CNA STATE BOARD 2025 NEW LATEST
VERSION WITH QUESTIONS FROM
ACTUAL PAST EXAM AND 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS
An ambulatory client is newly admitted. Before leaving the
client alone, the nurse aide should
a. ask if the client is hungry.
b. inspect the client's skin.
c. assess the client's intake and output.
d. make sure the client knows how to use the call bell.
Correct Answer d. make sure the client knows how to use
the call bell.
When lifting a heavy object, the correct method would be
to bend at the
a. waist, keeping your legs straight.
b. waist, rounding your shoulders.
c. knees, keeping your back straight.
d. knees and waist. Correct Answer c. knees, keeping
your back straight.
When should nurse aides wash their hands?
a. after eating
b. before using the bathroom
c. after client care
d. before cleaning a bedpan Correct Answer c. after client
care
,When assisting a client with eating, one of the first things
the nurse aide should do is
a. cut the food into bite-size pieces.
b. wash his own hands and the client's hands.
c. butter the client's bread.
d. provide the client with privacy. Correct Answer b. wash
his own hands and the client's hands.
A patient has a new cast on her right arm. While caring for
her, it is important to first observe for
a. pulse above the cast.
b. color and hardness of the cast.
c. warmth and color of fingers.
d. signs of crumbling at the cast end. Correct Answer c.
warmth and color of fingers.
Encouraging a client to take part in activities of daily living
(ADLs) such as bathing, combing hair, and feeding is
a. done only when time permits.
b. the family's responsibility.
c. necessary for rehabilitation.
d. a violation of client rights. Correct Answer c. necessary
for rehabilitation.
In caring for a confused elderly man, it is important to
remember to
a. keep the bedrails up except when you are at the
bedside.
b. close the door to the room so that he does
not disturb other patients.
c: keep the room dark and quiet at all times to
,keep the patient from becoming upset,
d. remind him each morning to shower and
shave independently. Correct Answer a. keep the bedrails
up except when you are at
the bedside.
Before assisting a client into a wheelchair, the first action
would be to check if the
a. client is adequately covered.
b. floor is slippery.
c. door to the room is closed.
d. wheels of the chair are locked. Correct Answer d.
wheels of the chair are locked.
A client has a weak left side. When transferring the client
from the bed to the wheelchair, the
nurse aide should stand
a. on the right side.
b. in front of the client.
c. on the left side.
d. behind the client. Correct Answer c. on the left side.
While making rounds at 5:30 A.M., a nurse aide finds a
patient lying on the floor. What should the nurse aide do
first?
a. Call 911.
b. Perform CPR.
c. Call for help.
d. Assess the client's pulse and respirations. Correct
Answer d. Assess the client's pulse and respirations.
, When moving a wheelchair onto an elevator, the nurse
aide should stay
a. behind the chair and pull it toward the aide.
b. behind the chair and push it away from the
aide.
c. in front of the client to observe the client's
condition.
d. at the side of the wheelchair while opening
the door. Correct Answer a. behind the chair and pull it
toward the aide.
A client's family wants to talk about the client's impending
death, but the client does not want to talk about it. The
family should be encouraged to
a. carry on the conversation away from the
client.
b. talk freely in front of the client in order to
help the client to accept it.
c. wait until the client dies to talk about it.
d. force the client to talk about it with them. Correct
Answer a. carry on the conversation away from the
client.
The Foley bag must be kept lower than the client's bladder
so that
a. urine will not leak out, soiling the bed.
b. urine will not return to the bladder, causing
infection.
c. the bag will be hidden and the client will not
be embarrassed.
VERSION WITH QUESTIONS FROM
ACTUAL PAST EXAM AND 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS
An ambulatory client is newly admitted. Before leaving the
client alone, the nurse aide should
a. ask if the client is hungry.
b. inspect the client's skin.
c. assess the client's intake and output.
d. make sure the client knows how to use the call bell.
Correct Answer d. make sure the client knows how to use
the call bell.
When lifting a heavy object, the correct method would be
to bend at the
a. waist, keeping your legs straight.
b. waist, rounding your shoulders.
c. knees, keeping your back straight.
d. knees and waist. Correct Answer c. knees, keeping
your back straight.
When should nurse aides wash their hands?
a. after eating
b. before using the bathroom
c. after client care
d. before cleaning a bedpan Correct Answer c. after client
care
,When assisting a client with eating, one of the first things
the nurse aide should do is
a. cut the food into bite-size pieces.
b. wash his own hands and the client's hands.
c. butter the client's bread.
d. provide the client with privacy. Correct Answer b. wash
his own hands and the client's hands.
A patient has a new cast on her right arm. While caring for
her, it is important to first observe for
a. pulse above the cast.
b. color and hardness of the cast.
c. warmth and color of fingers.
d. signs of crumbling at the cast end. Correct Answer c.
warmth and color of fingers.
Encouraging a client to take part in activities of daily living
(ADLs) such as bathing, combing hair, and feeding is
a. done only when time permits.
b. the family's responsibility.
c. necessary for rehabilitation.
d. a violation of client rights. Correct Answer c. necessary
for rehabilitation.
In caring for a confused elderly man, it is important to
remember to
a. keep the bedrails up except when you are at the
bedside.
b. close the door to the room so that he does
not disturb other patients.
c: keep the room dark and quiet at all times to
,keep the patient from becoming upset,
d. remind him each morning to shower and
shave independently. Correct Answer a. keep the bedrails
up except when you are at
the bedside.
Before assisting a client into a wheelchair, the first action
would be to check if the
a. client is adequately covered.
b. floor is slippery.
c. door to the room is closed.
d. wheels of the chair are locked. Correct Answer d.
wheels of the chair are locked.
A client has a weak left side. When transferring the client
from the bed to the wheelchair, the
nurse aide should stand
a. on the right side.
b. in front of the client.
c. on the left side.
d. behind the client. Correct Answer c. on the left side.
While making rounds at 5:30 A.M., a nurse aide finds a
patient lying on the floor. What should the nurse aide do
first?
a. Call 911.
b. Perform CPR.
c. Call for help.
d. Assess the client's pulse and respirations. Correct
Answer d. Assess the client's pulse and respirations.
, When moving a wheelchair onto an elevator, the nurse
aide should stay
a. behind the chair and pull it toward the aide.
b. behind the chair and push it away from the
aide.
c. in front of the client to observe the client's
condition.
d. at the side of the wheelchair while opening
the door. Correct Answer a. behind the chair and pull it
toward the aide.
A client's family wants to talk about the client's impending
death, but the client does not want to talk about it. The
family should be encouraged to
a. carry on the conversation away from the
client.
b. talk freely in front of the client in order to
help the client to accept it.
c. wait until the client dies to talk about it.
d. force the client to talk about it with them. Correct
Answer a. carry on the conversation away from the
client.
The Foley bag must be kept lower than the client's bladder
so that
a. urine will not leak out, soiling the bed.
b. urine will not return to the bladder, causing
infection.
c. the bag will be hidden and the client will not
be embarrassed.
