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This comprehensive test bank is specifically designed to accompany Mosby's Textbook for Nursing Assistants, 10th Edition by Sheila A. Sorrentino and Leighann Remmert. With 400 multiple-choice questions covering all 60 chapters, this resource serves as an essential study tool for nursing assistant students preparing for classroom examinations, competency evaluations, and the NATCEP (Nurse Aide Training and Competency Evaluation Program) certification exam. Test Bank Mosby's Text Book for Nursing Assistants 10th Edition by Leighann Remmert and Sheila A Sorrentino- Chapters 1-60 ISBN: 9780323763653 Mosby's Textbook for Nursing Assistants, 10th Edition – Comprehensive Test Bank Introduction Welcome to this comprehensive question bank designed to accompany Mosby's Textbook for Nursing Assistants, 10th Edition by Sheila A. Sorrentino and Leighann Remmert. This resource contains 400 multiple-choice questions covering all 60 chapters of the textbook, providing nursing assistant students with a thorough review tool for classroom learning, exam preparation, and competency evaluation. Each question follows a consistent format: a numbered question with four answer choices (A, B, C, D), the correct answer indicated, and a detailed rationale explaining why the answer is correct and why the other options are incorrect. The questions are organized by chapter to facilitate targeted study, and the content aligns with the NATCEP (Nurse Aide Training and Competency Evaluation Program) certification exam objectives. This Test Bank can be used for: • Self-assessment and independent study • Classroom review sessions • Homework assignments • Preparation for the state certification examination ________________________________________ Table of Contents Chapter Title Questions 1 Health Care Agencies 7 2 The Person's Rights 7 3 The Nursing Assistant 7 4 Delegation 7 5 Ethics and Laws 7 6 Student and Work Ethics 7 7 Communicating with the Person 7 8 Health Team Communications 7 9 Medical Terminology 7 10 Body Structure and Function 7 11 Growth and Development 7 12 The Older Person 7 13 Safety 7 14 Preventing Falls 7 15 Restraint Alternatives and Restraints 7 16 Preventing Infection 7 17 Isolation Precautions 7 18 Body Mechanics 6 19 Moving the Person 6 20 Transferring the Person 6 21 The Person's Unit 6 22 Bedmaking 6 23 Oral Hygiene 6 24 Daily Hygiene and Bathing 6 25 Grooming 6 26 Dressing and Undressing 6 27 Urinary Needs 6 28 Urinary Catheters 6 29 Bowel Needs 6 30 Nutrition Needs 6 31 Fluid Needs 6 32 Nutritional Support and IV Therapy 6 33 Vital Signs 7 34 Exercise and Activity 7 35 Comfort, Rest, and Sleep 7 36 Admissions, Transfers, and Discharges 7 37 Assisting with the Physical Examination 7 38 Collecting and Testing Specimens 7 39 The Person Having Surgery 7 40 Wound Care 7 41 Pressure Injuries 7 42 Heat and Cold Applications 7 43 Oxygen Needs 7 44 Respiratory Support and Therapies 7 45 Rehabilitation Needs 7 46 Hearing, Speech, and Vision Problems 7 47 Cancer, Immune System, and Skin Disorders 7 48 Nervous System and Musculo-Skeletal Disorders 7 49 Cardiovascular, Respiratory, and Lymphatic Disorders 7 50 Digestive and Endocrine Disorders 7 51 Urinary and Reproductive Disorders 7 52 Mental Health Disorders 7 53 Confusion and Dementia 7 54 Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities 7 55 Sexuality 7 56 Caring for Mothers and Babies 7 57 Assisted Living 7 58 Emergency Care 7 59 End-of-Life Care 7 60 Getting a Job 7 Total 400 ________________________________________ MULTICHOICE Chapter 1: Health Care Agencies 1. Which type of health care agency provides care for people who need assistance with activities of daily living but do not require 24-hour skilled nursing care? A) Acute care hospital B) Skilled nursing facility C) Assisted living facility D) Hospice care Correct Answer: C Rationale: Assisted living facilities provide housing, personal care, support services, and health care to individuals who need assistance with activities of daily living but do not require the 24-hour skilled nursing care provided in nursing homes. Acute care hospitals (A) provide short-term care for acute illnesses or injuries. Skilled nursing facilities (B) provide 24-hour skilled care. Hospice care (D) focuses on comfort care for terminally ill individuals. ________________________________________ 2. A nursing assistant is working in a long-term care facility. Which statement best describes the primary focus of care in this setting? A) Providing emergency medical treatment for life-threatening conditions B) Assisting residents with activities of daily living and maintaining their highest level of function C) Performing complex surgical procedures D) Providing intensive rehabilitation for acute injuries only Correct Answer: B Rationale: Long-term care facilities focus on providing assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) and helping residents maintain their highest possible level of function and independence. Emergency medical treatment (A) is provided in emergency departments. Complex surgical procedures (C) are performed in acute care settings. Rehabilitation (D) may be part of long-term care but is not the only focus, and it is not limited to acute injuries. ________________________________________ 3. Which health care agency is specifically designed to provide care for individuals who are terminally ill and have a life expectancy of six months or less? A) Rehabilitation center B) Hospice C) Subacute care facility D) Outpatient clinic Correct Answer: B Rationale: Hospice care is designed for individuals who are terminally ill, typically with a life expectancy of six months or less, focusing on comfort, dignity, and quality of life rather than curative treatment. Rehabilitation centers (A) focus on restoring function. Subacute care facilities (C) provide care for individuals who need more care than a nursing home but less than a hospital. Outpatient clinics (D) provide care for people who do not require overnight hospitalization. ________________________________________ 4. A nursing assistant observes that a resident in a long-term care facility has become withdrawn and is not eating. The nursing assistant should: A) Ignore the behavior as it is normal for older adults B) Document the observation and report it to the nurse C) Force the resident to eat to maintain nutrition D) Tell the resident to cheer up and stop being sad Correct Answer: B Rationale: Nursing assistants are responsible for observing and reporting changes in a person's condition to the nurse. Withdrawal and changes in eating habits may indicate depression, illness, or other concerns that require professional assessment. Ignoring the behavior (A) is neglectful. Forcing the resident to eat (C) violates the person's rights and may cause further distress. Telling the resident to cheer up (D) dismisses their feelings and is not therapeutic. ________________________________________ 5. Which type of health care agency provides care for people who are recovering from surgery or illness and need more care than can be provided at home but less than acute hospital care? A) Acute care hospital B) Skilled nursing facility C) Subacute care facility D) Home health agency Correct Answer: C Rationale: Subacute care facilities provide a level of care between acute hospital care and traditional nursing home care. They serve individuals recovering from surgery, illness, or injury who need more intensive care than can be provided at home. Acute care hospitals (A) provide short-term, intensive care for acute conditions. Skilled nursing facilities (B) provide 24-hour skilled care but may not have the same level of rehabilitation focus. Home health agencies (D) provide care in the person's home. ________________________________________

