CNA Practice exam with 100% correct answers

People with acute illnesses are usually cared for in: A. home care B. hospitals C. long term care facilities D. physicians office B. The person who receives care in long-term care facility is the: A. client B. patient C.resident D. invalid C. The minimum number of hours of continuing education that the nurse assistant must have every year is: A. two B. four C. eight D. twelve D. The members of the healthcare team includes the: A. resident B.Licensed nurse C. nurse assistant D. All the above D. Needs on the lowest level of Maslowe's hierarchy include: A. love B. safety C. food D. self esteam C. According to Maslowe's theory: A. the needs at one level must be satisfied before needs at the next level become important. B. the need for self esteem is the most important of all. C. self actualization is the feeling of love from your family members D. all the above A. An example of an aging change in the cardiovascular system is: A. lung capacity increases due to muscular rigidly B. blood pressure increases C. the heart rate increases D. all the above B An example of aging change in the urinary system is: A. bladder capacity changes B. kidney function increases during the day C. fewer hormones are secreted D. all the above D. An example of an aging change in the digestive system is: A. movement of food through the stomach increases B. the stomach stretches, enabling it to hold a larger amount of food C. the gag reflexes is less effective D. all the above C. An example of an aging change in the musculoskeletal system is: A. the ability to feel pressure and temperature increases B. bones become more porous and break easily C. endurance increases D. all the above B.