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Hartman’s CNA Final Exam 2025 — Study Guide, Practice
Questions & Certified Nursing Assistant Test Prep
Ace your Hartman’s CNA Final Exam 2025 with the complete study guide, practice
questions, and exam review materials. Learn key patient care, safety, hygiene, vital signs,
and clinical procedures to pass your Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) final exam and excel
in your healthcare career.
• Hartman’s CNA Final Exam 2025
• CNA study guide Hartman’s
• CNA practice test questions 2025
• Certified Nursing Assistant exam prep
skin should be kept clean and ______ - ANSWER-dry
Lateral position includes - ANSWER-the person lying on their side with one arm crossed over a
pillow and the other laying flat, with one leg up with a pillow under their knee and a sheet
under their feet
Lateral position points are - ANSWER-side of the head, ear, shoulder, hip greater trochanter,
knees and ankles
Prone position includes - ANSWER-the person lying stomach/face down on a pillow with a
pillow under their feet
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prone position points are - ANSWER-cheek, collarbone, breasts(women), genitals (men), knees,
and toes
Supine position points are - ANSWER-back of head, shoulder blades, elbows, abdomen, sacrum
(spine base), between the legs, and the heels
Supine position includes - ANSWER-the person lying on their back with a pillow underneath
their hips and underneath their knees
A problem that can result from pulling a resident across the sheet when transferring him -
ANSWER-shearing
Keeps top sheets from resting on the legs and feet - ANSWER-bed cradle
something that can be placed under the back and buttocks to absorb moisture or perspiration
that may build up - ANSWER-sheepskin
the bottom sheet on a resident's bed must be kept tight and free from__________ - ANSWER-
wrinkles
the minimum number of hours at which immobile residents should be repositioned - ANSWER-
two
When skin begins to breakdown, to becomes pale, white, or a reddened color - ANSWER-True
Pressure ulcers usually occur in areas - ANSWER-of the body where bone is close to the skin
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Residents seated in wheelchairs - ANSWER-need to be repositioned
Proper nutrition helps - ANSWER-keep the skin healthy
Another name for pressure ulcers is - ANSWER-decubitus ulcers
Orthosis - ANSWER-a type of device that helps support and align a limb
footboard - ANSWER-placed against the feet to keep them properly aligned and to prevent foot
drop
bed cradle - ANSWER-keeps bed covers from resting on the legs and feet
draw sheet - ANSWER-used to help residents who cannot help with turning or moving in
bed;helps prevent skin damage from shearing
Bony prominences - ANSWER-areas of the body where the bone lies close to the skin
Handrolls - ANSWER-keeps fingers from curling tightly
Trochanter rolls - ANSWER-keeps hips form turning outward
Orthotic device - ANSWER-helps support and align a limb and improve its functioning
Pressure points - ANSWER-areas of the body that bear much of its weight
A partial bath includes washing a resident's - ANSWER-genitals
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which of the following should be used to wash the resident's face when giving a bed bath? -
ANSWER-washcloth and water
Who is best able to choose a comfortable water temperature for the resident? - ANSWER-the
resident
How hot should the water be when shampooing a resident's hair? - ANSWER-no higher then
110F
The resident's perineum should be washed - ANSWER-once a week
which of the following products should be used when giving a shower or tub bath - ANSWER-
shampoo
Encourage residents to wear - ANSWER-casual clothes not nightclothes during the day
Provide privacy - ANSWER-by never exposing more than you need to.
For residents who have weakness or paralysis on one side, place the - ANSWER-weaker arm or
leg through the garment first.
When undressing start with - ANSWER-the stronger side.
The resident's clothing for the day should be chosen by the - ANSWER-resident
Front-opening bras are easier - ANSWER-for female residents to work by themselves
Hartman’s CNA Final Exam 2025 — Study Guide, Practice
Questions & Certified Nursing Assistant Test Prep
Ace your Hartman’s CNA Final Exam 2025 with the complete study guide, practice
questions, and exam review materials. Learn key patient care, safety, hygiene, vital signs,
and clinical procedures to pass your Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) final exam and excel
in your healthcare career.
• Hartman’s CNA Final Exam 2025
• CNA study guide Hartman’s
• CNA practice test questions 2025
• Certified Nursing Assistant exam prep
skin should be kept clean and ______ - ANSWER-dry
Lateral position includes - ANSWER-the person lying on their side with one arm crossed over a
pillow and the other laying flat, with one leg up with a pillow under their knee and a sheet
under their feet
Lateral position points are - ANSWER-side of the head, ear, shoulder, hip greater trochanter,
knees and ankles
Prone position includes - ANSWER-the person lying stomach/face down on a pillow with a
pillow under their feet
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prone position points are - ANSWER-cheek, collarbone, breasts(women), genitals (men), knees,
and toes
Supine position points are - ANSWER-back of head, shoulder blades, elbows, abdomen, sacrum
(spine base), between the legs, and the heels
Supine position includes - ANSWER-the person lying on their back with a pillow underneath
their hips and underneath their knees
A problem that can result from pulling a resident across the sheet when transferring him -
ANSWER-shearing
Keeps top sheets from resting on the legs and feet - ANSWER-bed cradle
something that can be placed under the back and buttocks to absorb moisture or perspiration
that may build up - ANSWER-sheepskin
the bottom sheet on a resident's bed must be kept tight and free from__________ - ANSWER-
wrinkles
the minimum number of hours at which immobile residents should be repositioned - ANSWER-
two
When skin begins to breakdown, to becomes pale, white, or a reddened color - ANSWER-True
Pressure ulcers usually occur in areas - ANSWER-of the body where bone is close to the skin
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Residents seated in wheelchairs - ANSWER-need to be repositioned
Proper nutrition helps - ANSWER-keep the skin healthy
Another name for pressure ulcers is - ANSWER-decubitus ulcers
Orthosis - ANSWER-a type of device that helps support and align a limb
footboard - ANSWER-placed against the feet to keep them properly aligned and to prevent foot
drop
bed cradle - ANSWER-keeps bed covers from resting on the legs and feet
draw sheet - ANSWER-used to help residents who cannot help with turning or moving in
bed;helps prevent skin damage from shearing
Bony prominences - ANSWER-areas of the body where the bone lies close to the skin
Handrolls - ANSWER-keeps fingers from curling tightly
Trochanter rolls - ANSWER-keeps hips form turning outward
Orthotic device - ANSWER-helps support and align a limb and improve its functioning
Pressure points - ANSWER-areas of the body that bear much of its weight
A partial bath includes washing a resident's - ANSWER-genitals
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which of the following should be used to wash the resident's face when giving a bed bath? -
ANSWER-washcloth and water
Who is best able to choose a comfortable water temperature for the resident? - ANSWER-the
resident
How hot should the water be when shampooing a resident's hair? - ANSWER-no higher then
110F
The resident's perineum should be washed - ANSWER-once a week
which of the following products should be used when giving a shower or tub bath - ANSWER-
shampoo
Encourage residents to wear - ANSWER-casual clothes not nightclothes during the day
Provide privacy - ANSWER-by never exposing more than you need to.
For residents who have weakness or paralysis on one side, place the - ANSWER-weaker arm or
leg through the garment first.
When undressing start with - ANSWER-the stronger side.
The resident's clothing for the day should be chosen by the - ANSWER-resident
Front-opening bras are easier - ANSWER-for female residents to work by themselves
