CNA Comprehensive Module Tests Modules 1–16 EXAM
2026-2027 LATEST UPDATED VERSION 340 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS JUST RELEASED
The nursing assistant's responsibilities while caring for a resident on oxygen therapy include
- checking skin integrity behind the ears.
- comparing the oxygen flow rate to the resident's care plan.
- ensuring that the resident has enough oxygen for activities.
- all of the above. - answer>>all of the above.
Clio is a resident with COPD. Her care plan states that she has oxygen ordered at 2 liters per
minute. You find Clio in her room with her oxygen concentrator set at 3 liters per minute. She
tells you that she turned it up this morning because she was short of breath from walking in her
room. You should
- turn the oxygen back down to 2 liters per minute immediately.
- let Clio rest for a while and then change the oxygen to 2 liters per minute.
- report Clio's shortness of breath and oxygen rate to the nurse right away.
- leave the oxygen at 3 liters per minute, since Clio is alert and oriented. - answer>>report Clio's
shortness of breath and oxygen rate to the nurse right away.
Information indicated on the urine and stool sample container includes the resident's
- name, date of birth, identification number, and time collected.
- name, date of birth, and the date and time of the specimen collection.
- room number, maiden name, and Social Security number.
- name, room number, identification number, and admission date. - answer>>name, date of
birth, and the date and time of the specimen collection.
Linens should be fanfolded to one side of the bed when the resident is
- being transferred from a stretcher to the bed.
- ready to go to bed for the night.
,- first admitted to the hospital.
- at risk of developing pressure injuries. - answer>>being transferred from a stretcher to the
bed.
Sarah has a skin tear on her left elbow. The wound has a small amount of drainage, and the
dressing must be changed this morning. The best dressing type to use would be a
- foam dressing.
- hydrogel dressing.
- transparent dressing.
- calcium alginate dressing. - answer>>transparent dressing.
You should collect linens in the following order:
- fitted sheet, top sheet, draw sheet, pillowcase, bath blanket.
- bedspread, blanket, top sheet, fitted sheet, bath blanket, pillowcase.
- fitted sheet, draw sheet, top sheet, blanket, bedspread, pillowcase.
- bath blanket, pillowcase, bedspread, blanket, top sheet, fitted sheet, draw sheet. -
answer>>fitted sheet, draw sheet, top sheet, blanket, bedspread, pillowcase.
Before you leave the resident's room, a urine or stool sample should be placed in
- a plastic bag.
- a clean vinyl glove.
- a biohazard bag.
- none of the above. - answer>>a biohazard bag.
A nasal cannula should be inserted into the nares
- with the prongs curved away from the resident.
- with the prongs curved toward the resident.
- before turning the oxygen on and checking the flow rate.
- after bringing the sliding connector up toward the chin. - answer>>with the prongs curved
toward the resident.
,Assembling all the necessary supplies before you begin to collect a sample will
- ensure fast collection of the sample.
- save time during the documentation process.
- ensure that the sample is not contaminated.
- ensure the resident's right to privacy. - answer>>ensure that the sample is not contaminated.
Another name for outpatient surgery is
- ambulatory surgery.
- convalescent surgery.
- mobile surgery.
- walk-in surgery. - answer>>ambulatory surgery.
Joseph is a resident who just had knee replacement surgery a few hours ago and is on strict bed
rest. The BEST method to prevent Joseph from developing blood clots is
- sequential stockings.
- anti-embolism stockings.
- active range-of-motion exercises.
- ambulating short distances. - answer>>sequential stockings.
The ombudsman is a volunteer who helps support residents rights?
True
False - answer>>True
Locking a residents wheelchair breaks is considered a restraint?
True
False - answer>>True
, Leaving a high fall risk resident unattended in the bathroom is okay as long as you educate them
on how to use the call light in the bathroom?
True
False - answer>>False
Residents have the right to refuse care only if they are their own responsible party?
True
False - answer>>False
Timely reporting of abuse is not important just as long as you report it in the near future?
True
False - answer>>False
How long do you have to report an incident of abuse?
- Immediately within 24 hours
- 72 hours
- 7 business days
- 5 hours - answer>>Immediately within 24 hours
What is the name of the form you must file when you suspect abuse has occurred?
- SOC341
- PLM445
- Abuse Report Sheet
- APC975 - answer>>SOC341
All healthcare workers mandated reporters?
