CNA State Exam Written Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
An ombudsman does which of the following:
A. Protects a person's rights
B. Pays a person's medical bill
C. Orders necessary prescriptions for the person
D. Provides a person's care Ans: A. Protects a person's rights
Before entering a person's room, you should:
A. Get the person's attention
B. Knock on the door and wait to be asked in
C. Check to see if the person has visitors
D. Check to see if the person is in the bathroom Ans: B. Knock on the door and wait
to be asked in
Which will protect patients, residents, and you from harm?
A. Making excuses or blaming others for your actions
B. Following your scope of practice and agency policies and procedures
C. Following the other nursing assistant's instructions
D. Telling the nurse when you make a mistake once you have gone home for the day
Ans: B. Following your scope of practice and agency policies and procedures
Bed rails are used:
,A. At night
B. For all patients and residents
C. Whenever the person is in bed
D. According to the person's care plan Ans: D. According to the person's care plan
The recommended precaution used when caring for a resident with VRE is:
A. Droplet
B. Standard
C. Airborne
D. Contact Ans: D. Contact
The most expensive type of healthcare setting is usually a(n)
A. Assisted living
B. Hospice
C. Respite care
D. Acute care facility Ans: D. Acute care facility
What is respite care? Ans: Temporary relief care designed for families of children or
adults with special needs
What is assisted living? Ans: a living arrangement for elderly people that combines
privacy and independence with medical supervision
OBRA is a federal legislation that regulates...
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, A. Rehabilitation hospitals
B. Long-term care facilities
C. Respite care services
D. Home health agencies Ans: B. Long-term care facilities
To ensure that hospitals are in compliance with federal regulations, they are surveyed
by the...
A. Joint commission at least every year
B. Joint commission at least once every 3 years
C. Accreditation commission for healthcare every 6 months
D. Healthcare quality association every 2 years Ans: B. Joint commission at least once
every 3 years
A nursing assistant who works for long-term care facility would most likely be caring
doe a resident who...
A. Needs 24-hour care fur to his dementia
B. Had heart surgery 2 days ago
Needs supervision and activities while his family is shopping
C. Needs supervision and activities while his family is shopping
D. Needs assistance only with medication and meals Ans: A. Needs 24-hour care fur
to his dementia
Respite care offers services for residents who need...
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Detailed Verified Answers
An ombudsman does which of the following:
A. Protects a person's rights
B. Pays a person's medical bill
C. Orders necessary prescriptions for the person
D. Provides a person's care Ans: A. Protects a person's rights
Before entering a person's room, you should:
A. Get the person's attention
B. Knock on the door and wait to be asked in
C. Check to see if the person has visitors
D. Check to see if the person is in the bathroom Ans: B. Knock on the door and wait
to be asked in
Which will protect patients, residents, and you from harm?
A. Making excuses or blaming others for your actions
B. Following your scope of practice and agency policies and procedures
C. Following the other nursing assistant's instructions
D. Telling the nurse when you make a mistake once you have gone home for the day
Ans: B. Following your scope of practice and agency policies and procedures
Bed rails are used:
,A. At night
B. For all patients and residents
C. Whenever the person is in bed
D. According to the person's care plan Ans: D. According to the person's care plan
The recommended precaution used when caring for a resident with VRE is:
A. Droplet
B. Standard
C. Airborne
D. Contact Ans: D. Contact
The most expensive type of healthcare setting is usually a(n)
A. Assisted living
B. Hospice
C. Respite care
D. Acute care facility Ans: D. Acute care facility
What is respite care? Ans: Temporary relief care designed for families of children or
adults with special needs
What is assisted living? Ans: a living arrangement for elderly people that combines
privacy and independence with medical supervision
OBRA is a federal legislation that regulates...
© Get it right 2025 Getaway - Stuvia US All rights reserved
, A. Rehabilitation hospitals
B. Long-term care facilities
C. Respite care services
D. Home health agencies Ans: B. Long-term care facilities
To ensure that hospitals are in compliance with federal regulations, they are surveyed
by the...
A. Joint commission at least every year
B. Joint commission at least once every 3 years
C. Accreditation commission for healthcare every 6 months
D. Healthcare quality association every 2 years Ans: B. Joint commission at least once
every 3 years
A nursing assistant who works for long-term care facility would most likely be caring
doe a resident who...
A. Needs 24-hour care fur to his dementia
B. Had heart surgery 2 days ago
Needs supervision and activities while his family is shopping
C. Needs supervision and activities while his family is shopping
D. Needs assistance only with medication and meals Ans: A. Needs 24-hour care fur
to his dementia
Respite care offers services for residents who need...
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