CNA Written Exam 2024-2025 All Questions With 100%
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*If a CNA witnesses a small fire in a patient room that is unoccupied what should be
done?*
A. Put out the fire.
B. Rescue resident's that are in rooms next door
C. Pull the fire alarm.
D. Shut all fire doors. -Answer C. Pull fire alarm.
When responding to fire use acronym RACE, stands for Rescue, Activate the alarm,
Confine
the fire, Extinguish the fire). Since no residents are in immediate danger, the CNA
should activate the alarm.
*Before entering a patient's room, a CNA should:*
A. Knock on the resident's door before entering.
B. Check the resident's care plan.
C. Make sure that the supplies are stocked for the unit.
D. All of the above. - Answer A. Knock on the resident's door before entering.
It is important to remember that residents live in the facility. This is their home. Thus,
it is important to knock on the door of a resident's room before walking in.
Understanding
the care plan is very important, but the CNA may not need to read this document before
entering a resident's room on each and every occasion during a shift. Restocking the
resident's room is also important, but the CNA may not need to do this each and every
,time that they walk into a resident's room.
*What needs are found on the lowest level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?*
A. Love and belonging
B. Self-esteem
C. Safety and security
D. Physical - Answer D. Physical
All humans must meet their basic physical needs for survival first which means food,
water, shelter, etc.). Once those are met, people need safety and security, followed by
love and belonging, self-esteem, and finally, self-actualization.
The family of a patient asks the CNA providing care to their loved one about the results
of a recent blood test. What does the CNA respond?
A. I think everything is normal, which is great!
B. Let me find the nurse to talk to you about the results.
C. Oh, he had a blood test? That is news to me.
D. I cannot comment on patient treatment. Sorry. - Answer B. Let me find the nurse to
talk to you about the results.
The CNA should not discuss medical procedures or diagnostic information. The patient
has a right to privacy. When a family member asks the aide about a patient's care or
health, assist the family and ask the nurse on duty to speak with them about a procedure
of this kind.
The patient demonstrates the beginning stages of dehydration (dark yellow urine in
small amounts, headache, sunken eyes, lethargy) but refuses fluids. Which is the best
response by the CNA?
A. The resident can go home and care for himself because he knows what is in his best
interest.
B. Explain dehydration complications, respect his decision, and report his status to the
,nurse.
C. Request an IV for the patient so that, in this way, he'll be hydrated without taking
anything.
D. Have him drink some water now since dehydration can be deadly. -Answer B. Explain
to him the consequences of becoming dehydrated, respect his choice, and report to the
nurse about his status.
A patient has the right to refuse a treatment even if this is not in his best interest. In this
situation, the CNA must explain that hydration is very crucial to a person's
health and notify the nurse that the patient is refusing treatment. Forcing a patient to
drink water is considered abuse. A CNA should NEVER hang an IV, and the CNA does
not have the legal right to discharge a patient.
If a patient refuses care and the CNA provides this care to the patient anyway, which of
the following may happen to the CNA?
A. Nothing, because the CNA should perform care on the patients whether it is desired
or not.
B. An award given to the CNA for his performance of care in difficult conditions.
C. The CNA will be promoted floor leader because he can get things accomplished.
D. The CNA could be charged with assault or battery. - Answer D. The CNA could be
charged with assault or battery.
A CNA can be charged with assault for threatening to perform care or battery for
touching a patient (providing care) without the patient's consent. A patient must give
consent for treatment. Treating a patient without the patient's consent violates the
patient's rights. A CNA could get fired or even arrested for this type of behavior.
Which is NOT a valid reason for a CNA to refuse an assignment?
A. The CNA is mad because of a personal dispute with the resident's family member.
B. The CNA believes the task constitutes a violation of morality.
, C. The task is outside the scope of practice for the CNA.
D. The activity may harm the CNA. - Answer A. The CNA has a personal issue with the
resident's family.
A personal problem with a resident's family is not a valid excuse to refuse to perform an
activity. If the activity is not within the CNA's scope of practice, the activity is
dangerous, or if the CNA believes it is unethical, then the CNA should explain to the
nurse, in a calm professional manner, why she is refusing to undertake the task.
Which should the CNA NOT do as a health care professional?
A. Arrive to work on time, or even 5-10 minutes early.
B. Work single-handedly to take care of patients.
C. Eat well and get plenty of exercise and sleep.
D. Come to work well groomed in a clean uniform. - B. Take care of patients alone.
A professional CNA is well groomed, arrives on time, and takes care of himself or
herself
outside the job. A CNA needs to be part of the healthcare team and not do the job alone.
While standing in the elevator, a CNA overhears his colleagues speaking about a
resident's care. Which of the following is this a violation of?
