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Indiana CNA Practice Test Questions & Answers(Latest Update)Correct 100%
Question: Who does the CNA report to?
Correct Answer: Charge Nurse
Question: What is the difference between objective and
subjective observation?
Correct Answer: Objective is observed, seen, heard,
smelled or felt while subjective is told to or thought happened
Question: What are examples of residents' choices which
can be honored by the facility to promote person-centered care?
Correct Answer: Time to be woken up and dressed in the
a.m., whether to shower or bathe in a tub, what time to go to bed
Question: What are examples of residents' rights?
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Correct Answer: See survey results, voice grievances, self
administer meds, be free from abuse, free to make choices
Question: How can resident rights be protected?
Correct Answer: CNA report signs of abuse neglect or
misappropriation immediately
Question: What are the types of abuse?
Correct Answer: Sexual, mental, emotional, physical,
verbal, neglect, misappropriation, involuntary seclusion
Question: What are examples of neglect?
Correct Answer: Leaving resident soiled, leaving call
light and water out of reach of resident
Question: What is an example of misappropriation?
Correct Answer: using residents personal phone to make
calls, taking residents money or personal belongings
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Question: What is the first thing to be done if you feel a
resident is being abused?
Correct Answer: remove resident from harm and report
immediately
Question: What are the links in the chain of infection?
Correct Answer: Causitive agent, reservoir, portal of exit,
mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host
Question: What is the most important action to take to
prevent the spread of infection?
Correct Answer: WASH HANDS
Question: What are the 5 moments of hand hygiene?
Correct Answer: Before resident contact, after resident
contact, before aseptic task, after exposure to blood/body fluids, after contact with resident surroundings
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Question: What is the importance of personal protective
equipment?
Correct Answer: Proper usage will provide a barrier
between the caregiver and the pathogen, thus preventing the spread of infection
Question: How would you describe direct contact which
could spread infection?
Correct Answer: touching an infected person and then
proceeding to touch another person without washing hands
Question: How would you describe indirect contact which
could cause infection?
Correct Answer: touching a contaminated object and then
touching a person without washing hands
Question: If a resident has Clostridium Difficile, is an
alcohol-based hand rub effective?