State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) Practice Test 1 EXAM
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Nursing assistants demonstrate a holistic approach to health care by considering:
A. A person's emotional, social, spiritual and physical needs when providing individual care
B. The role of the health team, medical team, and family
C. The person's disease, level of consciousness, and prognosis when providing care
D. All persons to be cared for according to the doctor's diagnosis only - answer>>A. A person's
emotional, social, spiritual and physical needs when providing individual care
The nursing assistant is aware that people who have a terminal illness or condition will usually:
A. Be well in a short period of time
B. Be a patient or resident for a long period of time
C. Die as a result of their illness
D. Be expected to recover after therapy and medication - answer>>C. Did as a result of their illness
Which of the following patients is most likely required care in the intensive care unit of a hospital?
A. A woman who is going into labor and expecting twins
B. A man who experienced a heart attack one day ago
C. A man who is 79 years old and lives with several chronic disease
D. A woman whose worsening depression requires hospitalization - answer>>B. A man who
experienced a heart attack one day ago
What is the most common cause of infection in the health care setting?
A. Viruses
B. Parasites
C. Fungi
, D. Bacteria - answer>>D. Bacteria
Bacteria may enter the body through:
A. The mouth
B. The nose
C. Cuts or breaks in the skin
D. All of the above - answer>>D. All of the above
Which one of the following will keep your immune system strong and healthy?
A. Getting proper nutrition, adequate rest, and regular exercise
B. Taking antibiotics
C. Sneezing and coughing
D. Crying - answer>>A. Getting proper nutrition, adequate rest, and regular exercise
Which one of the following diseases is caused by a blood borne pathogen?
A. Hepatitis A Virus
B. Measles
C. Tuberculosis
D. Hepatitis B virus - answer>>D. Hepatitis B virus
HepatitisB virus can be transmitted in all of the following ways except:
A. A needle stick injury
B. Writing an exposure control plan
C. Direct contact with blood
D. A gentle touch given to a patient or a resident - answer>>D. A gentle touch given to a patient or
resident
What is the single most important method of preventing the spread of infection?
LATEST 2026-2027 50 QUESTIONS AND 100% Verified
ANSWERS
Nursing assistants demonstrate a holistic approach to health care by considering:
A. A person's emotional, social, spiritual and physical needs when providing individual care
B. The role of the health team, medical team, and family
C. The person's disease, level of consciousness, and prognosis when providing care
D. All persons to be cared for according to the doctor's diagnosis only - answer>>A. A person's
emotional, social, spiritual and physical needs when providing individual care
The nursing assistant is aware that people who have a terminal illness or condition will usually:
A. Be well in a short period of time
B. Be a patient or resident for a long period of time
C. Die as a result of their illness
D. Be expected to recover after therapy and medication - answer>>C. Did as a result of their illness
Which of the following patients is most likely required care in the intensive care unit of a hospital?
A. A woman who is going into labor and expecting twins
B. A man who experienced a heart attack one day ago
C. A man who is 79 years old and lives with several chronic disease
D. A woman whose worsening depression requires hospitalization - answer>>B. A man who
experienced a heart attack one day ago
What is the most common cause of infection in the health care setting?
A. Viruses
B. Parasites
C. Fungi
, D. Bacteria - answer>>D. Bacteria
Bacteria may enter the body through:
A. The mouth
B. The nose
C. Cuts or breaks in the skin
D. All of the above - answer>>D. All of the above
Which one of the following will keep your immune system strong and healthy?
A. Getting proper nutrition, adequate rest, and regular exercise
B. Taking antibiotics
C. Sneezing and coughing
D. Crying - answer>>A. Getting proper nutrition, adequate rest, and regular exercise
Which one of the following diseases is caused by a blood borne pathogen?
A. Hepatitis A Virus
B. Measles
C. Tuberculosis
D. Hepatitis B virus - answer>>D. Hepatitis B virus
HepatitisB virus can be transmitted in all of the following ways except:
A. A needle stick injury
B. Writing an exposure control plan
C. Direct contact with blood
D. A gentle touch given to a patient or a resident - answer>>D. A gentle touch given to a patient or
resident
What is the single most important method of preventing the spread of infection?
