CNA Chapter 3 Exam/33 Questions
with complete Solutions
Holistic care focuses on
A.) The person's physical, mental, and social well-being
B.) Disease and disability
C.) How sick a person is
D.) The absence of disease and illness - -A.) The person's physical, mental,
and social well-being
-Which of the following is a physical need?
A.) The need for social interaction
B.) The need for water
C.) The need for self-esteem
D.) The need for independence - -B.) The need for water
-Which of the following is an example of a psychosocial need?
A.) The need for food
B.) The need for water
C.) The need for activity
D.) The need for acceptance - -D.) The need for acceptance
-What is one way a nursing assistant can promote a residents
independence?
A.) Finishing a resident's task if he takes a long time to complete it
B.) Allowing a resident to do a task by himself no matter how long it takes
him
C.) Deciding where a resident should sit in the dining room
D.) Deciding what a resident should wear for the day - -B.) Allowing a
resident to do a task by himself no matter how long it takes him
-Activities of daily living (ADLs) include
A.) Reading
B.) Taking part in facility activities
C.) Attending a worship service
D.) Brushing teeth - -D.) Brushing teeth
, -Mrs. Goldman, a resident, begins to tell her nursing assistant, Gene, about
the last religious service she attended. Gene does not believe in God. Gene's
best response is to
A.) Listen quietly to Mrs. Goldman
B.) Tell Mrs. Goldman that he does not believe in God and would prefer not to
discuss it
C.) Tell Mrs. Goldman that her beliefs are wrong
D.) Ask Mrs. Goldman what makes her think there is a God - -A.) Listen
quietly to Mrs. Goldman
-If a nursing assistant encounters a consenting adult resident in a sexual
situation, she should
A.) Provide privacy and leave the room
B.) Tell him what he is doing is wrong
C.) Ask him to stop what he is doing
D.) Discuss the incident with the resident's family - -A.) Provide privacy and
leave the room
-How can regular activity promote health?
A.) It decreases the appetite
B.) It increases energy
C.) Diagnosing residents' illnesses
D.) Communicating with the care team - -C.) It increases the risk of heart
disease
-Families help residents by
A.) Creating the care plan for them
B.) Telling them what to do
C.) Diagnosing residents' illnesses
D.) Communicating with the care team - -D.) Communicating with he care
team
-Which of the following statements is true of the normal aging process?
A.) Most elderly people are entirely dependent on others
B.) Most elderly people are disabled and cannot walk
C.) Most elderly people are active and engaged in activities
D.) Most elderly people cannot manage their own money - -C.) Most elderly
people are active and engaged in activities
-Normal changes of aging include
with complete Solutions
Holistic care focuses on
A.) The person's physical, mental, and social well-being
B.) Disease and disability
C.) How sick a person is
D.) The absence of disease and illness - -A.) The person's physical, mental,
and social well-being
-Which of the following is a physical need?
A.) The need for social interaction
B.) The need for water
C.) The need for self-esteem
D.) The need for independence - -B.) The need for water
-Which of the following is an example of a psychosocial need?
A.) The need for food
B.) The need for water
C.) The need for activity
D.) The need for acceptance - -D.) The need for acceptance
-What is one way a nursing assistant can promote a residents
independence?
A.) Finishing a resident's task if he takes a long time to complete it
B.) Allowing a resident to do a task by himself no matter how long it takes
him
C.) Deciding where a resident should sit in the dining room
D.) Deciding what a resident should wear for the day - -B.) Allowing a
resident to do a task by himself no matter how long it takes him
-Activities of daily living (ADLs) include
A.) Reading
B.) Taking part in facility activities
C.) Attending a worship service
D.) Brushing teeth - -D.) Brushing teeth
, -Mrs. Goldman, a resident, begins to tell her nursing assistant, Gene, about
the last religious service she attended. Gene does not believe in God. Gene's
best response is to
A.) Listen quietly to Mrs. Goldman
B.) Tell Mrs. Goldman that he does not believe in God and would prefer not to
discuss it
C.) Tell Mrs. Goldman that her beliefs are wrong
D.) Ask Mrs. Goldman what makes her think there is a God - -A.) Listen
quietly to Mrs. Goldman
-If a nursing assistant encounters a consenting adult resident in a sexual
situation, she should
A.) Provide privacy and leave the room
B.) Tell him what he is doing is wrong
C.) Ask him to stop what he is doing
D.) Discuss the incident with the resident's family - -A.) Provide privacy and
leave the room
-How can regular activity promote health?
A.) It decreases the appetite
B.) It increases energy
C.) Diagnosing residents' illnesses
D.) Communicating with the care team - -C.) It increases the risk of heart
disease
-Families help residents by
A.) Creating the care plan for them
B.) Telling them what to do
C.) Diagnosing residents' illnesses
D.) Communicating with the care team - -D.) Communicating with he care
team
-Which of the following statements is true of the normal aging process?
A.) Most elderly people are entirely dependent on others
B.) Most elderly people are disabled and cannot walk
C.) Most elderly people are active and engaged in activities
D.) Most elderly people cannot manage their own money - -C.) Most elderly
people are active and engaged in activities
-Normal changes of aging include
