CNA 2024 Exam Already Graded A+
1. What is the BEST way to prevent the spreading of germs? Hand washing before and after patient care.
Subjective vs. Objective Data
2. What is an example of subjective information? The patient's pain level is 7/10.
Transfer Techniques
3. How should you assist a patient who needs a two-assist transfer using a Hoyer lift, and the patient
asks if someone will help you? You should tell the patient "yes, I will get another CNA to help. Your
safety comes first."
Bowel Regimen
4. What should you do if a patient on a bowel regimen hasn't had a bowel movement in 4 days? Report
this to the charge nurse.
Dysphagia Precautions
5. Which item would you question if it arrives on a patient's tray with strict dysphagia precautions?
Regular orange juice.
Patient Positioning
6. In what position is a patient lying if their bed is in the supine position? Flat.
Post-Mortem Care
, 7. Why is post-mortem care essential? To maintain the dignity and respect of the patient.
Ambulation Assistance
8. How should you assist a patient who uses a cane for ambulation? Stand on the patient's weaker side.
Patient Engagement
9. How can volunteering, joining senior citizen groups, and exploring new hobbies and interests benefit
an elder person's outlook? Give a sense of purpose.
Confidentiality
10. What should you do if a patient asks about their roommate's health, but you know it's confidential
information? Explain to your patient that their roommate's health is confidential and unable to share
any information.
Stroke Symptoms
11. What may happen when a patient has a stroke? The patient may have drooping of one side of the
face.
Diabetic Patient Care
12. What are important for the care of a diabetic patient? Keep his feet dry and warm with dry, clean
socks.
Aggressive Behavior
13. What should you do if a resident is hitting and kicking you while providing care? Ask the second CNA
to get the nurse.
1. What is the BEST way to prevent the spreading of germs? Hand washing before and after patient care.
Subjective vs. Objective Data
2. What is an example of subjective information? The patient's pain level is 7/10.
Transfer Techniques
3. How should you assist a patient who needs a two-assist transfer using a Hoyer lift, and the patient
asks if someone will help you? You should tell the patient "yes, I will get another CNA to help. Your
safety comes first."
Bowel Regimen
4. What should you do if a patient on a bowel regimen hasn't had a bowel movement in 4 days? Report
this to the charge nurse.
Dysphagia Precautions
5. Which item would you question if it arrives on a patient's tray with strict dysphagia precautions?
Regular orange juice.
Patient Positioning
6. In what position is a patient lying if their bed is in the supine position? Flat.
Post-Mortem Care
, 7. Why is post-mortem care essential? To maintain the dignity and respect of the patient.
Ambulation Assistance
8. How should you assist a patient who uses a cane for ambulation? Stand on the patient's weaker side.
Patient Engagement
9. How can volunteering, joining senior citizen groups, and exploring new hobbies and interests benefit
an elder person's outlook? Give a sense of purpose.
Confidentiality
10. What should you do if a patient asks about their roommate's health, but you know it's confidential
information? Explain to your patient that their roommate's health is confidential and unable to share
any information.
Stroke Symptoms
11. What may happen when a patient has a stroke? The patient may have drooping of one side of the
face.
Diabetic Patient Care
12. What are important for the care of a diabetic patient? Keep his feet dry and warm with dry, clean
socks.
Aggressive Behavior
13. What should you do if a resident is hitting and kicking you while providing care? Ask the second CNA
to get the nurse.
