2024 CNA Practice Exam (Version 3 ) New Full Exam Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct
- A nursing assistant knows that the responsibilities of her position do not
include....
Answer: Giving medication
- An example of "battery" is to...
Answer: bathe a resident without his permission
- Keep in a resident isolated from others as a form of punishment is an example
of...
Answer: Involuntary seclusion
- An NA suspects that a resident is being abused due to multiple unexplained bruises,
refusal to answer most questions, and refusal of ADL's. What do you do?
Answer: Report the suspected situation to the nurse assistance immediate
supervisor.
- A resistant strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat with antibiotics
Answer: MRSA
- The best way for an NA to prevent infection...
Answer: Frequent hand washing
- Wearing gloves, using antiseptic rub before and after care, and using standard
precautions for care are...
Answer: Supportive measures to hand washing
- A key part of care when giving a bath to a resident is...
Answer: Allow participation to promote a sense of independence
- Look for shaving instructions related to problems or issues clotting.
An electric razor maybe necessary.
Answer: When shaving a resident
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- Fecal impaction (bowel obstruction) may present with the following symptom.
Answer: Small, watery leakage of stool
- If any red pressure spots are identified during skin care...
Answer: Alert the nurse
- Common side effect of diabetes.
numbness in the feet
Answer: Neuropathy
- Dyspnea means difficulty with...
Answer: Breathing
- It is important to maintain a routine to avoid confusion and overstimulation with..
Answer: Alzheimer's residents
- Hallucinations and a decrease in appetite are common. It is important to
frequently reorientate the patient.
Answer: Notable for Alzheimer's residents
- Lower it to the lowest level when the procedure is complete.
Mitering the corners of sheets, raise side rails, and never placed soiled linens on the floor.
Answer: Rules for making an occupied to bed
- What is an acceptable pulse rate?
Answer: 60 to 100
- Sweating, confusion, and tremors
Answer: Signs of hypoglycemia
- Speak clearly and slowly as you face the resident
Answer: Guidelines for residents who are hard of hearing
- Position where a patient, typically in a hospital, is placed when the head of the
bed needs to be elevated as high as possible. The upper half of the patient's body is between 60 degrees and 90 degrees in relation to the lower 2 / 3
half of their body. The legs of the patient may be straight or bent. This position is also required postoperatively for pneumonectomy patients.
Answer: High Fowler
- Protective equipment worn when changing an incontinent patient
Answer: Gloves and gown
- Symptom most likely due to an infection
Answer: Sudden onset confusion
- Nothing by mouth
Answer: NPO
- If a patient with diabetes does not touch their meal...
Answer: Alert the nurse
- Bed rest residents must be turned how often
Answer: Every 2 hours
- Most commonly used location for pulses in vital signs
Answer: Radial artery
- step 1. Ask the resident if they are choking,
-If they are able to talk or cough, air is still moving through the trachea.
If they nod yes, but are unable to speak, it's time to begin the Heimlich maneuver.
Answer: Throat obstructions
- The fact that you must keep clients health information confidential is due to
what?
Answer: HIPPA
- A client with alzheimer's wakes up more confused than usual in the morn ing.
After breakfast it is most important to support normal gastrointestinal functions so you should...
Taking the client to the bathroom will most likely prompt a poop. The confuse patient may not remember with this urge means.
Answer: Take the client to the bathroom
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