CNA Basic nursing skills Test 3- Questions with
100% Correct Answers
Admission of a resident - ANSWER Usually, the first time an NA meets with new
residents and the time of first impressions.
Transfer of a resident - ANSWER Different areas of the facility
Discharge of a resident - ANSWER A doctor must a discharge first, then a nurse prepares
the instructions according to the doctor's orders for the resident to follow.
True - ANSWER One of the NA's important role is helping residents transitional well in a
long-term care facilities.
Emotional support that helps resdients feel better about their new homes - ANSWER
Listening, being kind, compassionate, and helpful
True - ANSWER NAs must not judge residents.
A nurse - ANSWER Questions that NAs are unable to answer should be directed to
____________?
Guidelines: Admissions - ANSWER *Prepare the room before the resident arrives.
*Note the condition of resident and time
*Admission kit available
*Observe the new resident for level of consciousness
*Call the new resident by their formal name until you are invited to do otherwise
*Never rush a new resident
, *Explain day-to-day activities...offer to take resident and family on a tour
*While on the tour introduce the new resident to others residents and staff members
you may see
*Personal items need to be handled with care and respect
*The NA should report to the nurse if they see a disconnected tubing, confused
resident, resident with difficulty in breathing, resident with bruises or wounds, resident
has missed a meal during admissions process, and resident has valuables(medications,
etc.)
*Follow facility policy
*Allow the residents to adapt to their new home, but report to the nurse any residents
appearing confused and/or depressed
OBRA - ANSWER During admissions residents made aware of their legal rights
Admitting a resident - ANSWER 1. Identify your name
2. Always wash your hands
3. Explain the procedure to new residents
4. Use curtain screen or door to provide privacy for residents
5. If facility's procedure - provide fresh water, help the resident with putting away
personal belongings, complete paperwork, take inventory of personal items, label
personal items according to facility policy, obtain a urine specimen, measure the
resident's baseline vital signs, and measure the height and weight of each new resident.
6. Show all new residents the room and bathroom
7. Introduce the new resident to their roommate
8. Assist the resident in being comfortable
9. Place call light within resident's reach
10. Wash your hands
11. Using facility's guidelines document procedure
100% Correct Answers
Admission of a resident - ANSWER Usually, the first time an NA meets with new
residents and the time of first impressions.
Transfer of a resident - ANSWER Different areas of the facility
Discharge of a resident - ANSWER A doctor must a discharge first, then a nurse prepares
the instructions according to the doctor's orders for the resident to follow.
True - ANSWER One of the NA's important role is helping residents transitional well in a
long-term care facilities.
Emotional support that helps resdients feel better about their new homes - ANSWER
Listening, being kind, compassionate, and helpful
True - ANSWER NAs must not judge residents.
A nurse - ANSWER Questions that NAs are unable to answer should be directed to
____________?
Guidelines: Admissions - ANSWER *Prepare the room before the resident arrives.
*Note the condition of resident and time
*Admission kit available
*Observe the new resident for level of consciousness
*Call the new resident by their formal name until you are invited to do otherwise
*Never rush a new resident
, *Explain day-to-day activities...offer to take resident and family on a tour
*While on the tour introduce the new resident to others residents and staff members
you may see
*Personal items need to be handled with care and respect
*The NA should report to the nurse if they see a disconnected tubing, confused
resident, resident with difficulty in breathing, resident with bruises or wounds, resident
has missed a meal during admissions process, and resident has valuables(medications,
etc.)
*Follow facility policy
*Allow the residents to adapt to their new home, but report to the nurse any residents
appearing confused and/or depressed
OBRA - ANSWER During admissions residents made aware of their legal rights
Admitting a resident - ANSWER 1. Identify your name
2. Always wash your hands
3. Explain the procedure to new residents
4. Use curtain screen or door to provide privacy for residents
5. If facility's procedure - provide fresh water, help the resident with putting away
personal belongings, complete paperwork, take inventory of personal items, label
personal items according to facility policy, obtain a urine specimen, measure the
resident's baseline vital signs, and measure the height and weight of each new resident.
6. Show all new residents the room and bathroom
7. Introduce the new resident to their roommate
8. Assist the resident in being comfortable
9. Place call light within resident's reach
10. Wash your hands
11. Using facility's guidelines document procedure