A. The patient's right to medical care.
B. A DNR order
C. Patient confidentiality
D. It is not a violation of anything as professionals are discussing resident care. -
Answer C. Patient confidentiality
This is a violation of the patient's confidentiality when discussing their care in public
areas, such as an elevator.
patient's right to confidentiality according to the HIPAA guidelines. DNR stands for do
not
resuscitate, which is when a patient does not want to be treated if he or she stops
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*If a CNA witnesses a small fire in a patient room that is unoccupied what should be
done?*
A. Put out the fire.
B. Rescue resident's that are in rooms next door
C. Pull the fire alarm.
D. Shut all fire doors. -Answer C. Pull fire alarm.
When responding to fire use acronym RACE, stands for Rescue, Activate the alarm,
Confine
the fire, Extinguish the fire). Since no residents are in immediate danger, the CNA
should activate the alarm.
*Before entering a patient's room, a CNA should:*
A. Knock on the resident's door before entering.
B. Check the resident's care plan.
C. Make sure that the supplies are stocked for the unit.
D. All of the above. - Answer A. Knock on the resident's door before entering.
It is important to remember that residents live in the facility. This is their home. Thus,
it is important to knock on the door of a resident's room before walking in.
Understanding
the care plan is very important, but the CNA may not need to read this document before
entering a resident's room on each and every occasion during a shift. Restocking the
resident's room is also important, but the CNA may not need to do this each and every
,time that they walk into a resident's room.
*What needs are found on the lowest level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?*
A. Love and belonging
B. Self-esteem
C. Safety and security
D. Physical - Answer D. Physical
All humans must meet their basic physical needs for survival first which means food,
water, shelter, etc.). Once those are met, people need safety and security, followed by
love and belonging, self-esteem, and finally, self-actualization.
The family of a patient asks the CNA providing care to their loved one about the results
of a recent blood test. What does the CNA respond?
A. I think everything is normal, which is great!
B. Let me find the nurse to talk to you about the results.
C. Oh, he had a blood test? That is news to me.
D. I cannot comment on patient treatment. Sorry. - Answer B. Let me find the nurse to
talk to you about the results.
The CNA should not discuss medical procedures or diagnostic information. The patient
has a right to privacy. When a family member asks the aide about a patient's care or
health, assist the family and ask the nurse on duty to speak with them about a procedure
of this kind.
The patient demonstrates the beginning stages of dehydration (dark yellow urine in
small amounts, headache, sunken eyes, lethargy) but refuses fluids. Which is the best
response by the CNA?
A. The resident can go home and care for himself because he knows what is in his best
interest.
B. Explain dehydration complications, respect his decision, and report his status to the
,nurse.
C. Request an IV for the patient so that, in this way, he'll be hydrated without taking
anything.
D. Have him drink some water now since dehydration can be deadly. -Answer B. Explain
to him the consequences of becoming dehydrated, respect his choice, and report to the
nurse about his status.
A patient has the right to refuse a treatment even if this is not in his best interest. In this
situation, the CNA must explain that hydration is very crucial to a person's
health and notify the nurse that the patient is refusing treatment. Forcing a patient to
drink water is considered abuse. A CNA should NEVER hang an IV, and the CNA does
not have the legal right to discharge a patient.
If a patient refuses care and the CNA provides this care to the patient anyway, which of
the following may happen to the CNA?
A. Nothing, because the CNA should perform care on the patients whether it is desired
or not.
B. An award given to the CNA for his performance of care in difficult conditions.
C. The CNA will be promoted floor leader because he can get things accomplished.
D. The CNA could be charged with assault or battery. - Answer D. The CNA could be
charged with assault or battery.
A CNA can be charged with assault for threatening to perform care or battery for
touching a patient (providing care) without the patient's consent. A patient must give
consent for treatment. Treating a patient without the patient's consent violates the
patient's rights. A CNA could get fired or even arrested for this type of behavior.
Which is NOT a valid reason for a CNA to refuse an assignment?
A. The CNA is mad because of a personal dispute with the resident's family member.
B. The CNA believes the task constitutes a violation of morality.
, C. The task is outside the scope of practice for the CNA.
D. The activity may harm the CNA. - Answer A. The CNA has a personal issue with the
resident's family.
A personal problem with a resident's family is not a valid excuse to refuse to perform an
activity. If the activity is not within the CNA's scope of practice, the activity is
dangerous, or if the CNA believes it is unethical, then the CNA should explain to the
nurse, in a calm professional manner, why she is refusing to undertake the task.
Which should the CNA NOT do as a health care professional?
A. Arrive to work on time, or even 5-10 minutes early.
B. Work single-handedly to take care of patients.
C. Eat well and get plenty of exercise and sleep.
D. Come to work well groomed in a clean uniform. - B. Take care of patients alone.
A professional CNA is well groomed, arrives on time, and takes care of himself or
herself
outside the job. A CNA needs to be part of the healthcare team and not do the job alone.
While standing in the elevator, a CNA overhears his colleagues speaking about a
resident's care. Which of the following is this a violation of?
A. The patient's right to medical care.
B. A DNR order
C. Patient confidentiality
D. It is not a violation of anything as professionals are discussing resident care. -
Answer C. Patient confidentiality
This is a violation of the patient's confidentiality when discussing their care in public
areas, such as an elevator.
patient's right to confidentiality according to the HIPAA guidelines. DNR stands for do
not
resuscitate, which is when a patient does not want to be treated if he or she stops
