OHIO STNA TEST 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS
◉ Adaptive Devices. Answer: pieces of equipment that help the resident
function more independently despite their disabilities.
◉ Aphasia. Answer: the total or partial loss of ability to use or
understand language. Parts of the brain responsible for language are
damaged. Common cause - Stroke or brain injury.
◉ Apical. Answer: Pertaining to the apex or pointed end of the heart
◉ Assistive Device. Answer: pieces of equipment that help the resident
function more independently despite their disabilities.
A piece of equipment used to provide support or stability for a person
when he or she is walking
◉ Axillary Temperature. Answer: temperature taken under the armpit.
◉ Bargaining. Answer: one of the five stages of death.
◉ Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA). Answer: Stroke, brain injury.
,◉ Cyanotic. Answer: a bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous
membranes; a sign that oxygen in the blood is dangerously diminished
(as in carbon monoxide poisoning)
◉ Diastolic. Answer: the widening of the chambers of the heart between
two contractions when the chambers fill with blood
◉ Dysphagia. Answer: condition in which swallowing is difficult or
painful.
◉ Dyspnea. Answer: difficult or labored respiration
◉ Dysuria. Answer: painful or difficult urination
◉ Uniform Disciplinary Act. Answer: the disciplinary procedures for
health professionals for enforcement of laws to assure the public of
professional competency.
◉ Hierarchy of Needs. Answer: Physical Needs, Security and Safety,
Love, Self-esteem, Self-actualization.
◉ Physical Needs. Answer: need for food, rest, and shelter.
◉ Security and Safety Needs. Answer: Need to feel safe, unthreatened,
and secure.
, ◉ Love Needs. Answer: Need to feel a closeness, affection, love and
meaningful relationship with one or more persons.
◉ Self-esteem Needs. Answer: Need to feel good about oneself. Feeling
valued and needed.
◉ Self-actualization Needs. Answer: Need to pursue one's full potential,
hopes and aspirations.
◉ Resident's Bill of Rights. Answer: The right to safe and adequate care.
The right to information about nursing home policies/procedures.
The right to participate in and to determine your own plan of care.
The right to notice of transfer or discharge.
The right to exercise rights.
The right to manage financial affairs.
The right to be free from abuse and restraints.
The right to privacy and respect.
The right to freely associate, communicate and correspond with others in
private.
The right to maintain personal possessions.
The right not to be required to work.
◉ Psychosocial Losses. Answer: "psyco" means emotional or mental
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS
◉ Adaptive Devices. Answer: pieces of equipment that help the resident
function more independently despite their disabilities.
◉ Aphasia. Answer: the total or partial loss of ability to use or
understand language. Parts of the brain responsible for language are
damaged. Common cause - Stroke or brain injury.
◉ Apical. Answer: Pertaining to the apex or pointed end of the heart
◉ Assistive Device. Answer: pieces of equipment that help the resident
function more independently despite their disabilities.
A piece of equipment used to provide support or stability for a person
when he or she is walking
◉ Axillary Temperature. Answer: temperature taken under the armpit.
◉ Bargaining. Answer: one of the five stages of death.
◉ Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA). Answer: Stroke, brain injury.
,◉ Cyanotic. Answer: a bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous
membranes; a sign that oxygen in the blood is dangerously diminished
(as in carbon monoxide poisoning)
◉ Diastolic. Answer: the widening of the chambers of the heart between
two contractions when the chambers fill with blood
◉ Dysphagia. Answer: condition in which swallowing is difficult or
painful.
◉ Dyspnea. Answer: difficult or labored respiration
◉ Dysuria. Answer: painful or difficult urination
◉ Uniform Disciplinary Act. Answer: the disciplinary procedures for
health professionals for enforcement of laws to assure the public of
professional competency.
◉ Hierarchy of Needs. Answer: Physical Needs, Security and Safety,
Love, Self-esteem, Self-actualization.
◉ Physical Needs. Answer: need for food, rest, and shelter.
◉ Security and Safety Needs. Answer: Need to feel safe, unthreatened,
and secure.
, ◉ Love Needs. Answer: Need to feel a closeness, affection, love and
meaningful relationship with one or more persons.
◉ Self-esteem Needs. Answer: Need to feel good about oneself. Feeling
valued and needed.
◉ Self-actualization Needs. Answer: Need to pursue one's full potential,
hopes and aspirations.
◉ Resident's Bill of Rights. Answer: The right to safe and adequate care.
The right to information about nursing home policies/procedures.
The right to participate in and to determine your own plan of care.
The right to notice of transfer or discharge.
The right to exercise rights.
The right to manage financial affairs.
The right to be free from abuse and restraints.
The right to privacy and respect.
The right to freely associate, communicate and correspond with others in
private.
The right to maintain personal possessions.
The right not to be required to work.
◉ Psychosocial Losses. Answer: "psyco" means emotional or mental
