NAA 100 EXAM 2 PRACTICE
You come upon a fire in a resident's room. What is your first response?
A. Pull the alarm.
B. Rescue the resident.
C. Put the fire out with an extinguisher.
D. Call the fire department. - ✔✔B. Rescue the resident.
Which resident would not be expected to have a care plan notation and
physician's order to have raised side rails?
A. A confused resident.
B. A resident in a coma.
C. A resident who is sedated with medication
D. A resident who can be up without help and who is aware of their
surroundings. - ✔✔D. A resident who can be up without help and who is
aware of their surroundings.
The following statements are about preventing falls. Which is FALSE?
A. A night-light should be kept on in the resident's room.
B. Residents should wear soft bedroom slippers or socks when up.
C. The resident's bed should be kept in the lowest horizontal position.
D. The resident's call light should be kept within their reach at all times. -
✔✔B. Residents should wear soft bedroom slippers or socks when up.
A resident has fallen and is bleeding heavily from a cut on the hand. What
would be your first response to the bleeding injury?
A. Apply a bandage using pressure.
, B. Elevate the arm.
C. Apply pressure to the radial artery.
D. Apply a tourniquet to the arm. - ✔✔A. Apply a bandage using pressure
Which resident is least likely to be able to physically protect himself?
A. Mr. Wilson who is 70 years old and has a cold.
B. Mr. Miles who is 60 years old and wears glasses.
C. Mr. Jefferson who is 50 years old as is a quadriplegic.
D. Mr. Adams who is 70 years old and walks with a cane. - ✔✔C. Mr.
Jefferson who is 50 years old as is a quadriplegic.
The elderly are often unaware that they have been injured because
A. They are confused and senile.
B. Their sensitivity to pain is reduced.
C. They become forgetful and careless.
D. They are no longer concerned about safety. - ✔✔B. Their sensitivity to
pain is reduced.
Which of the following statements about a safe environment is TRUE?
A. The facility is kept dimly lighted.
B. There is an increased risk of infection.
C. Cleaning chemicals are kept in an open, unlocked area.
D. The facility is comfortable in relation to temperature, noise and smells. -
✔✔D. The facility is comfortable in relation to temperature, noise and
smells.
You come upon a fire in a resident's room. What is your first response?
A. Pull the alarm.
B. Rescue the resident.
C. Put the fire out with an extinguisher.
D. Call the fire department. - ✔✔B. Rescue the resident.
Which resident would not be expected to have a care plan notation and
physician's order to have raised side rails?
A. A confused resident.
B. A resident in a coma.
C. A resident who is sedated with medication
D. A resident who can be up without help and who is aware of their
surroundings. - ✔✔D. A resident who can be up without help and who is
aware of their surroundings.
The following statements are about preventing falls. Which is FALSE?
A. A night-light should be kept on in the resident's room.
B. Residents should wear soft bedroom slippers or socks when up.
C. The resident's bed should be kept in the lowest horizontal position.
D. The resident's call light should be kept within their reach at all times. -
✔✔B. Residents should wear soft bedroom slippers or socks when up.
A resident has fallen and is bleeding heavily from a cut on the hand. What
would be your first response to the bleeding injury?
A. Apply a bandage using pressure.
, B. Elevate the arm.
C. Apply pressure to the radial artery.
D. Apply a tourniquet to the arm. - ✔✔A. Apply a bandage using pressure
Which resident is least likely to be able to physically protect himself?
A. Mr. Wilson who is 70 years old and has a cold.
B. Mr. Miles who is 60 years old and wears glasses.
C. Mr. Jefferson who is 50 years old as is a quadriplegic.
D. Mr. Adams who is 70 years old and walks with a cane. - ✔✔C. Mr.
Jefferson who is 50 years old as is a quadriplegic.
The elderly are often unaware that they have been injured because
A. They are confused and senile.
B. Their sensitivity to pain is reduced.
C. They become forgetful and careless.
D. They are no longer concerned about safety. - ✔✔B. Their sensitivity to
pain is reduced.
Which of the following statements about a safe environment is TRUE?
A. The facility is kept dimly lighted.
B. There is an increased risk of infection.
C. Cleaning chemicals are kept in an open, unlocked area.
D. The facility is comfortable in relation to temperature, noise and smells. -
✔✔D. The facility is comfortable in relation to temperature, noise and
smells.
