NNAAP NURSE AIDE PRACTICE
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE VERIFIED
ANSWERS ACCURATE SOLUTIONS A+
PASSED 2025 EXAM CERTIFICATION TEST
SCRIPT 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ "touch" is a form of? Answer: nonverbal comunication
⩥ you may share information about a persons care and condition to
Answer: the staff caring for the person
⩥ A person tells you he or she has pain upon urination. What should you
do? Answer: tell the nurse
⩥ what to do when a persons culture and religion are different from
yours Answer: ask the person to explain his or her beliefs and practice to
you
⩥ you need to wear gloves when you Answer: whenever body fluid
contact is possible (e.g. give perineal & dental care)
,⩥ A normally alert pt is confused. What should you do? Answer: tell the
nurse
⩥ what to do when a client tells you they feel faint Answer: have them
sit down
⩥ during bathing a pt what are they allowed? Answer: a choice of what
product to use
⩥ one myth about aging is that Answer: mental function declines with
age
⩥ What to check for when providing nail and foot care? Answer: check
between the toes for cracks and sores
⩥ How to secure a condom catheter? Answer: use elastic tape to secure
the catheter
⩥ for comfort during bowel elimination Answer: leave the person alone
if possible
⩥ When transferring a person with an affected right side, where is the
wheelchair placed? Answer: place the wheelchair on the left side of the
bed (i.e. their strong when they are sitting on edge of bed)
,⩥ A nurse asks you to give a pt his meds when he is done in the
bathroom. Your response? Answer: Politely apologize and say you are
prohibited from performing that task but can let them know when the pt
is out of the bathroom.
⩥ A pt's signal light goes unanswered, he gets out of bed and falls,
breaking his leg. This is Answer: Neglect
⩥ Your mom asks you about a person on your unit. Your response?
Answer: Politely apologize and explain you cannot talk about specific
patients due to confedentiality
⩥ When recording in the medical record only use Answer: use only
center-approved abbreviations
⩥ tachycardia Answer: abnormally rapid heartbeat (over 100 beats per
minute), increased pulse
⩥ tachypnea Answer: fast breathing, increased respirations
⩥ dyspnea Answer: difficult or labored respiration
, ⩥ hypertension Answer: a common disorder in which blood pressure
remains abnormally high (a reading of 140/90 mm Hg or greater)
⩥ analgesic Answer: a medicine used to relieve pain
⩥ sphygmomanometer Answer: blood pressure cuff
⩥ brachial artery Answer: artery located in the bend of the elbow on the
side closest to resident
⩥ enema Answer: the placement of a solution into the rectum and colon
to empty the lower intestine through bowel activity
⩥ TED hose Answer: (thromboembolism-deterrent) elastic stocking to
be worn for 8 hours to prevent venous disorders (e.g. edema, phlebitis,
thrombosis)
⩥ incontinence Answer: inability to control excretory functions
⩥ rigor mortis Answer: muscular stiffening that begins 2 to 4 hours after
death and last for about 4 days
⩥ cyanosis Answer: Bluish color of the skin, nail beds, and/or lips due to
an insufficient amount of oxygen in the blood
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE VERIFIED
ANSWERS ACCURATE SOLUTIONS A+
PASSED 2025 EXAM CERTIFICATION TEST
SCRIPT 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ "touch" is a form of? Answer: nonverbal comunication
⩥ you may share information about a persons care and condition to
Answer: the staff caring for the person
⩥ A person tells you he or she has pain upon urination. What should you
do? Answer: tell the nurse
⩥ what to do when a persons culture and religion are different from
yours Answer: ask the person to explain his or her beliefs and practice to
you
⩥ you need to wear gloves when you Answer: whenever body fluid
contact is possible (e.g. give perineal & dental care)
,⩥ A normally alert pt is confused. What should you do? Answer: tell the
nurse
⩥ what to do when a client tells you they feel faint Answer: have them
sit down
⩥ during bathing a pt what are they allowed? Answer: a choice of what
product to use
⩥ one myth about aging is that Answer: mental function declines with
age
⩥ What to check for when providing nail and foot care? Answer: check
between the toes for cracks and sores
⩥ How to secure a condom catheter? Answer: use elastic tape to secure
the catheter
⩥ for comfort during bowel elimination Answer: leave the person alone
if possible
⩥ When transferring a person with an affected right side, where is the
wheelchair placed? Answer: place the wheelchair on the left side of the
bed (i.e. their strong when they are sitting on edge of bed)
,⩥ A nurse asks you to give a pt his meds when he is done in the
bathroom. Your response? Answer: Politely apologize and say you are
prohibited from performing that task but can let them know when the pt
is out of the bathroom.
⩥ A pt's signal light goes unanswered, he gets out of bed and falls,
breaking his leg. This is Answer: Neglect
⩥ Your mom asks you about a person on your unit. Your response?
Answer: Politely apologize and explain you cannot talk about specific
patients due to confedentiality
⩥ When recording in the medical record only use Answer: use only
center-approved abbreviations
⩥ tachycardia Answer: abnormally rapid heartbeat (over 100 beats per
minute), increased pulse
⩥ tachypnea Answer: fast breathing, increased respirations
⩥ dyspnea Answer: difficult or labored respiration
, ⩥ hypertension Answer: a common disorder in which blood pressure
remains abnormally high (a reading of 140/90 mm Hg or greater)
⩥ analgesic Answer: a medicine used to relieve pain
⩥ sphygmomanometer Answer: blood pressure cuff
⩥ brachial artery Answer: artery located in the bend of the elbow on the
side closest to resident
⩥ enema Answer: the placement of a solution into the rectum and colon
to empty the lower intestine through bowel activity
⩥ TED hose Answer: (thromboembolism-deterrent) elastic stocking to
be worn for 8 hours to prevent venous disorders (e.g. edema, phlebitis,
thrombosis)
⩥ incontinence Answer: inability to control excretory functions
⩥ rigor mortis Answer: muscular stiffening that begins 2 to 4 hours after
death and last for about 4 days
⩥ cyanosis Answer: Bluish color of the skin, nail beds, and/or lips due to
an insufficient amount of oxygen in the blood
