NACC Review Questions
1. The client tells you that her regular homemaker applies a medicated cream to her back.
She insists on you doing it & becomes angry when you advise her that you cannot. What is
the best course of action? - ANS-Guide her hand as she applies the cream herself as you
have not been delegated
A client has cystitis. This is - ANS-inflammation of the blaldder
A client is on bed rest. Which complication may develop? - ANS-Pneumonia
A client is tied in a chair to prevent him/her from wandering. This is called - ANS-False
imprisonment
A client is using O2 at bedtime only. The "No Smoking" sign is posted - ANS-Outside the
apartment door
A client who is totally fed in bed must be properly positioned in - ANS-Semi-fowlers
A client with epilepsy has - ANS-Seizures
A client with persistent BP above 140/90 has: - ANS-hypertension
A client with this disorder has several mood swings. What is the disorder? - ANS-Bi-polar
disorder
A co-worker tells you that a doctor & nurse are dating. This is - ANS-gossip
A condition in which cerebrospinal fluid collects in & around the brain is called -
ANS-Hydrocephalus
A decubitus ulcer begins as a - ANS-Small reddened area over one of the pressure points
A living will - ANS-Instructs Doctors not to start or remove measures that prolong life
A medication with a local effect means that it - ANS-Acts at the point of contact
a microbe that causes infection is a - ANS-Pathogen
A nursing mother requires - ANS-At least 3 servings of milk products per day
A person will lose their primary teeth - ANS-At the end of preschool years
A program that helps dying persons & their family is - ANS-Hospice
A PSW can prevent contractures by - ANS-Performing passive ROM
A restraint attached to the client's body & a stationary object is a - ANS-Active physical
restraint
A sputum is needed. You should ask your client to - ANS-Rinse their mouth with clear water
A systemic infection may include - ANS-Diarrhea, Nause & vomiting, and Chills
ac - ANS-before meals
According to Canada Food Guide (CFG) adults should eat how many servings of fruit &
vegetables per day? - ANS-5-10
Agitated & restless behavior may result from - ANS-Lack of sleep, Pain or discomfort, and
Too much stimuli
AIDS is a disease of the - ANS-Immune system
AIDS stands for - ANS-acquired immune deficiency syndrome
An artificial replacement of a missing body is - ANS-A prosthesis
An exaggerated belief about one's importance, wealth, power, or talents - ANS-Delusion of
grandeur
An infection acquired after admission to heal care agency is a - ANS-nosocomial infection
Bacteria which forms on the teeth is called - ANS-plaque
, Bed cradles are used to - ANS-keep the weight of the top linens off of the feet
Brad's cord has not yet healed. His diaper should be - ANS-snug over the cord
bulimia nervosa - ANS-an eating disorder characterized by episodes of overeating, usually of
high-calorie foods, followed by vomiting, laxative use, fasting, or excessive exercise
By avoiding a dying client, the PSW violates their - ANS-Right to be cared for
Child or elder abuse - ANS-Must be reported
Clients with early stage dementia - ANS-Usually remain in their homes for support
COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) or Emphysema - ANS-disease with enlarged
lung spaces, usually from smoking can cause shortness of breath
CVA is also known as - ANS-stroke
Dementia is described as - ANS-Mental disorders caused by changes in the brain
Each system of the body is composed of - ANS-cells, tissues, organs
Effective communication includes - ANS-Verbal & non - verbal communication
Examples of Advanced Directives are - ANS-Living will & power of attorney
For client with diabetes mellitus, diet planning involves controlling the amount of -
ANS-Carbohydrates
Frail elderly client usually has - ANS-Dry, thin skin
Functions of the large intestine include - ANS-Absorption of water & feces storage
Glaucoma - ANS-A disease that damages the optic nerve
Good oral hygiene - ANS-Prevents mouth odor and infection
Hair loss is - ANS-alopecia
Heat applications are used for all of the following except: - ANS-control bleeding
Hematuria refers to - ANS-blood in the urine
Hepatitis is a viral infection. It causes inflammation of the - ANS-liver
HIV virus is spread by - ANS-Unprotected sex
Human growth refers to - ANS-Physical size & shape
Hypothermia is - ANS-abnormally low body temperature
If a client asks you to remove this splint at hs what should you do - ANS-Refer to the care
plan
If the battery in the client's smoke detector is not working you should - ANS-Notify the
supervisor
If the client has DNR order at the time of death, it means - ANS-No CPR will be initiated
improper use of restrains can cause - ANS-Skin tears
In order to relax sore muscles, relieve joint pain & increase blood circulation the PSW would
- ANS-Apply heat
Insulin is a hormone secreted by the - ANS-pancreas
It is important to properly store medications. Where would you safely store a bottle of Tylenol
in a client's home? - ANS-Dresser drawer
Lack or absence of breathing is known as - ANS-apnea
Looking at things from another's point of view is called - ANS-empathy
Makeup is applied for a female client in order to - ANS-Promote a positive self-image
Masks prevent the spread of microbes from - ANS-respiratory tract
Medication supervision is not part of your role with Mr. Smith. He remarks he has taken his
BP meds for 2 months now & feel so much better that he thinks he does not require the
meds any longer. He also mentions to you that he has stopped taking them. The best way to
deal with this situation is to - ANS-Suggest to him that he might like to talk to his DR