True
False - answer>>True
2026-2027 LATEST UPDATED VERSION 340 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS JUST RELEASED
The nursing assistant's responsibilities while caring for a resident on oxygen therapy include
- checking skin integrity behind the ears.
- comparing the oxygen flow rate to the resident's care plan.
- ensuring that the resident has enough oxygen for activities.
- all of the above. - answer>>all of the above.
Clio is a resident with COPD. Her care plan states that she has oxygen ordered at 2 liters per
minute. You find Clio in her room with her oxygen concentrator set at 3 liters per minute. She
tells you that she turned it up this morning because she was short of breath from walking in her
room. You should
- turn the oxygen back down to 2 liters per minute immediately.
- let Clio rest for a while and then change the oxygen to 2 liters per minute.
- report Clio's shortness of breath and oxygen rate to the nurse right away.
- leave the oxygen at 3 liters per minute, since Clio is alert and oriented. - answer>>report Clio's
shortness of breath and oxygen rate to the nurse right away.
Information indicated on the urine and stool sample container includes the resident's
- name, date of birth, identification number, and time collected.
- name, date of birth, and the date and time of the specimen collection.
- room number, maiden name, and Social Security number.
- name, room number, identification number, and admission date. - answer>>name, date of
birth, and the date and time of the specimen collection.
Linens should be fanfolded to one side of the bed when the resident is
- being transferred from a stretcher to the bed.
- ready to go to bed for the night.
,- first admitted to the hospital.
- at risk of developing pressure injuries. - answer>>being transferred from a stretcher to the
bed.
Sarah has a skin tear on her left elbow. The wound has a small amount of drainage, and the
dressing must be changed this morning. The best dressing type to use would be a
- foam dressing.
- hydrogel dressing.
- transparent dressing.
- calcium alginate dressing. - answer>>transparent dressing.
You should collect linens in the following order:
- fitted sheet, top sheet, draw sheet, pillowcase, bath blanket.
- bedspread, blanket, top sheet, fitted sheet, bath blanket, pillowcase.
- fitted sheet, draw sheet, top sheet, blanket, bedspread, pillowcase.
- bath blanket, pillowcase, bedspread, blanket, top sheet, fitted sheet, draw sheet. -
answer>>fitted sheet, draw sheet, top sheet, blanket, bedspread, pillowcase.
Before you leave the resident's room, a urine or stool sample should be placed in
- a plastic bag.
- a clean vinyl glove.
- a biohazard bag.
- none of the above. - answer>>a biohazard bag.
A nasal cannula should be inserted into the nares
- with the prongs curved away from the resident.
- with the prongs curved toward the resident.
- before turning the oxygen on and checking the flow rate.
- after bringing the sliding connector up toward the chin. - answer>>with the prongs curved
toward the resident.
,Assembling all the necessary supplies before you begin to collect a sample will
- ensure fast collection of the sample.
- save time during the documentation process.
- ensure that the sample is not contaminated.
- ensure the resident's right to privacy. - answer>>ensure that the sample is not contaminated.
Another name for outpatient surgery is
- ambulatory surgery.
- convalescent surgery.
- mobile surgery.
- walk-in surgery. - answer>>ambulatory surgery.
Joseph is a resident who just had knee replacement surgery a few hours ago and is on strict bed
rest. The BEST method to prevent Joseph from developing blood clots is
- sequential stockings.
- anti-embolism stockings.
- active range-of-motion exercises.
- ambulating short distances. - answer>>sequential stockings.
The ombudsman is a volunteer who helps support residents rights?
True
False - answer>>True
Locking a residents wheelchair breaks is considered a restraint?
True
False - answer>>True
, Leaving a high fall risk resident unattended in the bathroom is okay as long as you educate them
on how to use the call light in the bathroom?
True
False - answer>>False
Residents have the right to refuse care only if they are their own responsible party?
True
False - answer>>False
Timely reporting of abuse is not important just as long as you report it in the near future?
True
False - answer>>False
How long do you have to report an incident of abuse?
- Immediately within 24 hours
- 72 hours
- 7 business days
- 5 hours - answer>>Immediately within 24 hours
What is the name of the form you must file when you suspect abuse has occurred?
- SOC341
- PLM445
- Abuse Report Sheet
- APC975 - answer>>SOC341
All healthcare workers mandated reporters?
True
False - answer>>True
