LPN Practice Test (2025/2026 Latest Exam
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Questions & Answers
What is helping persons return to their highest physical and mental function called -
correct answerRehabilitation
Rehabilitation starts when the... - correct answerPerson first seeks health care
A health care program for dying persons is a - correct answerHospice
Which violates the persons right to privacy
A) closing the bathroom door when the person uses the bathroom
B) Opening the window blinds when assisting with bathing
C) Covering the person for personal care - correct answerB) Opening the window
blinds when assisting with bathing
A resident has a phone and wants to make a call What should you do ?
A) leave the room
B) Tell the nurse
C) Ask the person to use the phone at the nurses' station
D) Close the privacy curtain so you can finish your tasks in the room - correct answerA)
leave the room
Who decides how to style a person's hair
A) The person
B) The nurse
C) You
D) The ombudsman - correct answerA) The person
Which promotes privacy
A) Entering a persons room w/o knocking
B) Closing the privacy curtain for a procedure
C) Leaving the door open during a procedure
D) Looking through the persons belongings - correct answerB) Closing the privacy
curtain during a procedure
You are responsible for
A) supervising other nursing assistants
B) Telling the person his/hers diagnosis
C) Knowing what you can safely do
, D) Deciding what treatments are needed - correct answerC) knowing what you can
safely do
You preform a task not allowed by your state. Which is true
A) If a nurse asked you to do the task, there is no legal problem
B) You could be practicing nursing w/o a license
C) You can preform the job if it is in your job description
D) If you complete the task safely, there is no legal problem - correct answerB) You
could be practicing nursing w/o a license
You can refuse to preform a task if
A) The task is within legal limits of your role
B) The task is in your job description
C) You do not like the task
D) A nurse is not available to supervise you - correct answerD) A nurse is not available
to supervise you
Ethics is
A) Making judgments before you have the facts
B) Knowledge of right and wrong conduct
C) A behavior that meets your needs
D) A health team member's skills, care, and judgement - correct answerB) knowledge
of right and wrong conduct
To maintain professional boundaries, your behaviors must
A) Help the person
B) Meet your needs
C) Be bias
D) Show that you care - correct answerA) Help the person
Threatening to touch a persons body w/o consent
A) Assault
B) Battery
C) Defamation
D) False imprisonment - correct answerA) Assault
Restraining a person's freedom of movement is
A) Neglect
B) Invasion of privacy
C) Defamation
D) False imprisonment - correct answerD) False imprisonment
A person's photos are shown to others w/o consent
A) Battery
B) Fraud
C)Invasion of privacy
, D) Malpractice - correct answerC) Invasion of privacy
You scold an older person for not eating lunch
A) Physical abuse
B) Neglect
C) Battery
D) Verbal abuse - correct answerD) Verbal abuse
Which is a sign of elder abuse
A) Stiff joints and joint pain
B) Weight gain
C) Poor personal hygiene
D) Forgetfulness - correct answerC) Poor personal hygiene
You suspect a resident was abused, What should you do?
A) Tell the nurse
B) Call the police
C) Tell the family
D) Ask the person about the abuse - correct answerA) Tell the nurse
Empathy is
A) Feeling sorry for a person
B) Seeing things from the other person's point of view
C) Being polite to others
D) Saying kind things - correct answerB) Seeing things from the other person's point of
view
Which is not harassment
A) Asking for sexual favors
B) Joking about a person's religion
C) Using touch to comfort a person
D) Acting like a disabled person - correct answerC) Using touch to comfort a person
To communicate well, you should
A) Use terms with many meanings
B) Give long description
C) Use unfamiliar terms
D) Give facts and be specific - correct answerD) Give facts and be specific
Which word means a blood condition involving too much sugar
A) Hepatitis
B) Tachycardia
C) Hyperglycemia
D) Aphasia - correct answerC) Hyperglycemia
Which word means an excessive flow of blood
Prep) | Complete Study Guide & Verified
Questions & Answers
What is helping persons return to their highest physical and mental function called -
correct answerRehabilitation
Rehabilitation starts when the... - correct answerPerson first seeks health care
A health care program for dying persons is a - correct answerHospice
Which violates the persons right to privacy
A) closing the bathroom door when the person uses the bathroom
B) Opening the window blinds when assisting with bathing
C) Covering the person for personal care - correct answerB) Opening the window
blinds when assisting with bathing
A resident has a phone and wants to make a call What should you do ?
