CNA FINAL EXAM
CNA FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
An acute illness is ANS >> A sudden illness from which the person is
expected to recover
Persons living in nursing centres are called ANS >> residents
The nursing team involves the following except ANS >> Doctors
You have an important role in meeting standards and in the survey
process. You must do the following except ANS >> Interview patients
and family
The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 is a ANS >> Federal
Law
,CNA FINAL EXAM
OBRA requires retraining and/or new competency evaluation for
persons who ANS >> Have not worked as a nursing assistant for 2 years
Does a nurse have to delegate a task to you? ANS >> No. The nurse
makes delegation decisions that are best for the person
A nursing assistant is also an EMT who works for the fire dept. In her
EMT role, she is allowed to start IVs. On the weekend, she works as a
nursing assistant at a nursing centre. The RN asks her to start an IV on a
resident. What should the nursing assistant do? ANS >> Politely refuse
to do the task and explain why
Unlawful restraint or restriction of a person's movement is ANS >>
False imprisonment
You see a nursing assistant hitting a resident. What should you do?
ANS >> Tell the nurse
Work ethics mean ANS >> Behaviour in the workplace
You should wear a wristwatch that ANS >> Has a sweep hand
Treating the person with dignity is ANS >> Respectfulness
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A nursing centre wants to hire you. Which is NOT required? ANS >> A
photo
You see two health team members talking quietly to each other. You tell
your co-worker what you overhear. This is ANS >> Gossip
You need to talk to the nurse about a patient or resident. Where should
you do this? ANS >> In private
Before leaving the unit for a break, you need to ANS >> Tell the nurse
A patient's care is assigned to Sally. The patient needs to use the
bathroom. Sally is on a meal break. Who will help the patient? ANS >>
Any staff member on the unit will help
Which will NOT protect patients, residents, and you from harm? ANS
>> Making excuses or blaming others for your actions
Stress is ANS >> The response or change in the body caused by any
emotional, physical, social, or economic factor
Which of the following are used to record frequent measurements or
observations? ANS >> Flow sheets
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When should you report changes in the person's condition? ANS >> At
once
These statements are about charting, which is incorrect? ANS >> You
can chart a procedure before completing it
When charting, you should record ANS >> Safety measures performed
Messages sent through facial expressions, gestures, posture, and body
movements is ANS >> Body language
Which is correct? ANS >> Calling patients and residents by their titles
(Mr./Mrs./Ms./Dr.) promotes dignity and shows respect
You can help a new resident felt safe and secure by ANS >> Listening to
the person's concerns
Family and friends usually help meet the person’s ANS >> Love and
belonging needs
Which is a common response to illness and disability ANS >> Anger
CNA FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
An acute illness is ANS >> A sudden illness from which the person is
expected to recover
Persons living in nursing centres are called ANS >> residents
The nursing team involves the following except ANS >> Doctors
You have an important role in meeting standards and in the survey
process. You must do the following except ANS >> Interview patients
and family
The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 is a ANS >> Federal
Law
,CNA FINAL EXAM
OBRA requires retraining and/or new competency evaluation for
persons who ANS >> Have not worked as a nursing assistant for 2 years
Does a nurse have to delegate a task to you? ANS >> No. The nurse
makes delegation decisions that are best for the person
A nursing assistant is also an EMT who works for the fire dept. In her
EMT role, she is allowed to start IVs. On the weekend, she works as a
nursing assistant at a nursing centre. The RN asks her to start an IV on a
resident. What should the nursing assistant do? ANS >> Politely refuse
to do the task and explain why
Unlawful restraint or restriction of a person's movement is ANS >>
False imprisonment
You see a nursing assistant hitting a resident. What should you do?
ANS >> Tell the nurse
Work ethics mean ANS >> Behaviour in the workplace
You should wear a wristwatch that ANS >> Has a sweep hand
Treating the person with dignity is ANS >> Respectfulness
,CNA FINAL EXAM
A nursing centre wants to hire you. Which is NOT required? ANS >> A
photo
You see two health team members talking quietly to each other. You tell
your co-worker what you overhear. This is ANS >> Gossip
You need to talk to the nurse about a patient or resident. Where should
you do this? ANS >> In private
Before leaving the unit for a break, you need to ANS >> Tell the nurse
A patient's care is assigned to Sally. The patient needs to use the
bathroom. Sally is on a meal break. Who will help the patient? ANS >>
Any staff member on the unit will help
Which will NOT protect patients, residents, and you from harm? ANS
>> Making excuses or blaming others for your actions
Stress is ANS >> The response or change in the body caused by any
emotional, physical, social, or economic factor
Which of the following are used to record frequent measurements or
observations? ANS >> Flow sheets
, CNA FINAL EXAM
When should you report changes in the person's condition? ANS >> At
once
These statements are about charting, which is incorrect? ANS >> You
can chart a procedure before completing it
When charting, you should record ANS >> Safety measures performed
Messages sent through facial expressions, gestures, posture, and body
movements is ANS >> Body language
Which is correct? ANS >> Calling patients and residents by their titles
(Mr./Mrs./Ms./Dr.) promotes dignity and shows respect
You can help a new resident felt safe and secure by ANS >> Listening to
the person's concerns
Family and friends usually help meet the person’s ANS >> Love and
belonging needs
Which is a common response to illness and disability ANS >> Anger
