STNA Practice Test #2
In the de-escalation phase with an angry resident, the nursing assistant knows it is a good time to -
Answer-remove the event triggers
When transferring a resident from their bed to the wheelchair you must - Answer-lower the bed, lock all
the brakes on the bed and wheelchair, position your wheelchair touching the bed, put on non skid
slippers
Residents should be encouraged to dress in daytime clothing because it: - Answer-affects how the
residents feel about themselves
When a resident needs assistance and uses the call light on the bed, a light is activated - Answer-outside
the resident's room or in the nursing station
Soiled linens should be - Answer-kept away from your uniform and put in a laundry bag
An example of negligence is when a nursing assistant: - Answer-leaves a resident unattended in the bath
tub
When performing perineal care for an uncircumcised male you need to - Answer-pull back the foreskin
, The nursing assistant should - Answer-encourage the resident to be independent
When working with a resident that has had a stroke the nurse aide should - Answer-keep questions and
directions simple and one step at a time
A document that describes chemicals used in the facility is the - Answer-MSDS
A nosocomial infection, or hospital acquired infection is - Answer-an infection acquired in a healthcare
facility
When lifting or moving a heavy helpless resident in bed you should - Answer-use a lift/draw sheet with
help
During report the CNA hears that a resident has a localized infection. The CNA understands the infection
- Answer-is limited to one part of the body and small surrounding area
All of the following are nursing actions recommended when caring for residents who have had a stroke
on the RIGHT side of the brain EXCEPT - Answer-only frown at them when they knock something over to
let them know that they came into contact with an object
Mrs. Hood's blood pressure is 180/110. What should a nursing assistant do with this information -
Answer-note the blood pressure and report it to the charge nurse
An example of a psycho-social need would be - Answer-independence
A resident has been losing weight and not enjoying meal times like she used to. The CNA asks the
resident if she is feeling alright and the resident reports she does not like the food. The CNA will -
Answer-ask the resident if there are other food choices she would like and discuss this with the nurse
In the de-escalation phase with an angry resident, the nursing assistant knows it is a good time to -
Answer-remove the event triggers
When transferring a resident from their bed to the wheelchair you must - Answer-lower the bed, lock all
the brakes on the bed and wheelchair, position your wheelchair touching the bed, put on non skid
slippers
Residents should be encouraged to dress in daytime clothing because it: - Answer-affects how the
residents feel about themselves
When a resident needs assistance and uses the call light on the bed, a light is activated - Answer-outside
the resident's room or in the nursing station
Soiled linens should be - Answer-kept away from your uniform and put in a laundry bag
An example of negligence is when a nursing assistant: - Answer-leaves a resident unattended in the bath
tub
When performing perineal care for an uncircumcised male you need to - Answer-pull back the foreskin
, The nursing assistant should - Answer-encourage the resident to be independent
When working with a resident that has had a stroke the nurse aide should - Answer-keep questions and
directions simple and one step at a time
A document that describes chemicals used in the facility is the - Answer-MSDS
A nosocomial infection, or hospital acquired infection is - Answer-an infection acquired in a healthcare
facility
When lifting or moving a heavy helpless resident in bed you should - Answer-use a lift/draw sheet with
help
During report the CNA hears that a resident has a localized infection. The CNA understands the infection
- Answer-is limited to one part of the body and small surrounding area
All of the following are nursing actions recommended when caring for residents who have had a stroke
on the RIGHT side of the brain EXCEPT - Answer-only frown at them when they knock something over to
let them know that they came into contact with an object
Mrs. Hood's blood pressure is 180/110. What should a nursing assistant do with this information -
Answer-note the blood pressure and report it to the charge nurse
An example of a psycho-social need would be - Answer-independence
A resident has been losing weight and not enjoying meal times like she used to. The CNA asks the
resident if she is feeling alright and the resident reports she does not like the food. The CNA will -
Answer-ask the resident if there are other food choices she would like and discuss this with the nurse
