CNA WRITTEN EXAM FINAL PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH FULL ANSWERS
◉ Hepititis. Answer: inflammation of the liver
◉ Occupational exposure. Answer: Exposure to disease in the
workplace
◉ Alignment. Answer: good posture
◉ coordination. Answer: The use of direction and force for
purposeful action
◉ Entrapment. Answer: When a person's head or another body part
gets trapped between, under, or on the side rails of a bed, or
between the
mattress and the side rail
◉ balance. Answer: Stability achieved through the even distribution
of weight
◉ body mechanics. Answer: Using one's body in a safe and efficient
way to accomplish tasks such as lifting, pushing and pulling
,◉ restraint. Answer: A device that inhibits a person's freedom of
movement or ability to reach part of his or her body or a medication
that
subdues a person
◉ incident. Answer: Something unusual that happens to a person
receiving care, a staff member or a visitor to the facility that has the
potential to cause harm
◉ myocardial infarction. Answer: Occurs when blood flow to part of
the heart muscle is blocked, causing the cells in that area to die
◉ cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Answer: Care that is
required when a person loses consciousness, stops breathing, or has
no pulse
◉ automated external defibrillator (AED). Answer: Portable
electronic device that delivers a shock automatically or with a push
of a button to help the heart restore an
effective pumping rhythm
, ◉ shock. Answer: A condition in which the circulatory system fails to
deliver enough oxygen-rich blood to the body's tissues and vital
organs
◉ seizure. Answer: Abnormal electrical activity in the brain, which
leads to temporary and involuntary changes in body movement,
function,
sensation, awareness or behavior
◉ cerevrovascular accident. Answer: Occurs when blood flow to a
part of the brain is interrupted, resulting in the death of brain cells,
or bleeding into the brain
tissue
◉ epilepsy. Answer: Chronic seizure condition that can often be
controlled with medication
◉ stethoscope. Answer: A piece of equipment that is used to listen to
sounds produced inside the body
◉ hypothermia. Answer: A temperature that is lower than the
normal range
QUESTIONS WITH FULL ANSWERS
◉ Hepititis. Answer: inflammation of the liver
◉ Occupational exposure. Answer: Exposure to disease in the
workplace
◉ Alignment. Answer: good posture
◉ coordination. Answer: The use of direction and force for
purposeful action
◉ Entrapment. Answer: When a person's head or another body part
gets trapped between, under, or on the side rails of a bed, or
between the
mattress and the side rail
◉ balance. Answer: Stability achieved through the even distribution
of weight
◉ body mechanics. Answer: Using one's body in a safe and efficient
way to accomplish tasks such as lifting, pushing and pulling
,◉ restraint. Answer: A device that inhibits a person's freedom of
movement or ability to reach part of his or her body or a medication
that
subdues a person
◉ incident. Answer: Something unusual that happens to a person
receiving care, a staff member or a visitor to the facility that has the
potential to cause harm
◉ myocardial infarction. Answer: Occurs when blood flow to part of
the heart muscle is blocked, causing the cells in that area to die
◉ cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Answer: Care that is
required when a person loses consciousness, stops breathing, or has
no pulse
◉ automated external defibrillator (AED). Answer: Portable
electronic device that delivers a shock automatically or with a push
of a button to help the heart restore an
effective pumping rhythm
, ◉ shock. Answer: A condition in which the circulatory system fails to
deliver enough oxygen-rich blood to the body's tissues and vital
organs
◉ seizure. Answer: Abnormal electrical activity in the brain, which
leads to temporary and involuntary changes in body movement,
function,
sensation, awareness or behavior
◉ cerevrovascular accident. Answer: Occurs when blood flow to a
part of the brain is interrupted, resulting in the death of brain cells,
or bleeding into the brain
tissue
◉ epilepsy. Answer: Chronic seizure condition that can often be
controlled with medication
◉ stethoscope. Answer: A piece of equipment that is used to listen to
sounds produced inside the body
◉ hypothermia. Answer: A temperature that is lower than the
normal range
