CNA FINAL EXAM, WRITTEN TEST AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 400 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

CNA FINAL EXAM, WRITTEN TEST AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 400 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ CNA FINAL EXAM VERSION A You care for a resident who needs oxygen because of a respiratory infection. The BEST position for the resident while she is in bed is a) Fowler's. b) side-lying. c) prone. d) tripod. - ...ANSWER...a) Fowler's. A resident who is unable to bear weight needs to be transferred with a a) mechanical lift and two nursing assistants. b) sit-to-stand device and two nursing assistants. c) mechanical lift and one nursing assistant. d) gait belt and pivot disc. - ...ANSWER...a) mechanical lift and two nursing assistants. You have assisted your resident from a lying to a sitting position on the bed. While letting him dangle at the side of the bed, you should a) get a gait belt from the supply area. b) stand in front of the resident. c) pick out clothes from the closet. d) sit with the resident until he is ready to stand. - ...ANSWER...b) stand in front of the resident. When transferring a resident with a one assist and gait belt, you should a) grasp the gait belt with one hand just above the resident's stomach. b) stand in front of the resident and bend at the waist. c) grasp the gait belt with both hands and bend at the knees. d) hold the gait belt with one hand while lifting under the arms. - ...ANSWER...c) grasp the gait belt with both hands and bend at the knees. Stanley is a 70-year-old man who recently had surgery in a local hospital. His condition is stable, but he requires 24-hour nursing care. He is most likely to be: a) readmitted to the medical-surgical floor of the hospital. b) released to his home with his spouse. c) admitted to a long-term care facility. d) admitted to an assisted-living center for rehabilitation and therapy - ...ANSWER...c) admitted to a long-term care facility. Mrs. Milton is found to be stable following her hip surgery and no longer needs daily nursing care. Mr. Milton can care for her at home, but she needs physical therapy to strengthen her hip and leg. The BEST option for her is to: a) admit to a subacute hospital. b) admit to a assisted-living facility c) return home and go to outpatient therapy. d) be admitted to a nursing home. - ...ANSWER...c) return home and go to outpatient therapy. A nursing assistant who works for an assisted-living facility can expect to: a) have different resident assignments daily. b) take frequent vital signs. c) spend most of the shift giving one-on-one care. d) help with basic needs such as bathing, cooking, and cleaning. - ...ANSWER...d) help with basic needs such as bathing, cooking, and cleaning. Mr. Krieger has been able to take care of himself at home, but he has been forgetting to take his medications and sometimes forgetful. Because he lives alone, his family is concerned for him and wants to ensure that he is safe. The BEST option for Mr. Krieger would be to: a) hire a nursing assistant from a hospice agency. b) move into a community-based assisted living facility. c) receive daily skilled nursing care. d) have a home healthcare agency set up his medications for him. - ...ANSWER...b) move into a community-based assisted living facility. Nursing assistants who work in a subacute care facility provide care for residents: a) immediately after surgery. b) who cannot afford a hospital stay. c) who are medically stable but require 24/7 nursing care. d) during business hours only. - ...ANSWER...c) who are medically stable but require 24/7 nursing care. The first step in refusing a delegated task is to: a) document the reason for your refusal. b) inform the director of nurses of your refusal. c) determine if you have been trained to perform the task.