CNA Chapter 10 Exam Correct Questions and Verified Answers

CNA Chapter 10 Exam Correct Questions and Verified Answers Which of the following are considered forms of identification? A.) References and NA certificates B.) Driver's license and high school diploma C.) Social security and driver's license D.) Job application and GED - ANS C.) Social security and driver's license Which statement is true of references? A.) They should come from relatives B.) They should come from former employers C.) They should come from friends D.) They should come from parents - ANS B.) They should come former employers Ideally speaking, how many pages long should a resume be? A.) One page B.) Two pages C.) Three pages D.) As many pages as needed to convey all important information - ANS A.) One page Why might an employer perform a criminal background check on newly-hired NAs? A.) NAs are known to steal from facilities B.) It is best never to trust anyone C.) Employers like to have power over their employees D.) The law may require it for the protection of residents - ANS D.) The law may require it for the protection of residents Which of the following statements is true of job applications? A.) The candidate should leave anything blank that he does not want to answer B.) The candidate can write "N/A" for questions that do not apply to him C.) The candidate should complete the application before reading it all the way through to save time D.) The candidate should not tell the truth if certain answers will make him look bad - ANS B.) The candidate can write "N/A" for questions that do not apply to him What should a candidate for a nursing assistant job be sure to do when going for an interview? A.) Find someone to care for her children so she does not have to take them along B.) Put on all of her most striking jewelry C.) Wear perfume so that she smells nice D.) Wear flip-flops so that she feels comfortable and relaxed - ANS A.) Find someone to care for her children so she does not have to take them along Which of the following would be the least appropriate thing to say to a potential employer when interviewing for a job? A.) "I love the idea of making people's lives more comfortable and helping them get better." B.) "I have three younger siblings so I really started taking care of others as a child." C.) "I left my last job because my boss was always criticizing me even though I wasn't doing anything wrong." D.) "My last supervisor was fantastic and I learned a lot at that job, but I'm really excited to gain new skills as a nursing assistant." - ANS C.) "I left my last job because my boss was always criticizing me even though I wasn't doing anything wrong." Which of the following is one reason a job description is important? A.) It can show the resident what the NA is supposed to do. B.) It outlines the steps the NA needs to take if she has a disagreement with another care team member. C.) It can reduce misunderstandings between the NA and her employer about the NA's job duties. D.) The NA can refer to it if she forgets how to perform certain procedures. - ANS C.) It can reduce misunderstandings between the NA and her employer about the NA's job duties The best response an NA can give to hostile criticism is