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CNA HEADMASTER EXAM AND PRACTICE
EXAM AND STUDYGUIDE NEWEST 2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 300 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |100% GUARANTEED
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CNA HEADMASTER EXAM
Proper body mechanics when lifting clients involve which
of the following?
a) Keep the spine curved.
b) Bending at the waist.
c) Bending at the knees.
d) Avoid seeking assistance. - ANSWER-c) Bending at
the knees.
Which of the following would be a primary indication of
hepatitis?
a) Hypertension.
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b) Hyperglycemia.
c) Jaundice.
d) Hypotension. - ANSWER-c) Jaundice.
Which of the following aspects of care is important for a
confused client?
a) Checking the client's blood sugar every hour.
b) Asking the client their name.
c) Keeping the client contained in their room.
d) Reorienting the client frequently with clocks,
calendars, and family mementos. - ANSWER-d)
Reorienting the client frequently with clocks, calendars,
and family mementos.
What type of client may opt to receive hospice care?
a) Client with kidney disease.
b) Client with cancer.
c) Terminally ill client.
d) Client with diabetes. - ANSWER-c) Terminally ill
client.
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What is the main difference between palliative care and
hospice care?
a) In hospice care, the focus of support is the family.
b) In palliative care, treatment of the disease may
continue.
c) In palliative care, the person always remains at home.
d) In hospice care, life-saving measures are taken to
prolong life. - ANSWER-d) In hospice care, life-saving
measures are taken to prolong life.
________ ________ is care that involves relieving or
reducing the intensity of uncomfortable symptoms
without producing a cure. - ANSWER-Palliative Care
Cheyne-Stokes respirations (increased respirations,
labored breathing, periods of apnea) occur in a client who:
a) Has a history of chronic respiratory issues.
b) Is unconscious.
c) Is recovering from an asthma attack.
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d) Is close to death. - ANSWER-d) Is close to death.
A client in the day room is having a panic attack. The
nursing assistant should:
a) Tell the client to breathe as slowly and deeply as
possible.
b) Have the client talk about the panic attack.
c) Encourage the client to verbalize their feelings.
d) Ask the client about the cause of the panic attack. -
ANSWER-a) Tell the client to breathe as slowly and
deeply as possible.
Hearing is one of the last functions lost, so it is important
to:
a) Ask the person questions while giving care.
b) Talk in a loud voice so the person can hear you.
c) Provide re-assurance and explanations about care.
d) Ask the family to be quiet so they do not disturb. -
ANSWER-c) Provide re-assurance and explanations
about care.
CNA HEADMASTER EXAM AND PRACTICE
EXAM AND STUDYGUIDE NEWEST 2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 300 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |100% GUARANTEED
PASS!
CNA HEADMASTER EXAM
Proper body mechanics when lifting clients involve which
of the following?
a) Keep the spine curved.
b) Bending at the waist.
c) Bending at the knees.
d) Avoid seeking assistance. - ANSWER-c) Bending at
the knees.
Which of the following would be a primary indication of
hepatitis?
a) Hypertension.
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b) Hyperglycemia.
c) Jaundice.
d) Hypotension. - ANSWER-c) Jaundice.
Which of the following aspects of care is important for a
confused client?
a) Checking the client's blood sugar every hour.
b) Asking the client their name.
c) Keeping the client contained in their room.
d) Reorienting the client frequently with clocks,
calendars, and family mementos. - ANSWER-d)
Reorienting the client frequently with clocks, calendars,
and family mementos.
What type of client may opt to receive hospice care?
a) Client with kidney disease.
b) Client with cancer.
c) Terminally ill client.
d) Client with diabetes. - ANSWER-c) Terminally ill
client.
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What is the main difference between palliative care and
hospice care?
a) In hospice care, the focus of support is the family.
b) In palliative care, treatment of the disease may
continue.
c) In palliative care, the person always remains at home.
d) In hospice care, life-saving measures are taken to
prolong life. - ANSWER-d) In hospice care, life-saving
measures are taken to prolong life.
________ ________ is care that involves relieving or
reducing the intensity of uncomfortable symptoms
without producing a cure. - ANSWER-Palliative Care
Cheyne-Stokes respirations (increased respirations,
labored breathing, periods of apnea) occur in a client who:
a) Has a history of chronic respiratory issues.
b) Is unconscious.
c) Is recovering from an asthma attack.
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d) Is close to death. - ANSWER-d) Is close to death.
A client in the day room is having a panic attack. The
nursing assistant should:
a) Tell the client to breathe as slowly and deeply as
possible.
b) Have the client talk about the panic attack.
c) Encourage the client to verbalize their feelings.
d) Ask the client about the cause of the panic attack. -
ANSWER-a) Tell the client to breathe as slowly and
deeply as possible.
Hearing is one of the last functions lost, so it is important
to:
a) Ask the person questions while giving care.
b) Talk in a loud voice so the person can hear you.
c) Provide re-assurance and explanations about care.
d) Ask the family to be quiet so they do not disturb. -
ANSWER-c) Provide re-assurance and explanations
about care.
