CNA STATE 2025 EXAM MI TEST QUESTIONS WITH WELL DETAILED SOLUTIONS-
GRADED A+
A resident often carries a doll with her, treating it like her baby. One day she is wandering
around crying that she can't find her baby. The nurse aide should
(A) ask the resident where she last had the doll.
(B) ask the activity department if they have any other dolls.
(C) offer comfort to the resident and help her look for her baby.
(D) let the other staff know the resident is very confused and should be watched closely.
C
While walking down the hall, a nurse aide looks into a resident's room and sees another
nurse aide hitting a resident. The nurse aide is
expected to
(A) contact the state agency that inspects the nursing facility.
(B) enter the room immediately to provide for the resident's safety.
(C) wait to confront the nurse aide when he/she leaves the resident's room.
(D) check the resident for any signs of injury after the nurse aide leaves the room.
B
Before touching a resident who is crying to offer comfort, the nurse aide should consider
(A) the resident's recent vital signs.
(B) the resident's cultural background.
(C) whether the resident has been sad
recently.
(D) whether the resident has family that visits routinely.
,B
When a resident is expressing anger, the nurse aide should
(A) correct the resident's misperceptions.
(B) ask the resident to speak in a kinder tone.
(C) listen closely to the resident's concerns.
(D) remind the resident that everyone gets angry.
C
When giving a backrub, the nurse aide should
(A) apply lotion to the back directly from the
bottle.
(B) keep the resident covered as much as
possible.
(C) leave extra lotion on the skin when
completing the procedure.
(D) expect the resident to lie on his/her
stomach.
B
A nurse aide finds a resident looking in the refrigerator at the nurses' station at 5 a.m. The
resident, who is confused, explains he needs breakfast before he leaves for work. The best
response by the nurse aide is to
,(A) help the resident back to his room and into bed.
(B) ask the resident about his job and if he is hungry.
(C) tell him that residents are not allowed in the nurses' station.
(D) remind him that he is retired from his job and in a nursing home.
B
Which of the following is true about caring for
a resident who wears a hearing aid?
(A) Apply hairspray after the hearing aid is in place.
(B) Remove the hearing aid before showering.
(C) Clean the earmold and battery case with water daily, drying completely.
(D) Replace batteries weekly.
B
Residents with Parkinson's disease often require assistance with walking because they
(A) become confused and forget how to take steps without help.
(B) have poor attention skills and do not notice safety problems.
(C) have visual problems that require special glasses.
(D) have a shuffling walk and tremors.
D
A resident who is inactive is at risk of
, constipation. In addition to increased activity and exercise, which of the following actions
helps to prevent constipation?
(A) Adequate fluid intake
(B) Regular mealtimes
(C) High protein diet
(D) Low fiber diet
A
A resident has an indwelling urinary catheter. While making rounds, the nurse aide notices
that there is no urine in the drainage bag. The
nurse aide should first
(A) ask the resident to try urinating.
(B) offer the resident fluid to drink.
(C) check for kinks in the tubing.
(D) obtain a new urinary drainage bag.
C
A resident who is incontinent of urine has an increased risk of developing
(A) dementia.
(B) urinary tract infections.
(C) pressure sores.
(D) dehydration.
C
GRADED A+
A resident often carries a doll with her, treating it like her baby. One day she is wandering
around crying that she can't find her baby. The nurse aide should
(A) ask the resident where she last had the doll.
(B) ask the activity department if they have any other dolls.
(C) offer comfort to the resident and help her look for her baby.
(D) let the other staff know the resident is very confused and should be watched closely.
C
While walking down the hall, a nurse aide looks into a resident's room and sees another
nurse aide hitting a resident. The nurse aide is
expected to
(A) contact the state agency that inspects the nursing facility.
(B) enter the room immediately to provide for the resident's safety.
(C) wait to confront the nurse aide when he/she leaves the resident's room.
(D) check the resident for any signs of injury after the nurse aide leaves the room.
B
Before touching a resident who is crying to offer comfort, the nurse aide should consider
(A) the resident's recent vital signs.
(B) the resident's cultural background.
(C) whether the resident has been sad
recently.
(D) whether the resident has family that visits routinely.
,B
When a resident is expressing anger, the nurse aide should
(A) correct the resident's misperceptions.
(B) ask the resident to speak in a kinder tone.
(C) listen closely to the resident's concerns.
(D) remind the resident that everyone gets angry.
C
When giving a backrub, the nurse aide should
(A) apply lotion to the back directly from the
bottle.
(B) keep the resident covered as much as
possible.
(C) leave extra lotion on the skin when
completing the procedure.
(D) expect the resident to lie on his/her
stomach.
B
A nurse aide finds a resident looking in the refrigerator at the nurses' station at 5 a.m. The
resident, who is confused, explains he needs breakfast before he leaves for work. The best
response by the nurse aide is to
,(A) help the resident back to his room and into bed.
(B) ask the resident about his job and if he is hungry.
(C) tell him that residents are not allowed in the nurses' station.
(D) remind him that he is retired from his job and in a nursing home.
B
Which of the following is true about caring for
a resident who wears a hearing aid?
(A) Apply hairspray after the hearing aid is in place.
(B) Remove the hearing aid before showering.
(C) Clean the earmold and battery case with water daily, drying completely.
(D) Replace batteries weekly.
B
Residents with Parkinson's disease often require assistance with walking because they
(A) become confused and forget how to take steps without help.
(B) have poor attention skills and do not notice safety problems.
(C) have visual problems that require special glasses.
(D) have a shuffling walk and tremors.
D
A resident who is inactive is at risk of
, constipation. In addition to increased activity and exercise, which of the following actions
helps to prevent constipation?
(A) Adequate fluid intake
(B) Regular mealtimes
(C) High protein diet
(D) Low fiber diet
A
A resident has an indwelling urinary catheter. While making rounds, the nurse aide notices
that there is no urine in the drainage bag. The
nurse aide should first
(A) ask the resident to try urinating.
(B) offer the resident fluid to drink.
(C) check for kinks in the tubing.
(D) obtain a new urinary drainage bag.
C
A resident who is incontinent of urine has an increased risk of developing
(A) dementia.
(B) urinary tract infections.
(C) pressure sores.
(D) dehydration.
C
