Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Ohio Long-Term Care Key Skills and Responsibilities
What does CNA stand for? Certified Nursing Assistant
What is the minimum training required 75 hours of training and 16 hours of clinicals
to become a CNA?
What does OBRA stand for? Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1987
What is the role of the Nurse Aide? To take care of the elderly, specifically those aged 65
and older.
What is required to maintain a CNA 12 hours of in-service training every year.
license?
What happens if a CNA does not report They may face consequences regarding their job or
felonies within 10 days? registry status.
What is the purpose of the NATCEP To provide the necessary training and evaluation for
program? nursing assistants.
What is the consequence of not The license will lapse, and the individual will be
renewing a CNA license? removed from the Nurse Aide Registry.
What is the testing cost for the CNA $104 total: $78 for skills and $26 for the written part.
exam?
How many chances does a candidate Three chances.
have to pass the CNA exam?
,Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Ohio Long-Term Care Key Skills and Responsibilities
What is the common goal of the To share information and provide care according to a
interdisciplinary team in long-term care? care plan.
What is considered 'battery' in a nursing Putting hands on a resident without permission.
context?
What does ADL stand for? Activity of Daily Living
What should a CNA do if they witness Report it to the nurse.
sexual harassment?
What is 'invasion of privacy' in a Entering a resident's room without knocking or
healthcare setting? permission.
What is the importance of emotional To help them cope with feelings and prevent
support for residents? withdrawal.
What are the five basic needs Physical safety, love, self-esteem, and self-
according to Maslow? actualization.
What is the role of physical therapy in a To manage physical disabilities and provide mobility
long-term care facility? aids.
What is the significance of continuity of To ensure consistent routines and care for residents.
care?
What does 'cultural diversity' mean in Respecting and accommodating different religions,
nursing care? foods, and routines of residents.
, Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Ohio Long-Term Care Key Skills and Responsibilities
What is the role of maintenance in a To manage faulty equipment and ensure fire safety.
long-term care facility?
What is a care conference? A meeting to discuss resident care and share
information among the care team.
What is the role of the RN in the CNA To teach the class and oversee the training curriculum.
training program?
What happens to a CNA's certificate if The certificate becomes invalid for nursing home work
they do not take the state test within but remains valid for HHA or assisted living.
two years?
What is the website for testing www.hdmaster.com
information for CNAs in Ohio?
What is the consequence of failing the The candidate must retake the CNA class.
CNA exam three times?
What is the primary responsibility of a To provide care and assistance to residents in long-
CNA? term care facilities.
What does HHA stand for? Home Health Aide
What is the role of Maintenance in a Responsible for faulty equipment and fire safety; can
nursing home? cut frayed cords of personal belongings but must return
the items.
Who is the only person authorized to The Dietician.
change a resident's diet?
What does CNA stand for? Certified Nursing Assistant
What is the minimum training required 75 hours of training and 16 hours of clinicals
to become a CNA?
What does OBRA stand for? Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1987
What is the role of the Nurse Aide? To take care of the elderly, specifically those aged 65
and older.
What is required to maintain a CNA 12 hours of in-service training every year.
license?
What happens if a CNA does not report They may face consequences regarding their job or
felonies within 10 days? registry status.
What is the purpose of the NATCEP To provide the necessary training and evaluation for
program? nursing assistants.
What is the consequence of not The license will lapse, and the individual will be
renewing a CNA license? removed from the Nurse Aide Registry.
What is the testing cost for the CNA $104 total: $78 for skills and $26 for the written part.
exam?
How many chances does a candidate Three chances.
have to pass the CNA exam?
,Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Ohio Long-Term Care Key Skills and Responsibilities
What is the common goal of the To share information and provide care according to a
interdisciplinary team in long-term care? care plan.
What is considered 'battery' in a nursing Putting hands on a resident without permission.
context?
What does ADL stand for? Activity of Daily Living
What should a CNA do if they witness Report it to the nurse.
sexual harassment?
What is 'invasion of privacy' in a Entering a resident's room without knocking or
healthcare setting? permission.
What is the importance of emotional To help them cope with feelings and prevent
support for residents? withdrawal.
What are the five basic needs Physical safety, love, self-esteem, and self-
according to Maslow? actualization.
What is the role of physical therapy in a To manage physical disabilities and provide mobility
long-term care facility? aids.
What is the significance of continuity of To ensure consistent routines and care for residents.
care?
What does 'cultural diversity' mean in Respecting and accommodating different religions,
nursing care? foods, and routines of residents.
, Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Ohio Long-Term Care Key Skills and Responsibilities
What is the role of maintenance in a To manage faulty equipment and ensure fire safety.
long-term care facility?
What is a care conference? A meeting to discuss resident care and share
information among the care team.
What is the role of the RN in the CNA To teach the class and oversee the training curriculum.
training program?
What happens to a CNA's certificate if The certificate becomes invalid for nursing home work
they do not take the state test within but remains valid for HHA or assisted living.
two years?
What is the website for testing www.hdmaster.com
information for CNAs in Ohio?
What is the consequence of failing the The candidate must retake the CNA class.
CNA exam three times?
What is the primary responsibility of a To provide care and assistance to residents in long-
CNA? term care facilities.
What does HHA stand for? Home Health Aide
What is the role of Maintenance in a Responsible for faulty equipment and fire safety; can
nursing home? cut frayed cords of personal belongings but must return
the items.
Who is the only person authorized to The Dietician.
change a resident's diet?
