CNA Final Practice Tests #1 and #2 – Multiple
Choice Exam Prep Questions | Latest Update
2026 | Graded A+
Which of the following are potential areas likely to break down and result in a decubitus
ulcer?
A. Lungs
B. Heels and buttocks
C. Stomach
D. Fingers - correct answerB. Heels and buttocks
When you are listening for a blood pressure, the first clear sound you hear is the...
A. Diastolic
B. Prehistolic
C. Antistolic
D. Systolic - correct answerD. Systolic
CPR means...
A. Cardiopulmonary restrictions
B. Cerebral pulmonary resuscitation
C. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
D. Cardiopulmonary post resuscitation - correct answerC. Cardiopulmonary
resuscitation
An environment that is most conducive to microorganisms growth is...
A. Light, airy, cold
B. Hot and light
C. Warm, moist, dark - correct answerC. Warm, moist, dark
The brachial pulse is at the...
A. Wrist
B. Elbow
C. Neck - correct answerB. Elbow
The coccyx is the...
A. Tailbone
B. Heel
C. Hip - correct answerA. Tailbone
The HIV virus can cause many problems, but the basic underlying problems is the
body's...
A. Cardiac system
, B. Nervous system
C. Castro intestinal system
D. Immune system - correct answerD. Immune system
The U.S Department of Agriculture has issued guideline for a healthy diet. Based on
these recommendations your plate should include...
A. 50% high protein foods
B. 50% fruits and vegetables
C. 60% grains - correct answerB. 50% fruits and vegetables
When doing a bed bath, you start by bathing the...
A. Genital area
B. Hands
C. Feet
D. Area around the eyes - correct answerD. Area around the eyes
Avoiding touching body fluids, using disposable gloves and good handwashing are
examples of...
A. Standard precautions
B. Risk management
C. NPO precautions
D. Incontinence measures - correct answerA. Standard precautions
To relieve edema...
A. Elevate the patients legs
B. Encourage mobility if possible
C. All of the above
D. Non of the above - correct answerC. All of the above
Two blood borne pathogens are...
A. Hepatitis B and streptococcus
B. HIV and hepatitis B
C. E. Coli. and staphylococcus - correct answerB. HIV and hepatitis B
Which of the following may prevent a hand contracture?
A. Splint
B. Hand roll
C. Range of motion exercises
D. All of the above - correct answerD. All of the above
When you count respirations...
A. An inspiration and expiration count as one
B. An inspiration is counted as one
C. An expiration is counted as one - correct answerA. An inspiration and expiration
count as one
Choice Exam Prep Questions | Latest Update
2026 | Graded A+
Which of the following are potential areas likely to break down and result in a decubitus
ulcer?
A. Lungs
B. Heels and buttocks
C. Stomach
D. Fingers - correct answerB. Heels and buttocks
When you are listening for a blood pressure, the first clear sound you hear is the...
A. Diastolic
B. Prehistolic
C. Antistolic
D. Systolic - correct answerD. Systolic
CPR means...
A. Cardiopulmonary restrictions
B. Cerebral pulmonary resuscitation
C. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
D. Cardiopulmonary post resuscitation - correct answerC. Cardiopulmonary
resuscitation
An environment that is most conducive to microorganisms growth is...
A. Light, airy, cold
B. Hot and light
C. Warm, moist, dark - correct answerC. Warm, moist, dark
The brachial pulse is at the...
A. Wrist
B. Elbow
C. Neck - correct answerB. Elbow
The coccyx is the...
A. Tailbone
B. Heel
C. Hip - correct answerA. Tailbone
The HIV virus can cause many problems, but the basic underlying problems is the
body's...
A. Cardiac system
, B. Nervous system
C. Castro intestinal system
D. Immune system - correct answerD. Immune system
The U.S Department of Agriculture has issued guideline for a healthy diet. Based on
these recommendations your plate should include...
A. 50% high protein foods
B. 50% fruits and vegetables
C. 60% grains - correct answerB. 50% fruits and vegetables
When doing a bed bath, you start by bathing the...
A. Genital area
B. Hands
C. Feet
D. Area around the eyes - correct answerD. Area around the eyes
Avoiding touching body fluids, using disposable gloves and good handwashing are
examples of...
A. Standard precautions
B. Risk management
C. NPO precautions
D. Incontinence measures - correct answerA. Standard precautions
To relieve edema...
A. Elevate the patients legs
B. Encourage mobility if possible
C. All of the above
D. Non of the above - correct answerC. All of the above
Two blood borne pathogens are...
A. Hepatitis B and streptococcus
B. HIV and hepatitis B
C. E. Coli. and staphylococcus - correct answerB. HIV and hepatitis B
Which of the following may prevent a hand contracture?
A. Splint
B. Hand roll
C. Range of motion exercises
D. All of the above - correct answerD. All of the above
When you count respirations...
A. An inspiration and expiration count as one
B. An inspiration is counted as one
C. An expiration is counted as one - correct answerA. An inspiration and expiration
count as one