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Test Bank
Mosby's Text Book for Nursing Assistants
10th Edition by Leighann Remmert and
Sheila A Sorrentino- Chapters 1-60
ISBN: 9780323763653

,Mosby's Textbook for Nursing Assistants, 10th Edition – Comprehensive Test
Bank
Introduction
Welcome to this comprehensive question bank designed to accompany Mosby's
Textbook for Nursing Assistants, 10th Edition by Sheila A. Sorrentino and
Leighann Remmert. This resource contains 400 multiple-choice
questions covering all 60 chapters of the textbook, providing nursing assistant
students with a thorough review tool for classroom learning, exam preparation, and
competency evaluation.
Each question follows a consistent format: a numbered question with four answer
choices (A, B, C, D), the correct answer indicated, and a detailed rationale
explaining why the answer is correct and why the other options are incorrect. The
questions are organized by chapter to facilitate targeted study, and the content
aligns with the NATCEP (Nurse Aide Training and Competency Evaluation
Program) certification exam objectives.
This Test Bank can be used for:
• Self-assessment and independent study
• Classroom review sessions
• Homework assignments
• Preparation for the state certification examination



Table of Contents
Chapter Title Questions

1 Health Care Agencies 7

2 The Person's Rights 7

3 The Nursing Assistant 7

,Chapter Title Questions

4 Delegation 7

5 Ethics and Laws 7

6 Student and Work Ethics 7

7 Communicating with the Person 7

8 Health Team Communications 7

9 Medical Terminology 7

10 Body Structure and Function 7

11 Growth and Development 7

12 The Older Person 7

13 Safety 7

14 Preventing Falls 7

15 Restraint Alternatives and Restraints 7

16 Preventing Infection 7

17 Isolation Precautions 7

18 Body Mechanics 6

19 Moving the Person 6

20 Transferring the Person 6

21 The Person's Unit 6

, Chapter Title Questions

22 Bedmaking 6

23 Oral Hygiene 6

24 Daily Hygiene and Bathing 6

25 Grooming 6

26 Dressing and Undressing 6

27 Urinary Needs 6

28 Urinary Catheters 6

29 Bowel Needs 6

30 Nutrition Needs 6

31 Fluid Needs 6

32 Nutritional Support and IV Therapy 6

33 Vital Signs 7

34 Exercise and Activity 7

35 Comfort, Rest, and Sleep 7

36 Admissions, Transfers, and Discharges 7

37 Assisting with the Physical Examination 7

38 Collecting and Testing Specimens 7

39 The Person Having Surgery 7

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