2024 CNA Final Exam Review Version 2

2024 CNA Final Exam Review ( Version 2 ) A++ Exam with All New Qs & As - Guaranteed Pass!

1. Culture is:

• The process of exchanging information
• Body movements, facial expressions and posture
• Traditional behaviors practiced by a group of people
• The acknowledgement of a question

Answer: C

• Which of the following tasks is outside the scope of practice for an NA?
• Giving a resident a bath
• Inserting tubes into a resident's body
• Helping a resident eat dinner
• Transferring a resident from the bed to a chair

Answer: B

• Which of these is within the NAs scope of practice?
• The resident's activities of daily living
• The resident's treatment plan
• Updating the resident's care plan
• The resident's medication plan

Answer: A

4. The first person in the NAs chain of command is the:

• Administrator
• Supervising nurse
• Director of Nursing
• Medical Director

Answer: B

5. Scope of practice defines:

• Tasks that healthcare providers are legally allowed to do
• Tasks that once practiced and mastered can be done by NAs
• The practice of providing healthcare interventions
• Who is in the NA's chain of command

Answer: A

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• Federal law concerned with the care provided in skilled nursing facilities

Answer: - OBRA

• Care given in hospitals for short-term care of injury or illness

Answer: Acute care

• Care given by specialists to improve function after illness or injury

Answer: Rehabilitation

• 6:30pm in military time is written:

a. 18:30

• 1830

c. 6:30

d. 16:30

Answer: b

• The circadian rhythm is
• The 24-hour day-night cycle
• The lack of ability to fall asleep or stay asleep
• Deep sleep that helps the body to renew
• The habit of taking short naps throughout the day

Answer: A

11. Empathy means:

• Sharing in the feelings and difficulties of others
• Being caring, concerned and considerate
• Identifying with the feelings of others
• Being appropriate when dealing with others

Answer: C

• What are baseline vital signs?
• The combined average of three sets of vital signs
• Weekly vital sign readings
• The initial set of vital signs done upon admission
• The final set of vital signs prior to discharge

Answer: C

13. Unlawful restraint is called:

• Involuntary seclusion 2 / 4

• False imprisonment
• Battery
• Assault

Answer: B

• Why is it important for a nursing assistant not to overreact when a resident

behaves inappropriately?

• It may actually reinforce the behavior
• Other residents may then copy the behavior
• The NA's supervisor will be angry with him.
• The NA might surprise the resident.

Answer: A

• How many hours of in-service education does OBRA require for nursing

assistants every year?

• At least 34 hours
• At least 28 hours
• At least 18 hours
• At least 12 hours

Answer: D

• Which of the following terms describes a bed that is completely made, with the

bedspread and blankets in place?

• Closed bed
• Open bed
• Occupied bed
• Unoccupied

Answer: A

• During the Unoccupied Bed video, the narrator states that when the pillows have

tags on them, they should be inserted into the pillowcase:

• Tag-side first, so the tag will be covered
• After all tags are removed
• With the tags taped or sewn down
• Tag-side out, so the tag will be visible

Answer: A

• The failure to provide appropriate care resulting in unintentional injury is:
• Neglect
• Abuse 3 / 4

• Assault
• Negligence

Answer: D

• The failure to provide care that results in physical, emotional or mental harm is:
• Negligence
• Neglect
• Abuse
• Malpractice

Answer: B

• What is the purpose of the Patient Self-Determination Act (PSDA)?
• To offer in-service training for nursing assistants
• To keep protected health information (PHI) private
• To encourage people to make decisions about advance directives
• To detail how abuse should be reported

Answer: C

21. Objective information is:

• Factual information
• Information based on opinion
• Information that cannot be observed
• Also called "symptoms"

Answer: A

• During the Hand Washing video, how much soap is recommended to be used to

wash hands?

• 2ml
• 1 tsp.
• 1 tbsp.
• 5ml

Answer: D

23. Paralysis on one side of the body is called:

• Quadriplegia
• Paraplegia
• Hemiplegia
• Hemiparesis

Answer: C

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