CNA Workbook Multiple Choice Graded questions
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The most expensive type of healthcare setting is usually a(n)
Assisted living facility
Hospice organization
Respite care facility
Acute care facility - CORRECT ANSWER- -Acute care facility
OBRA is federal legislation that regulates
Rehabilitation hospitals
Long-term care facilities
Respite care services
Home health agencies - CORRECT ANSWER- -Long-term care facilities
To ensure that hospitals are in compliance with federal regulations, they are surveyed by
the
Joint Commission at least every year
Joint Commission at least once every 3 years
Accreditation Commission for Healthcare every 6 months
,Healthcare Quality Association every 2 years - CORRECT ANSWER- -Accreditation
Commission for Healthcare every 6 months
A NA who works for a long-term care facility would most likely be caring for a resident who
Needs 24-hour care due to his dementia
Had heart surgery
Needs supervision and activities while his family is shopping
Needs assistance with meals and medications - CORRECT ANSWER- -Needs 24-hour care
due to his dementia
Respite care offers services for resident who need
Rehabilitation and extensive therapy
A safe environment for short periods of time
End-of-life care
Close monitoring of vital signs - CORRECT ANSWER- -A safe environment for short periods
of time
You are a new nursing assistant and work well in a fast-paced, changing environment. You
might enjoy working
On the medical-surgical floor at a local hospital
At a skilled nursing facility (SNF) with dementia care
At a chiropractic clinic assisting with exercises
For a home healthcare agency - CORRECT ANSWER- -At a skilled nursing facility (SNF) with
dementia care
, A nursing assistant working in an acute care facility is likely to work with
Public health department staff
Radiologists and radiology technicians
Physician assistants
All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER- -All of the above
Scope of practice for a nursing assistant includes
Checking a resident's blood sugar levels
giving residents their ordered medications
Removing a urinary catheter
Offering emotional support to a hospice resident - CORRECT ANSWER- -Removing a
urinary catheter
You have noticed that one of your residents is more agitated and upset after starting a new
medication. You should report this to the
Director of nursing
Staff nurse
Resident's healthcare provider
Resident's husband - CORRECT ANSWER- -Resident's healthcare provider
The care plan for one of your residents states that she must have her back brace applied
before she is to get out of bed in the morning. You are unsure how to do this, so you should
with answers Certified for High Academic
Standards From Esteemed Educators Worldwide
With Thorough Explanations and Correct
Responses
The most expensive type of healthcare setting is usually a(n)
Assisted living facility
Hospice organization
Respite care facility
Acute care facility - CORRECT ANSWER- -Acute care facility
OBRA is federal legislation that regulates
Rehabilitation hospitals
Long-term care facilities
Respite care services
Home health agencies - CORRECT ANSWER- -Long-term care facilities
To ensure that hospitals are in compliance with federal regulations, they are surveyed by
the
Joint Commission at least every year
Joint Commission at least once every 3 years
Accreditation Commission for Healthcare every 6 months
,Healthcare Quality Association every 2 years - CORRECT ANSWER- -Accreditation
Commission for Healthcare every 6 months
A NA who works for a long-term care facility would most likely be caring for a resident who
Needs 24-hour care due to his dementia
Had heart surgery
Needs supervision and activities while his family is shopping
Needs assistance with meals and medications - CORRECT ANSWER- -Needs 24-hour care
due to his dementia
Respite care offers services for resident who need
Rehabilitation and extensive therapy
A safe environment for short periods of time
End-of-life care
Close monitoring of vital signs - CORRECT ANSWER- -A safe environment for short periods
of time
You are a new nursing assistant and work well in a fast-paced, changing environment. You
might enjoy working
On the medical-surgical floor at a local hospital
At a skilled nursing facility (SNF) with dementia care
At a chiropractic clinic assisting with exercises
For a home healthcare agency - CORRECT ANSWER- -At a skilled nursing facility (SNF) with
dementia care
, A nursing assistant working in an acute care facility is likely to work with
Public health department staff
Radiologists and radiology technicians
Physician assistants
All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER- -All of the above
Scope of practice for a nursing assistant includes
Checking a resident's blood sugar levels
giving residents their ordered medications
Removing a urinary catheter
Offering emotional support to a hospice resident - CORRECT ANSWER- -Removing a
urinary catheter
You have noticed that one of your residents is more agitated and upset after starting a new
medication. You should report this to the
Director of nursing
Staff nurse
Resident's healthcare provider
Resident's husband - CORRECT ANSWER- -Resident's healthcare provider
The care plan for one of your residents states that she must have her back brace applied
before she is to get out of bed in the morning. You are unsure how to do this, so you should
