CNA WRITTEN EXAM (PROMETRIC)
PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT EXPLAINED ANSWERS ||
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<RECENT VERSION>
1. You see another CNA abusing a resident? What is your best response?
a. call the resident's family immediately
b. report this to the CN (Charge Nurse)
c. tell the other CNA that you will not turn him in if he promises not to
do this again
d. nothing, because it is not your responsibility - ANSWER ✔ b. report
this to the CN (Charge Nurse)
2. You can assist residents in maintaining dignity and self-worth by
a. doing everything for each resident exactly the same
b. always calling residents endearing names like "honey" or "dear"
c. doing things for the residents yourself so that you can get your work
done quickly
d. allowing resident's to make choices whenever possible - ANSWER ✔
d. allowing resident's to make choices whenever possible
3. A patient has been in wrist restraints for 2 hrs and you are assigned to
remove the restraints to reposition the patient. Where should the restraints be
secured after repositioning? - ANSWER ✔ To a non-moving part of the bed(
bed frame)
,4. Your work as a nursing assistant is supervised by
a. an RN or LPN/LVN
b. the doctor
c. the director of nursing
d. a more experienced nurse assistant - ANSWER ✔ a. an RN or
LPN/LVN
5. As a nursing assistant, you never give medication unless
a. the nurse is busy and asks you to
b. the resident is in the shower, and the nurse leaves medications at the
bedside
c. you have completed a state-required training program about giving
medications
d. you are feeding the resident, and the nurse asks you to mix the
medications with food - ANSWER ✔ c. you have completed a state-
required training program about giving medications
6. A patient with CHF (congestive heart failure) may exhibit...
A) Weight loss
B) Swelling in the abdominal cavity.
C) Increased urine output.
D) Swelling in the legs and feet. - ANSWER ✔ D) Swelling in
the legs and feet.
CHF often causes fluid retention, leading to the swelling in the legs and feet.
7. Which of the following best destroys all bacteria on medical instruments?
A) Soaking in alcohol.
B) Washing with bleach.
C) Sterilizing
D) Scrubbing in hot water. - ANSWER ✔ C) Sterilizing
Sterilization is the process that most effectively destroys all forms of
microbial life, including bacteria, viruses, and spores.
,8. The purpose of a resident's Bill of Rights is to
a. limit the cost of healthcare
b. list the cost of services provided for the residents
c. ensure dignity and respect for residents in long-term care facilities
d. provide a list of rules and regulations for the residents to follow -
ANSWER ✔ c. ensure dignity and respect for residents in long-term
care facilities
9. Which of the following is included in the Resident's Bill of Rights?
a. to be given privacy when receiving care
b. to be told the cost of services
c. to send and receive mail
d. all of the above - ANSWER ✔ d. all of the above
10.An example of a violation of the resident's right to confidentiality would be
a. discussing the resident's condition during a staff conference
b. reporting an observation to the nurse
c. discussing the resident's condition on a crowded elevator
d. writing the resident's temperature on a scrap of paper - ANSWER ✔ c.
discussing the resident's condition on a crowded elevator
11.What is your best response when a resident complains about the long-term
care facility?
a. call the family and ask them to transfer the resident
b. listen to the resident carefully and report the complaint to the nurse
c. help the resident write a letter of complaint to the state
d. listen to the resident and then explain that some things cannot be
changed - ANSWER ✔ b. listen to the resident carefully and report
the complaint to the nurse
12.Resident's possessions, such as photos and letters, should be
a. placed in the facilities safe
b. sent home with family members
c. handled with respect and care
, d. put away where no one can see them - ANSWER ✔ c. handled with
respect and care
13.When a resident feels that his rights have been violated, he has the right to
a. leave the facility without paying for the care
b. remain in the facility without paying for the care
c. call the police or sheriff
d. file a grievance - ANSWER ✔ d. file a grievance
14.A resident complaining of sudden, sharp chest pain while breathing may
have...
A) Pneumonia
B) Apnea
C) Bronchitis
D) A pulmonary Embolism. - ANSWER ✔ D) A pulmonary
embolism.
Sudden chest pain while breathing can indicate a pulmonary embolism,
which is a medical emergency.
15.Safe use of oxygen therapy includes...
A) Always setting the flow meter at 2-3 liters per minute.
B) Using wool blankets only to keep the patient warm.
C) Cleansing the nasal prongs each shift with alcohol.
D) Using caution with oxygen tubing so the patient does not trip
and/or get entangled in the furniture. - ANSWER ✔ D) Using
caution with oxygen tubing so the patient does not trip and/or
get entangled in the furniture.
Oxygen tubing should be arranged to avoid trips or entanglement, which
could lead to injury of oxygen supply distribution.
16.Which of the following is a symptom of a blood clot in the leg?
