CNA 2025/2026 ASSESMENT TEST QUESTIONS WITH
100% CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ MUST PASS!!
Which of the following is NOT part of the chain of infection?
a. carrier agent
b. portal of entry
c. causative agent
d. route of transmission - causative agent
Actions that promote effective communication between a CNA and a resident include - identifying
self by name and job title.
Which of the following is an example of a nosocomial infection? - A patient in the hospital develops a
staph infection in a surgical incision.
Which of the following examples demonstrates a CNA using good listening skills? - The CNA nods and
asks appropriate questions when a patient tells her about his concerns for his wife.
A visitor asks the CNA what is wrong with Mrs. Teldon after she sees her being taken to the dining
room. What should the CNA say? - "I can not discuss confidential information about any resident."
A CNA leaves the bed in the highest position with the side rail down. The resident tries to get up to
the bathroom and falls causing an injury. The CNA is guilty of - negligence
Which approach would the CNA NOT use to communicate with a resident who is confused? - Long
explanations to get the resident to understand the care being given.
How might a CNA communicate with a resident that speaks very little English? - Use pictures and
gestures as well as words.
What term is used to describe who live in long-term care facilities? - residents
Pathogens can be transmitted by indirect contact. An example of indirect contact is - touching a
contaminated bedpan.
, Waterless hand cleanser is the most important measure in infection prevention and control. - false
Which of the following actions is NOT part of standard precautions? - Wearing gown, goggles, and
gloves when entering all resident's room.
The abbrevation for "complains of" is - c/o
A CNA can help decrease the loss of independent living when the resident enters a nursing home by -
encouraging participation in meal and snack preparation
A desirable personal grooming habit of the CNA would include making sure that the name badge is
attached to the uniform. - true
When assisting a resident with toileting, which of Maslow's needs does the CNA help the resident
fulfill? - physiological
The Federal Nursing Home Reform Act or (OBRA 87) establishes minimum standards intended to
improve - the quality of life and quality of care for residents in nursing homes.
Regulations require that nursing homes inform residents about their rights by doing all of the
following EXCEPT
a. informing them orally
b. informing them in writing
c. requiring the resident to read a pamphlet on resident rights.
d. explaining their rights in a language the resident understands. - requiring the resident to read a
pamphlet on resident rights
Which attitude promotes communication when providing resident care? - Referring to the resident
by their preferred name.
How can the CNA help understand the cultural needs of the residents? - By helping the resident
attend religious services.
By treating the residents' beliefs and customs with respect.
100% CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ MUST PASS!!
Which of the following is NOT part of the chain of infection?
a. carrier agent
b. portal of entry
c. causative agent
d. route of transmission - causative agent
Actions that promote effective communication between a CNA and a resident include - identifying
self by name and job title.
Which of the following is an example of a nosocomial infection? - A patient in the hospital develops a
staph infection in a surgical incision.
Which of the following examples demonstrates a CNA using good listening skills? - The CNA nods and
asks appropriate questions when a patient tells her about his concerns for his wife.
A visitor asks the CNA what is wrong with Mrs. Teldon after she sees her being taken to the dining
room. What should the CNA say? - "I can not discuss confidential information about any resident."
A CNA leaves the bed in the highest position with the side rail down. The resident tries to get up to
the bathroom and falls causing an injury. The CNA is guilty of - negligence
Which approach would the CNA NOT use to communicate with a resident who is confused? - Long
explanations to get the resident to understand the care being given.
How might a CNA communicate with a resident that speaks very little English? - Use pictures and
gestures as well as words.
What term is used to describe who live in long-term care facilities? - residents
Pathogens can be transmitted by indirect contact. An example of indirect contact is - touching a
contaminated bedpan.
, Waterless hand cleanser is the most important measure in infection prevention and control. - false
Which of the following actions is NOT part of standard precautions? - Wearing gown, goggles, and
gloves when entering all resident's room.
The abbrevation for "complains of" is - c/o
A CNA can help decrease the loss of independent living when the resident enters a nursing home by -
encouraging participation in meal and snack preparation
A desirable personal grooming habit of the CNA would include making sure that the name badge is
attached to the uniform. - true
When assisting a resident with toileting, which of Maslow's needs does the CNA help the resident
fulfill? - physiological
The Federal Nursing Home Reform Act or (OBRA 87) establishes minimum standards intended to
improve - the quality of life and quality of care for residents in nursing homes.
Regulations require that nursing homes inform residents about their rights by doing all of the
following EXCEPT
a. informing them orally
b. informing them in writing
c. requiring the resident to read a pamphlet on resident rights.
d. explaining their rights in a language the resident understands. - requiring the resident to read a
pamphlet on resident rights
Which attitude promotes communication when providing resident care? - Referring to the resident
by their preferred name.
How can the CNA help understand the cultural needs of the residents? - By helping the resident
attend religious services.
By treating the residents' beliefs and customs with respect.
