CNA/GNA EXAM 1 2026 UPDATE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED
A+ (BRAND NEW VISION)
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) - ANS-OBRA improves the quality of life for people
who live in long term care facilities by making sure that residents receive a certain standard of
care
The Joint Commission - ANS-Sets quality standards for accreditation of health care facilities
Medicare - ANS-A federal program of health insurance for persons 65 years of age and older
Florence Nightingale - ANS-Founder of modern nursing
CNA training - ANS-OBRA mandates a minimum of 75 hours training which include classroom
lectures and hand-on practice of skills as well as supervised practical training.
competency evaluation - ANS-involves a written test and a skills test
primary nursing - ANS-other nurses and nursing assistants are responsible for the primary
nurse's patients or residents when the primary nurse is not on duty, but all nursing efforts on
behalf of said patients are directed by the primary nurse
delegation - ANS-means to give another person permission to perform that task on your
behalf
scope of practice - ANS-the range of tasks the assistant is legally permitted to do
, valid reasons for refusing an assignment include - ANS-- The task is not in your job
description/outside your scope of practice
-carrying out the task could result in harm to the resident
-the task is illegal or unethical
-the nurse is not available to supervise your efforts
-lack of right equipment
-the directions are not clear
Role of Nursing Assistant - ANS-assists the nurse by performing basic nursing function related
to activities of daily life
Crucial resume info - ANS-Name, address, phone number and possibly e-mail
Negligence - ANS-a person who commits an unintentional tort is considered negligent for
failing to do what a "careful and reasonable" person would do
malpractice - ANS-negligence committed by people who hold licenses to practice their
profession, such as doctors, nurses, lawyers, dentists, and pharmacists
Intentional tort - ANS-a violation of civil law committed by a person with the intent to do
harm
Defamation - ANS-making untrue statements that hurt another person's reputation
Assault - ANS-threatening or attempting to touch a person without his consent
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED
A+ (BRAND NEW VISION)
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) - ANS-OBRA improves the quality of life for people
who live in long term care facilities by making sure that residents receive a certain standard of
care
The Joint Commission - ANS-Sets quality standards for accreditation of health care facilities
Medicare - ANS-A federal program of health insurance for persons 65 years of age and older
Florence Nightingale - ANS-Founder of modern nursing
CNA training - ANS-OBRA mandates a minimum of 75 hours training which include classroom
lectures and hand-on practice of skills as well as supervised practical training.
competency evaluation - ANS-involves a written test and a skills test
primary nursing - ANS-other nurses and nursing assistants are responsible for the primary
nurse's patients or residents when the primary nurse is not on duty, but all nursing efforts on
behalf of said patients are directed by the primary nurse
delegation - ANS-means to give another person permission to perform that task on your
behalf
scope of practice - ANS-the range of tasks the assistant is legally permitted to do
, valid reasons for refusing an assignment include - ANS-- The task is not in your job
description/outside your scope of practice
-carrying out the task could result in harm to the resident
-the task is illegal or unethical
-the nurse is not available to supervise your efforts
-lack of right equipment
-the directions are not clear
Role of Nursing Assistant - ANS-assists the nurse by performing basic nursing function related
to activities of daily life
Crucial resume info - ANS-Name, address, phone number and possibly e-mail
Negligence - ANS-a person who commits an unintentional tort is considered negligent for
failing to do what a "careful and reasonable" person would do
malpractice - ANS-negligence committed by people who hold licenses to practice their
profession, such as doctors, nurses, lawyers, dentists, and pharmacists
Intentional tort - ANS-a violation of civil law committed by a person with the intent to do
harm
Defamation - ANS-making untrue statements that hurt another person's reputation
Assault - ANS-threatening or attempting to touch a person without his consent
