Prometric CNA COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK FINAL EXAM
2026-2027 \WITH COMPLETE 1500 QUESTIONS AND
ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS\(CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) A NEW UPDATED VERSION |GUARANTEED
PASS|| LATEST UPDATE ||BEST DOCUMENT FOR FINAL EXAM
PREPARATION
A resident in your care has called you for help. He claims he can't
find his dentures. As a nursing assistant, it is your responsibility to
____.
a. document the loss in the patient's medical record
b. tell the resident that you will notify the family contact member
c. ask the resident to refrain from eating until the dentures are located
d. notify the supervising nurse
d. notify the supervising nurse
,Applying friction in the handwashing process is very important.
According to CDC recommendations, the scrubbing portion of
handwashing should take ____.
a. any amount of time, as long as you scrub until hands feel clean
b. 20 seconds
c. 60 seconds
d. 10 seconds
b. 20 seconds
All of these precautions should be followed when using a transfer-
gait belt, except ____.
a. slightly rocking and pulling when using a gait belt on a resident in
a sitting position
b. never using a frayed or worn transfer-gait belt
c. not worrying about proper body mechanics
d. placing transfer belts around the resident's waist
c. not worrying about proper body mechanics
,Which of these is considered an accurate method for counting
respiration rate?
a. The resident counts to 60 while the nursing assistant counts
respirations.
b. The nursing assistant watches the chest while the nurse looks at
her watch to time 60 seconds
c. The resident counts to 60 while the nursing assistant counts
respirations.
d. The nursing assistant looks at the resident's chest and a watch at
the same time
d. The nursing assistant looks at the resident's chest and a watch at the
same time
The medical term tetraplegia—meaning paralysis of all four
extremities—is often used interchangeably with the term ____.
a. paraplegia
b. hemiplegia
c. cardioplegia
d. quadriplegia
d. quadriplegia
, Which of these is not true when taking a blood pressure reading?
a. Blood pressure readings can be a little higher in the mornings.
b. The optimum position for the resident is sitting with both feet on the
floor.
c. It is best if the resident does not talk while his or her blood
pressure reading is being taken.
d. The optimum position for the resident is lying down with his or
her feet elevated.
d. The optimum position for the resident is lying down with his or
her feet elevated.
A resident has the following symptoms: dizziness, feeling faint,
blood pressure below 90/60 and cold, sweaty skin. The resident is
most likely suffering from ____.
a. hypodermia
b. hypoglottis
c. hypertension
d. hypotension
d. hypotension
2026-2027 \WITH COMPLETE 1500 QUESTIONS AND
ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS\(CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) A NEW UPDATED VERSION |GUARANTEED
PASS|| LATEST UPDATE ||BEST DOCUMENT FOR FINAL EXAM
PREPARATION
A resident in your care has called you for help. He claims he can't
find his dentures. As a nursing assistant, it is your responsibility to
____.
a. document the loss in the patient's medical record
b. tell the resident that you will notify the family contact member
c. ask the resident to refrain from eating until the dentures are located
d. notify the supervising nurse
d. notify the supervising nurse
,Applying friction in the handwashing process is very important.
According to CDC recommendations, the scrubbing portion of
handwashing should take ____.
a. any amount of time, as long as you scrub until hands feel clean
b. 20 seconds
c. 60 seconds
d. 10 seconds
b. 20 seconds
All of these precautions should be followed when using a transfer-
gait belt, except ____.
a. slightly rocking and pulling when using a gait belt on a resident in
a sitting position
b. never using a frayed or worn transfer-gait belt
c. not worrying about proper body mechanics
d. placing transfer belts around the resident's waist
c. not worrying about proper body mechanics
,Which of these is considered an accurate method for counting
respiration rate?
a. The resident counts to 60 while the nursing assistant counts
respirations.
b. The nursing assistant watches the chest while the nurse looks at
her watch to time 60 seconds
c. The resident counts to 60 while the nursing assistant counts
respirations.
d. The nursing assistant looks at the resident's chest and a watch at
the same time
d. The nursing assistant looks at the resident's chest and a watch at the
same time
The medical term tetraplegia—meaning paralysis of all four
extremities—is often used interchangeably with the term ____.
a. paraplegia
b. hemiplegia
c. cardioplegia
d. quadriplegia
d. quadriplegia
, Which of these is not true when taking a blood pressure reading?
a. Blood pressure readings can be a little higher in the mornings.
b. The optimum position for the resident is sitting with both feet on the
floor.
c. It is best if the resident does not talk while his or her blood
pressure reading is being taken.
d. The optimum position for the resident is lying down with his or
her feet elevated.
d. The optimum position for the resident is lying down with his or
her feet elevated.
A resident has the following symptoms: dizziness, feeling faint,
blood pressure below 90/60 and cold, sweaty skin. The resident is
most likely suffering from ____.
a. hypodermia
b. hypoglottis
c. hypertension
d. hypotension
d. hypotension