A) Red, swollen, and warm area.
PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT EXPLAINED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS!!
<RECENT VERSION>
1. You see another CNA abusing a resident? What is your best response?
a. call the resident's family immediately
b. report this to the CN (Charge Nurse)
c. tell the other CNA that you will not turn him in if he promises not to
do this again
d. nothing, because it is not your responsibility - ANSWER ✔ b. report
this to the CN (Charge Nurse)
2. You can assist residents in maintaining dignity and self-worth by
a. doing everything for each resident exactly the same
b. always calling residents endearing names like "honey" or "dear"
c. doing things for the residents yourself so that you can get your work
done quickly
d. allowing resident's to make choices whenever possible - ANSWER ✔
d. allowing resident's to make choices whenever possible
3. A patient has been in wrist restraints for 2 hrs and you are assigned to
remove the restraints to reposition the patient. Where should the restraints be
secured after repositioning? - ANSWER ✔ To a non-moving part of the bed(
bed frame)
,4. Your work as a nursing assistant is supervised by
a. an RN or LPN/LVN
b. the doctor
c. the director of nursing
d. a more experienced nurse assistant - ANSWER ✔ a. an RN or
LPN/LVN
5. As a nursing assistant, you never give medication unless
a. the nurse is busy and asks you to
b. the resident is in the shower, and the nurse leaves medications at the
bedside
c. you have completed a state-required training program about giving
medications
d. you are feeding the resident, and the nurse asks you to mix the
medications with food - ANSWER ✔ c. you have completed a state-
required training program about giving medications
6. A patient with CHF (congestive heart failure) may exhibit...
A) Weight loss
B) Swelling in the abdominal cavity.
C) Increased urine output.
D) Swelling in the legs and feet. - ANSWER ✔ D) Swelling in
the legs and feet.
CHF often causes fluid retention, leading to the swelling in the legs and feet.
7. Which of the following best destroys all bacteria on medical instruments?
A) Soaking in alcohol.
B) Washing with bleach.
C) Sterilizing
D) Scrubbing in hot water. - ANSWER ✔ C) Sterilizing
Sterilization is the process that most effectively destroys all forms of
microbial life, including bacteria, viruses, and spores.
,8. The purpose of a resident's Bill of Rights is to
a. limit the cost of healthcare
b. list the cost of services provided for the residents
c. ensure dignity and respect for residents in long-term care facilities
d. provide a list of rules and regulations for the residents to follow -
ANSWER ✔ c. ensure dignity and respect for residents in long-term
care facilities
9. Which of the following is included in the Resident's Bill of Rights?
a. to be given privacy when receiving care
b. to be told the cost of services
c. to send and receive mail
d. all of the above - ANSWER ✔ d. all of the above
10.An example of a violation of the resident's right to confidentiality would be
a. discussing the resident's condition during a staff conference
b. reporting an observation to the nurse
c. discussing the resident's condition on a crowded elevator
d. writing the resident's temperature on a scrap of paper - ANSWER ✔ c.
discussing the resident's condition on a crowded elevator
11.What is your best response when a resident complains about the long-term
care facility?
a. call the family and ask them to transfer the resident
b. listen to the resident carefully and report the complaint to the nurse
c. help the resident write a letter of complaint to the state
d. listen to the resident and then explain that some things cannot be
changed - ANSWER ✔ b. listen to the resident carefully and report
the complaint to the nurse
12.Resident's possessions, such as photos and letters, should be
a. placed in the facilities safe
b. sent home with family members
c. handled with respect and care
, d. put away where no one can see them - ANSWER ✔ c. handled with
respect and care
13.When a resident feels that his rights have been violated, he has the right to
a. leave the facility without paying for the care
b. remain in the facility without paying for the care
c. call the police or sheriff
d. file a grievance - ANSWER ✔ d. file a grievance
14.A resident complaining of sudden, sharp chest pain while breathing may
have...
A) Pneumonia
B) Apnea
C) Bronchitis
D) A pulmonary Embolism. - ANSWER ✔ D) A pulmonary
embolism.
Sudden chest pain while breathing can indicate a pulmonary embolism,
which is a medical emergency.
15.Safe use of oxygen therapy includes...
A) Always setting the flow meter at 2-3 liters per minute.
B) Using wool blankets only to keep the patient warm.
C) Cleansing the nasal prongs each shift with alcohol.
D) Using caution with oxygen tubing so the patient does not trip
and/or get entangled in the furniture. - ANSWER ✔ D) Using
caution with oxygen tubing so the patient does not trip and/or
get entangled in the furniture.
Oxygen tubing should be arranged to avoid trips or entanglement, which
could lead to injury of oxygen supply distribution.
16.Which of the following is a symptom of a blood clot in the leg?
A) Red, swollen, and warm area.