Mental retardation - ANS-can occur before, during or after birth
Mom, Dad, sibling, grandparents & cousins are part of - ANS-Extended Family
1. The client tells you that her regular homemaker applies a medicated cream to her back.
She insists on you doing it & becomes angry when you advise her that you cannot. What is
the best course of action? - ANS-Guide her hand as she applies the cream herself as you
have not been delegated
A client has cystitis. This is - ANS-inflammation of the blaldder
A client is on bed rest. Which complication may develop? - ANS-Pneumonia
A client is tied in a chair to prevent him/her from wandering. This is called - ANS-False
imprisonment
A client is using O2 at bedtime only. The "No Smoking" sign is posted - ANS-Outside the
apartment door
A client who is totally fed in bed must be properly positioned in - ANS-Semi-fowlers
A client with epilepsy has - ANS-Seizures
A client with persistent BP above 140/90 has: - ANS-hypertension
A client with this disorder has several mood swings. What is the disorder? - ANS-Bi-polar
disorder
A co-worker tells you that a doctor & nurse are dating. This is - ANS-gossip
A condition in which cerebrospinal fluid collects in & around the brain is called -
ANS-Hydrocephalus
A decubitus ulcer begins as a - ANS-Small reddened area over one of the pressure points
A living will - ANS-Instructs Doctors not to start or remove measures that prolong life
A medication with a local effect means that it - ANS-Acts at the point of contact
a microbe that causes infection is a - ANS-Pathogen
A nursing mother requires - ANS-At least 3 servings of milk products per day
A person will lose their primary teeth - ANS-At the end of preschool years
A program that helps dying persons & their family is - ANS-Hospice
A PSW can prevent contractures by - ANS-Performing passive ROM
A restraint attached to the client's body & a stationary object is a - ANS-Active physical
restraint
A sputum is needed. You should ask your client to - ANS-Rinse their mouth with clear water
A systemic infection may include - ANS-Diarrhea, Nause & vomiting, and Chills
ac - ANS-before meals
According to Canada Food Guide (CFG) adults should eat how many servings of fruit &
vegetables per day? - ANS-5-10
Agitated & restless behavior may result from - ANS-Lack of sleep, Pain or discomfort, and
Too much stimuli
AIDS is a disease of the - ANS-Immune system
AIDS stands for - ANS-acquired immune deficiency syndrome
An artificial replacement of a missing body is - ANS-A prosthesis
An exaggerated belief about one's importance, wealth, power, or talents - ANS-Delusion of
grandeur
An infection acquired after admission to heal care agency is a - ANS-nosocomial infection
Bacteria which forms on the teeth is called - ANS-plaque
, Bed cradles are used to - ANS-keep the weight of the top linens off of the feet
Brad's cord has not yet healed. His diaper should be - ANS-snug over the cord
bulimia nervosa - ANS-an eating disorder characterized by episodes of overeating, usually of
high-calorie foods, followed by vomiting, laxative use, fasting, or excessive exercise
By avoiding a dying client, the PSW violates their - ANS-Right to be cared for
Child or elder abuse - ANS-Must be reported
Clients with early stage dementia - ANS-Usually remain in their homes for support
COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) or Emphysema - ANS-disease with enlarged
lung spaces, usually from smoking can cause shortness of breath
CVA is also known as - ANS-stroke
Dementia is described as - ANS-Mental disorders caused by changes in the brain
Each system of the body is composed of - ANS-cells, tissues, organs
Effective communication includes - ANS-Verbal & non - verbal communication
Examples of Advanced Directives are - ANS-Living will & power of attorney
For client with diabetes mellitus, diet planning involves controlling the amount of -
ANS-Carbohydrates
Frail elderly client usually has - ANS-Dry, thin skin
Functions of the large intestine include - ANS-Absorption of water & feces storage
Glaucoma - ANS-A disease that damages the optic nerve
Good oral hygiene - ANS-Prevents mouth odor and infection
Hair loss is - ANS-alopecia
Heat applications are used for all of the following except: - ANS-control bleeding
Hematuria refers to - ANS-blood in the urine
Hepatitis is a viral infection. It causes inflammation of the - ANS-liver
HIV virus is spread by - ANS-Unprotected sex
Human growth refers to - ANS-Physical size & shape
Hypothermia is - ANS-abnormally low body temperature
If a client asks you to remove this splint at hs what should you do - ANS-Refer to the care
plan
If the battery in the client's smoke detector is not working you should - ANS-Notify the
supervisor
If the client has DNR order at the time of death, it means - ANS-No CPR will be initiated
improper use of restrains can cause - ANS-Skin tears
In order to relax sore muscles, relieve joint pain & increase blood circulation the PSW would
- ANS-Apply heat
Insulin is a hormone secreted by the - ANS-pancreas
It is important to properly store medications. Where would you safely store a bottle of Tylenol
in a client's home? - ANS-Dresser drawer
Lack or absence of breathing is known as - ANS-apnea
Looking at things from another's point of view is called - ANS-empathy
Makeup is applied for a female client in order to - ANS-Promote a positive self-image
Masks prevent the spread of microbes from - ANS-respiratory tract
Medication supervision is not part of your role with Mr. Smith. He remarks he has taken his
BP meds for 2 months now & feel so much better that he thinks he does not require the
meds any longer. He also mentions to you that he has stopped taking them. The best way to
deal with this situation is to - ANS-Suggest to him that he might like to talk to his DR
Mental retardation - ANS-can occur before, during or after birth
Mom, Dad, sibling, grandparents & cousins are part of - ANS-Extended Family
