OHIO STNA PRACTICE SET 2026
TESTED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
SOLUTIONS
◉ abduction. Answer: moving a body part away from the mid-line of the
body
◉ abuse. Answer: willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement,
intimidation or punishment with resulting physical harm, pain, or mental
anguish
depriving the person (or the person's caregiver) of the goods and
services needed to attain or maintain well-being
◉ accidents. Answer:
◉ activities. Answer:
◉ adaptive device. Answer:
◉ adaptive equipment. Answer:
◉ adduction. Answer: moving a body part toward the midline of the
body
,◉ ADL. Answer: the activities usually done during a normal day in a
person's life
◉ admission. Answer: official entry of a person into a health care setting
◉ admitting resident. Answer:
◉ advance directives. Answer:
◉ affected side. Answer: the side of the body with weakness from
illness or injury; weak side
◉ aggressive resident. Answer: resident carrying out a form of physical
or verbal behavior leading to self-assertion; it is often angry and
destructive and intended to be injurious, physically or emotionally, and
aimed at domination of one person by another
◉ aging process. Answer: the natural occurrences in the body that
produce the changes associated with growing old
◉ agitation. Answer: a state of anxiety or nervous excitement
◉ alarm. Answer:
,◉ Alzheimer's disease. Answer: a progressive and irreversible brain
disorder characterized by gradual deterioration of memory, reasoning,
language, and, finally, physical functioning
◉ ambulation. Answer: the act of walking
◉ anatomy. Answer: The study of body structure
◉ anger. Answer:
◉ angina. Answer: a condition of episodes of severe chest pain due to
inadequate blood flow to the myocardium
◉ anti-embolitic stocking. Answer: stockings made of elastic fabric that
provide support promote blood flow and prevent the formation of blood
clots
◉ aphasia. Answer: the total or partial loss of the ability to use or
understand language
◉ apnea. Answer: the lack or absence of breathing
◉ appropriate response. Answer:
◉ arthritis. Answer: joint inflammation
, ◉ aseptic. Answer: the absence of disease-producing microbes
◉ aspiration. Answer: breathing fluid, food, vomitus, or an object into
the lungs
◉ assault. Answer: intentionally attempting or threatening to touch a
person's body without the person's consent
◉ assistive device. Answer: an object or piece of equipment designed to
help a patient with activities of daily living, such as a cane, eyeglasses,
or a hearing aid
◉ bacteria. Answer: single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus;
prokaryotes
◉ bargaining. Answer:
◉ basic needs. Answer: the first four levels of needs in Maslow's
hierarchy; lower needs tend to be more potent than higher needs
◉ bathing. Answer: the act of washing yourself (or another person)
◉ battery. Answer: touching a person's body without their consent
TESTED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
SOLUTIONS
◉ abduction. Answer: moving a body part away from the mid-line of the
body
◉ abuse. Answer: willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement,
intimidation or punishment with resulting physical harm, pain, or mental
anguish
depriving the person (or the person's caregiver) of the goods and
services needed to attain or maintain well-being
◉ accidents. Answer:
◉ activities. Answer:
◉ adaptive device. Answer:
◉ adaptive equipment. Answer:
◉ adduction. Answer: moving a body part toward the midline of the
body
,◉ ADL. Answer: the activities usually done during a normal day in a
person's life
◉ admission. Answer: official entry of a person into a health care setting
◉ admitting resident. Answer:
◉ advance directives. Answer:
◉ affected side. Answer: the side of the body with weakness from
illness or injury; weak side
◉ aggressive resident. Answer: resident carrying out a form of physical
or verbal behavior leading to self-assertion; it is often angry and
destructive and intended to be injurious, physically or emotionally, and
aimed at domination of one person by another
◉ aging process. Answer: the natural occurrences in the body that
produce the changes associated with growing old
◉ agitation. Answer: a state of anxiety or nervous excitement
◉ alarm. Answer:
,◉ Alzheimer's disease. Answer: a progressive and irreversible brain
disorder characterized by gradual deterioration of memory, reasoning,
language, and, finally, physical functioning
◉ ambulation. Answer: the act of walking
◉ anatomy. Answer: The study of body structure
◉ anger. Answer:
◉ angina. Answer: a condition of episodes of severe chest pain due to
inadequate blood flow to the myocardium
◉ anti-embolitic stocking. Answer: stockings made of elastic fabric that
provide support promote blood flow and prevent the formation of blood
clots
◉ aphasia. Answer: the total or partial loss of the ability to use or
understand language
◉ apnea. Answer: the lack or absence of breathing
◉ appropriate response. Answer:
◉ arthritis. Answer: joint inflammation
, ◉ aseptic. Answer: the absence of disease-producing microbes
◉ aspiration. Answer: breathing fluid, food, vomitus, or an object into
the lungs
◉ assault. Answer: intentionally attempting or threatening to touch a
person's body without the person's consent
◉ assistive device. Answer: an object or piece of equipment designed to
help a patient with activities of daily living, such as a cane, eyeglasses,
or a hearing aid
◉ bacteria. Answer: single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus;
prokaryotes
◉ bargaining. Answer:
◉ basic needs. Answer: the first four levels of needs in Maslow's
hierarchy; lower needs tend to be more potent than higher needs
◉ bathing. Answer: the act of washing yourself (or another person)
◉ battery. Answer: touching a person's body without their consent
