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CNA Written State Exam Questions and Answers
with Complete Solutions UPDATED!!!
When you are the sender, what should you do after you deliver
your message? - ANSWER Ask for confirmation that the
message was understood
When entering the room of a person who is blind, you should: -
ANSWER Knock on the door, wait for a response and introduce
yourself
Mrs. James is deaf. What can you do to make sure she
understands the information you have just given her? -
ANSWER Write the information down for her
Mrs. Morgan's daughter always watches
closely how you provide care to her mother, and
seems critical of some of the things you do.
What would be the best way for you to handle
this situation? - ANSWER Explain to Mrs. Morgan's daughter
what you
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are doing and why you are doing it, and ask her
what care measures she found to be effective
when she was caring for Mrs. Morgan at home
Mrs. Lewis has recently been diagnosed with diabetes and must
eat meals at regular times. Today is a fasting day in her religion.
She knows that she needs to eat because of her disease, and
she knows that her religion says that sick people don't have to
fast. Yet when you serve her food, she tells you that he feels
funny about eating. You could: - ANSWER Tell her that you can
understand that it must feel strange to eat on a fasting day and
encourage her to talk about it
Which of the following is subjective information? - ANSWER
Mrs. Lyons tell you she feels sick to her stomach
Which observation should you report to the nurse? - ANSWER
Mrs. Zimmer is having difficulty having a bowel movement, Mr.
Thomas does not seem like himself today, Mrs. Nolan told you
that she does not want to attend the group activity today
CNA Written State Exam Questions and Answers
with Complete Solutions UPDATED!!!
When you are the sender, what should you do after you deliver
your message? - ANSWER Ask for confirmation that the
message was understood
When entering the room of a person who is blind, you should: -
ANSWER Knock on the door, wait for a response and introduce
yourself
Mrs. James is deaf. What can you do to make sure she
understands the information you have just given her? -
ANSWER Write the information down for her
Mrs. Morgan's daughter always watches
closely how you provide care to her mother, and
seems critical of some of the things you do.
What would be the best way for you to handle
this situation? - ANSWER Explain to Mrs. Morgan's daughter
what you
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are doing and why you are doing it, and ask her
what care measures she found to be effective
when she was caring for Mrs. Morgan at home
Mrs. Lewis has recently been diagnosed with diabetes and must
eat meals at regular times. Today is a fasting day in her religion.
She knows that she needs to eat because of her disease, and
she knows that her religion says that sick people don't have to
fast. Yet when you serve her food, she tells you that he feels
funny about eating. You could: - ANSWER Tell her that you can
understand that it must feel strange to eat on a fasting day and
encourage her to talk about it
Which of the following is subjective information? - ANSWER
Mrs. Lyons tell you she feels sick to her stomach
Which observation should you report to the nurse? - ANSWER
Mrs. Zimmer is having difficulty having a bowel movement, Mr.
Thomas does not seem like himself today, Mrs. Nolan told you
that she does not want to attend the group activity today
