CNA STATE PRACTICE Exam| More than 200 Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| 2023/ 2024 Latest Update

CNA STATE PRACTICE Exam| More than 200 Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| 2023/ 2024 Latest Update Q: As the nurse aide begins his/her assignment, which of the following should the nurse aide do first? (A) Collect linen supplies for the shift (B) Check all the nurse aide's assigned residents (C) Assist a resident that has called for assistance to get off the toilet (D) Start bathing a resident that has physical therapy in one hour Answer: C Q: Which of the following would affect a nurse aide's status on the state's nurse aide registry and also cause the nurse aide to be ineligible to work in a nursing home? (A) Having been terminated from another facility for repeated tardiness (B) Missing a mandatory infection control inservice training program (C) Failing to show for work without calling to report the absence (D) Having a finding for resident neglect Answer: D Q: To help prevent the spread of germs between patients, nurse aides should (A) wear gloves when touching residents. (B) hold supplies and linens away from their uniforms. (C) wash hands for at least two minutes after each resident contact. (D) warn residents that holding hands spreads germs. Answer: B Q: When a sink has hand-control faucets, the nurse aide should use (A) a paper towel to turn the water on. (B) a paper towel to turn the water off. (C) an elbow, if possible, to turn the faucet controls on and off. (D) bare hands to turn the faucet controls both on and off. Answer: B Q: When moving a resident up in bed who is able to move with assistance, the nurse aide should (A) position self with knees straight and bent at waist. (B) use a gait or transfer belt to assist with the repositioning. (C) pull the resident up holding onto one side of the drawsheet at a time. (D) bend the resident's knees and ask the resident to push with his/her feet. Answer: D Q: The resident's weight is obtained routinely as a way to check the resident's (A) growth and development. (B) adjustment to the facility. (C) nutrition and health (D) activity level. Answer: C Q: Which of the following is a right that is included in the Resident's Bill of Rights? (A) To have staff available that speak different languages on each shift (B) To have payment plan options that are based on financial need (C) To have religious services offered at the facility daily (D) To make decisions and participate in own care Answer: D Q: Which of the following, if observed as a sudden change in the resident, is considered a possible warning sign of a stroke? (A) Dementia (B) Contractures (C) Slurred speech (D) Irregular heartbeat Answer: C Q: Considering the resident's activity, which of the following sets of vital signs should be reported to the charge nurse immediately? (A) Resting: 98.6°-98-32 (B) After eating: 97.0°-64-24 (C) After walking exercise: 98.2°-98-28 (D) While watching television: 98.8°-72-14 Answer: A Q: Before ambulating the resident, the nurse aide must ensure that the: (Select all that apply) A. resident is wearing nonskid footwear B. resident is dressed wearing pants and shirt C. care plan is reviewed for information about the support required D. gait or transfer belt is applied skin tight around the residents waist Answer: A, C Q: Which of the follow statements is true about whether the nurse aide will wear gloves when assisting a resident ambulate? A. Because the resident might fall and have an injury, the nurse aide should wear gloves while walking the resident. B. If the resident has been injured recently, the nurse aide should expect to wear glove when walking the resident. C. Because the assistance does not involve risk of exposure to blood or body substances, gloves are not usually worn. D. If the resident was recently admitted from the hospital, the nurse aide must ask the nurse whether gloves are necessary. Answer: C Q: For safety during ambulation, it is important that the resident be wearing: A. loose clothing B. socks or slippers C. skidproof footwear D. shoes Answer: C Q: Which of the following is important to determining that the fait or transfer belt is applied properly? A. the nurse aide places the belt buckle to the front B. the belt is positioned skin tight around the waist area C. the nurse aide's fingers or hand held flat fit just between the belt and waist D. the belt is positioned just above the waist over the ribs Answer: C Q: If the care plan states that the resident needs support to stand, when standing in front of the resident bracing the resident's knees, it is very important that the nurse aide's: A. knees are bent B. arms are locked at the elbows C. shoulders are curled in towards the resident D. back is bend forward at the waist Answer: A Q: When preparing to stand the resident, the nurse aide will provide a signal for standing, such as, "Mr. Jones, on the count of three, I want you to stand." The MOST important reason for providing this signal is to: A. make sure the resident is oriented to person, place and time B. ensure the resident's readiness, cooperation, and participation C. meet the resident's need for respectful communication D. determine if the resident is paying attention E. keep the resident from falling Answer: B Q: Before assisting the resident to stand from a chair, the nurse aide should ensure that the: (Select all that apply) A. resident's feet are positioned flat on the floor B. resident has received instructions about standing C. resident is wearing a gait belt applied under clothing D. resident is asked, if able, to push against seat to assist to stand Answer: A, B, D Q: After standing, when the resident is ready to begin walking, it is important for the nurse aide to: A. tell the resident when to take each step B. lean the resident closer to the nurse aide C. explain how far and where the resident will be walking D. remind the resident to look down and watch feet with each step Answer: C