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When working with chemicals, the nursing
assistant knows to? a. keep hazardous products in
open accessible area
b. mix hazardous products together to get better performance
c. repackage hazardous products into smaller unmarked
containers
d. wear eye protection when spraying hazardous products -
ANSWER-d. wear eye protection when spraying hazardous
products
The respiratory system
consists of? a. the lungs,
trachea and bronchi
b. heart, blood and blood vessels
c. kidneys, ureters and urethra
d. mouth, esophagus and stomach - ANSWER-a. the lungs,
trachea and bronchi
While resident yells out in pain when the NA is providing Range
of Motion exercises to the shoulder. The NA should?
,a. allow the resident a break then start again after notifying the
nurse
b. continue the exercises at a slower pace
c. stop the exercise and notify the nurse
d. reposition the resident then start again. - ANSWER-c. stop
the exercise and notify the nurse
The CNA recognizes that common signs of Alzheimer's Disease
are?
a. problems finding the right word, not recognizing objects,
forgetting how to use simple, everyday objects
b. hearing voices, seeing things that are not there, not
recognizing family members
c. having suicidal thoughts, having homicidal thoughts,
agitation, poor judgment
d. having a great short term memory, forgetting long term
memories, becoming
more calm, withdrawn - ANSWER-a. problems finding the
right word, not
recognizing objects, forgetting how to use simple,
everyday objects
The CNA is working with a resident who is confused. The CNA
understands confused residents?
a. are easily distracted and enjoy a variety of activities
b. follow complex directions by more than one person
c. are restrained at night to keep them in bed
d. could be a danger to self and others - ANSWER-d. could be a
danger to self and others
, Proper body mechanics are used to decrease injuries to the
residents and staff. When transferring a resident from the bed
to the wheelchair the CNA will?
a. place the bed in the high position so the bed is at waist
height of the CNA
b. place the bed in the low position so the resident's feet are flat
on the floor
c. have the resident wrap her arms around the CNA's neck to be
pulled up to a standing position
d. unlock the wheelchair brakes so the wheelchair can be
moved once the resident is standing up - ANSWER-b. place
the bed in the low position so the resident's feet are flat on
the floor
The abbreviation AC
means? a. after meals
b. before meals
c. 30 minutes after meals
d. 30 minutes before meals - ANSWER-b. before meals
When working with a visually impaired resident the CNA
should?
a. touch the resident first and then tell the resident the CNA's
name and purpose of the visit
b. try to avoid eye contact with the resident since the resident
can't see well
c. keep the lights turned off all the time so the resident's eyes
can adjust to the darkness
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When working with chemicals, the nursing
assistant knows to? a. keep hazardous products in
open accessible area
b. mix hazardous products together to get better performance
c. repackage hazardous products into smaller unmarked
containers
d. wear eye protection when spraying hazardous products -
ANSWER-d. wear eye protection when spraying hazardous
products
The respiratory system
consists of? a. the lungs,
trachea and bronchi
b. heart, blood and blood vessels
c. kidneys, ureters and urethra
d. mouth, esophagus and stomach - ANSWER-a. the lungs,
trachea and bronchi
While resident yells out in pain when the NA is providing Range
of Motion exercises to the shoulder. The NA should?
,a. allow the resident a break then start again after notifying the
nurse
b. continue the exercises at a slower pace
c. stop the exercise and notify the nurse
d. reposition the resident then start again. - ANSWER-c. stop
the exercise and notify the nurse
The CNA recognizes that common signs of Alzheimer's Disease
are?
a. problems finding the right word, not recognizing objects,
forgetting how to use simple, everyday objects
b. hearing voices, seeing things that are not there, not
recognizing family members
c. having suicidal thoughts, having homicidal thoughts,
agitation, poor judgment
d. having a great short term memory, forgetting long term
memories, becoming
more calm, withdrawn - ANSWER-a. problems finding the
right word, not
recognizing objects, forgetting how to use simple,
everyday objects
The CNA is working with a resident who is confused. The CNA
understands confused residents?
a. are easily distracted and enjoy a variety of activities
b. follow complex directions by more than one person
c. are restrained at night to keep them in bed
d. could be a danger to self and others - ANSWER-d. could be a
danger to self and others
, Proper body mechanics are used to decrease injuries to the
residents and staff. When transferring a resident from the bed
to the wheelchair the CNA will?
a. place the bed in the high position so the bed is at waist
height of the CNA
b. place the bed in the low position so the resident's feet are flat
on the floor
c. have the resident wrap her arms around the CNA's neck to be
pulled up to a standing position
d. unlock the wheelchair brakes so the wheelchair can be
moved once the resident is standing up - ANSWER-b. place
the bed in the low position so the resident's feet are flat on
the floor
The abbreviation AC
means? a. after meals
b. before meals
c. 30 minutes after meals
d. 30 minutes before meals - ANSWER-b. before meals
When working with a visually impaired resident the CNA
should?
a. touch the resident first and then tell the resident the CNA's
name and purpose of the visit
b. try to avoid eye contact with the resident since the resident
can't see well
c. keep the lights turned off all the time so the resident's eyes
can adjust to the darkness
