to see if it passes.D. Tell him to behave~ himself.CNA 08 of 10. The first thing you do when you start to move a patient from bed to chair or back again is: *A. Make sure the furniture will not move.B. Keep your knees locked and pull.C. Grab from behind and lift.D. Do not try unless here are two people in the house.CNA 09 of 10. Which is the best breakfast for Mrs. Z., who is on a low salt diet? *A. Fried eggs, crisp bacon, buttered toast, milk orange juice.B. Hot cereal made no salt added and fresh orange juice.C. Toast, jelly, and tea.CNA 10 of 10. Mr. L. has a stroke and is paralyzed on the right side. He gets up in a chair twice a day for a short time. When he is in bed, you should: *A. Keep him on his right side so he can do things with his left hand.B. Reposition every two hours to help prevent pressure ulcers.C. Tie his paralyzed arm in a sling.D. Keep him lying on his back.RN 09 of 15. You are visiting your new client today, Claire, she has a diagnosis of psoriasis. When you examine her lesions, you expect to find: *A. erythematous, sharply circumscribed plaques covered by silvery scaled.B. vesicopustules on an erythematous base.C. symmetrical macular, pure-white lesions.D. red, scaling eruptions in areas of concentrated sebaceous glands.RN 10 of 15. The nursing diagnosis most commonly related to dysfunction of the in tegumentary system is: *A. skin integrity, actual l or potential impairment of.B. self-concept, disturbance in.C. comfort, alteration in.D. fluid volume, deficit, actual or potential.RN 11 of 15. Karen is a 7th day postoperative hysterectomy client; she has been receiving Penicillin Acq. K 500mg. BID In assisting her with her personal care, you notice urticaria, or hives, on her back and buttocks. Your prime nursing action at this time is to: *A. apply antipruritic lotion, such as calamine.B. apply tepid or cool compresses to the areas.C. discontinue the penicillin.D. hold the next dose of penicillin and contact the attending physician.RN 12 of 15. In assessing Mrs. Lacombe responses, it is important for the nurse to remember that compared with the general population, the elderly take: *A. fewer medications.B. more medications but have fewer side effects.C. more medications and have more side effects.D. about the same medications.RN 13 of 15. In assessing Mrs. Lacombe potential for drug-toxicity, which of the following should the nurse keep in mind? *A. the elderly require higher medication doses than the general population.B. the elderly develops symptoms more insidiously than the general population.Third ChoicC. the elderly develops symptoms more rapidly than the general populations.D. the elderly require fewer medications than the general population.RN 14 of 15. MSO 3 mg. IM q 3-4 hrs. is prescribed for a client experiencing severe chest pain. The vial comes as 5 mg./ml., which of the following doses would the nurse administer? *A. 0.6 ml.B. 0.7 ml.C. 0.42 ml.D. 2.6 ml.RN 15 of 15. Mrs. Blanco was discharged from the ENT unit with a diagnosis of Meniere's syndrome. The nurse begins to visit this client for follow up care, Meniere 's syndrome is a disorder of the: *A. inner ear.B. middle ear.C. external ear.D. eustachian tube.Under penalty of perjury, I hereby swear or affirm that I meet the requirements for qualifying for employment regarding the background screening standards set forth in Chapter 435 and section 408.809, F.S. In addition, I agree to immediately inform my employer if arrested or convicted of any of the disqualifying offenses while employed by any health care provider licensed pursuant to Chapter 408, Part II F.S. l voluntarily give ProCare Home Health LLC the right to make a though investigation of my past employment. I agree to cooperate in such an investigation. I understand that my employment will be based in part on the accuracy of the information provided on this application.Signature * Date: *Captcha * = MessagePreviousNextSubmit