A) leave the room
B) Tell the nurse
C) Ask the person to use the phone at the nurses' station
D) Close the privacy curtain so you can finish your tasks in the room - correct answerA)
leave the room
Who decides how to style a person's hair
A) The person
B) The nurse
C) You
D) The ombudsman - correct answerA) The person
Which promotes privacy
A) Entering a persons room w/o knocking
B) Closing the privacy curtain for a procedure
C) Leaving the door open during a procedure
D) Looking through the persons belongings - correct answerB) Closing the privacy
curtain during a procedure
You are responsible for
A) supervising other nursing assistants
B) Telling the person his/hers diagnosis
C) Knowing what you can safely do
, D) Deciding what treatments are needed - correct answerC) knowing what you can
safely do
You preform a task not allowed by your state. Which is true
A) If a nurse asked you to do the task, there is no legal problem
B) You could be practicing nursing w/o a license
C) You can preform the job if it is in your job description
D) If you complete the task safely, there is no legal problem - correct answerB) You
could be practicing nursing w/o a license
You can refuse to preform a task if
A) The task is within legal limits of your role
B) The task is in your job description
C) You do not like the task
D) A nurse is not available to supervise you - correct answerD) A nurse is not available
to supervise you
Ethics is
A) Making judgments before you have the facts
B) Knowledge of right and wrong conduct
C) A behavior that meets your needs
D) A health team member's skills, care, and judgement - correct answerB) knowledge
of right and wrong conduct
To maintain professional boundaries, your behaviors must
A) Help the person
B) Meet your needs
C) Be bias
D) Show that you care - correct answerA) Help the person
Threatening to touch a persons body w/o consent
A) Assault
B) Battery
C) Defamation
D) False imprisonment - correct answerA) Assault
Restraining a person's freedom of movement is
A) Neglect
B) Invasion of privacy
C) Defamation
D) False imprisonment - correct answerD) False imprisonment
A person's photos are shown to others w/o consent
A) Battery
B) Fraud
C)Invasion of privacy
, D) Malpractice - correct answerC) Invasion of privacy
You scold an older person for not eating lunch
A) Physical abuse
B) Neglect
C) Battery
D) Verbal abuse - correct answerD) Verbal abuse
Which is a sign of elder abuse
A) Stiff joints and joint pain
B) Weight gain
C) Poor personal hygiene
D) Forgetfulness - correct answerC) Poor personal hygiene
You suspect a resident was abused, What should you do?
A) Tell the nurse
B) Call the police
C) Tell the family
D) Ask the person about the abuse - correct answerA) Tell the nurse
Empathy is
A) Feeling sorry for a person
B) Seeing things from the other person's point of view
C) Being polite to others
D) Saying kind things - correct answerB) Seeing things from the other person's point of
view
Which is not harassment
A) Asking for sexual favors
B) Joking about a person's religion
C) Using touch to comfort a person
D) Acting like a disabled person - correct answerC) Using touch to comfort a person
To communicate well, you should
A) Use terms with many meanings
B) Give long description
C) Use unfamiliar terms
D) Give facts and be specific - correct answerD) Give facts and be specific
Which word means a blood condition involving too much sugar
A) Hepatitis
B) Tachycardia
C) Hyperglycemia
D) Aphasia - correct answerC) Hyperglycemia
Which word means an excessive flow of blood
