GA CNA Written Exam 2026/2027 exam questions and
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Terms in this set (83)
1. Which of the
following is NOT part of standard Placing
resident in a single room precautions? 2
multiple choice options
A. Using PPE
B. Removing organic material
before disinfection or
sterilization procedures
C. Placing the resident in a single room
D. Hand hygiene
1. Which of the following
is NOT part of oral care for an Using a toothbrush to
clean the resident's teeth unconscious person?
A. Use a toothbrush to clean the resident's teeth
B. Protect the resident from aspiration
C. Assume the resident can hear you
D. Avoid inserting fingers inside the resident's mouth
,1. Which of the
following is the correct temperature for a
110 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT resident's bath?
A. 130 Degrees Fahrenheit
B. 110 Degrees Fahrenheit
C. 120 Degrees Fahrenheit
D. 100 Degrees Fahrenheit
1. Which of the
following is NOT part of the recording ALWAYS
ERASE MISTAKES COMPLETELY responsibilities of a
CNA?
A. Always erase mistakes completely
B. Always record the date and time of every observation
C. Always identify the resident
D. Always use ink
1. Restorative nursing care helps the
patient with all of the FOCUS ON WHAT THE RESIDENT IS
UNABLE TO DO BECAUSE OF AN INJURY following except: OR ILLNESS
,A. Improves the mobility of the resident.
B. Improves the communication practices of the resident.
C. Improves the cognitive functioning of the resident.
D. Focuses on what the resident
is unable to do because of an
injury or illness.
1. Which
of the following is NOT one of the five
stages of
DONATING grief?
A. Bargaining
B. Donating
C. Denial
D. Acceptance
1. Which of the following is true about the use of
gloves? The outsides of gloves are contaminated.
A. The outsides of gloves are contaminated. Nursing assistants must use gloves
every time they may come into contact with
B. Nursing assistants must use gloves every time they may body fluids.
come into contact with body fluids. Nursing assistants must change gloves every
time they move from a contaminated
C. Nursing assistants must change gloves every
time they body site to a
clean body site. move from a contaminated body
site to a clean body site.
D. All of the above
, 1. Which of the following is an acute disorder or
illness? PNEUMONIA
A. Type 1 Diabetes
B. Multiple Sclerosis
C. Alzheimer's disease
D. Pneumonia
1. Which of the following is
true about a patient's medical A PT HAS A RIGHT TO SEE
THEIR MEDICAL RECORD record?
A. It is not important for
healthcare providers to protect
patient confidentiality
regarding the patient's
medical record.
B. A patient has the right to see her medical record.
C. The medical record is only
important for the patient in the
first three months of
residential nursing care.
1. Which of the following demonstrates
neglect of a CNA PROVIDES NO TX TO THE
RESIDENT AND DOES NOT SPEAK TO OR resident? ACKNOWLEDGE
THEM IN ANY WAY
A. The nursing assistant
provides no treatment to the
resident, and does not speak
to or acknowledge her in any
answers with complete solutions verified
27 studiers today (1 review)
Terms in this set (83)
1. Which of the
following is NOT part of standard Placing
resident in a single room precautions? 2
multiple choice options
A. Using PPE
B. Removing organic material
before disinfection or
sterilization procedures
C. Placing the resident in a single room
D. Hand hygiene
1. Which of the following
is NOT part of oral care for an Using a toothbrush to
clean the resident's teeth unconscious person?
A. Use a toothbrush to clean the resident's teeth
B. Protect the resident from aspiration
C. Assume the resident can hear you
D. Avoid inserting fingers inside the resident's mouth
,1. Which of the
following is the correct temperature for a
110 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT resident's bath?
A. 130 Degrees Fahrenheit
B. 110 Degrees Fahrenheit
C. 120 Degrees Fahrenheit
D. 100 Degrees Fahrenheit
1. Which of the
following is NOT part of the recording ALWAYS
ERASE MISTAKES COMPLETELY responsibilities of a
CNA?
A. Always erase mistakes completely
B. Always record the date and time of every observation
C. Always identify the resident
D. Always use ink
1. Restorative nursing care helps the
patient with all of the FOCUS ON WHAT THE RESIDENT IS
UNABLE TO DO BECAUSE OF AN INJURY following except: OR ILLNESS
,A. Improves the mobility of the resident.
B. Improves the communication practices of the resident.
C. Improves the cognitive functioning of the resident.
D. Focuses on what the resident
is unable to do because of an
injury or illness.
1. Which
of the following is NOT one of the five
stages of
DONATING grief?
A. Bargaining
B. Donating
C. Denial
D. Acceptance
1. Which of the following is true about the use of
gloves? The outsides of gloves are contaminated.
A. The outsides of gloves are contaminated. Nursing assistants must use gloves
every time they may come into contact with
B. Nursing assistants must use gloves every time they may body fluids.
come into contact with body fluids. Nursing assistants must change gloves every
time they move from a contaminated
C. Nursing assistants must change gloves every
time they body site to a
clean body site. move from a contaminated body
site to a clean body site.
D. All of the above
, 1. Which of the following is an acute disorder or
illness? PNEUMONIA
A. Type 1 Diabetes
B. Multiple Sclerosis
C. Alzheimer's disease
D. Pneumonia
1. Which of the following is
true about a patient's medical A PT HAS A RIGHT TO SEE
THEIR MEDICAL RECORD record?
A. It is not important for
healthcare providers to protect
patient confidentiality
regarding the patient's
medical record.
B. A patient has the right to see her medical record.
C. The medical record is only
important for the patient in the
first three months of
residential nursing care.
1. Which of the following demonstrates
neglect of a CNA PROVIDES NO TX TO THE
RESIDENT AND DOES NOT SPEAK TO OR resident? ACKNOWLEDGE
THEM IN ANY WAY
A. The nursing assistant
provides no treatment to the
resident, and does not speak
to or acknowledge her in any
