CNA HEADMASTER EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM
2025 WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
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The nursing assistant suspects that a resident in the facility is being abused due to multiple unexplained
bruises, refusal to answer most questions, and refusal of ADLs. Which of the following actions should
the nursing assistant take next?
a) Notify the nurse assigned to care for the patient about the bruises.
b) Report the suspected situation to the nursing assistant's immediate supervisor.
c) Ask the resident repeatedly to identify an abuser.
d) Wait for more proof in order to identify the abuser.
b) Report the suspected situation to the nursing assistant's immediate supervisor.
MRSA (Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) is an example of which of the following?
a) A resistant strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat with antibiotics.
b) A bacterial strain that is easy to treat with antibiotics.
c) A mnemonic to remember how to act if there is a fire in the facility.
d) A set of activity guidelines designed to keep residents safe.
a) A resistant strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat with antibiotics.
Nursin assistants work in a lot of different places. One place that CNAs work is a skilled nursing facility.
This type of facility is also called a:
a) Hospital
b) Rehab Center
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,c) Hospice
d) Nursing Home
d) Nursing Home
Who developed the Hierarchy of Needs?
a) Erikson
b) Piaget
c) Maslow
d) Nightingale
c) Maslow
You are the CNA caring for Mrs. Thomas. You see a notation on the nursing care plan that states,
"ambulate at least 10 yards qid." This patient will be assisted with ambulation at which of the following
times?
a) 10 am
b) 10 am and 2 pm
c) 10 am, 2 pm, and 6 pm
d) 10 am, 2 pm, 6 pm and 10 pm
d) 10 am, 2 pm, 6 pm and 10 pm
Four times per day means ______.
QID
Once a day means _____.
QD
Twice a day means _____.
BID
Three times a day means _____.
TID
Which of the following lists the five senses?
a) Sight, Hearing, Taste, Smell and Common Sense.
b) Hearing, Taste, Smell, Common Sense and Auditory.
c) Sight, Taste, Smell, Auditory and Visual.
d) Hearing, Smell, Taste, Sight and Touch.
d) Hearing, Smell, Taste, Sight and Touch.
Where should the wheelchair be placed when transferring a stroke patient from their bed to the chair?
a) On the patient's weak side.
b) At the foot of the bed.
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,c) At the head of the bed.
d) On the patient's strong side.
d) On the patient's strong side.
_____ ______ ______ is at a 90 degree angle and the patient is positioned sitting up.
High Fowler's Position
Of the following symptoms, which one is most likely due to an infection in a resident?
a) Pale skin.
b) Tented skin.
c) Sudden onset confusion.
d) Aphasia.
c) Sudden onset confusion.
Which medical term is often used for "burping, belching and passing gas"?
a) Flank
b) Flatus
c) Fascia
d) Familial
b) Flatus
Making a bed, whether occupied or unoccupied, should end with:
a) Adjusting the height of the bed.
b) Mitering the corners.
c) Moving the call light.
d) Washing your hands.
d) Washing your hands.
Which of these is least likely to contribute to skin tears?
a) Length of hair.
b) Equipment.
c) Resident falls.
d) Length of nails.
a) Length of hair.
Which of these treatments would be best to decrease swelling:
a) Heat compression.
b) Cold compression.
c) Dry bandage pressure.
d) Moist bandages.
b) Cold compression.
Which of these is least likely to signal impending death?
a) Unstable Blood Pressure.
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, b) Cooled Extremities.
c) Labored Breathing.
d) Increase In Appetite.
d) Increase In Appetite.
The patient's head is elevated with legs either bent or straight.
Fowler's Position
The head is over the end of a table.
Rose's Position
The resident is lying on the side.
Sim's Position
Which of these examples demonstrates using proper body mechanics when helping to lift a resident to
bed?
a) Bending at the waist, knees locked, using arm muscles to lift.
b) Bending at the waist, knees unlocked, using arm muscles to lift.
c) Bending at the waist, knees partially flexed, leg muscles to lift.
d) Bending at the waist, knees unlocked, using back muscles to lift.
c) Bending at the waist, knees partially flexed, using leg muscles to lift.
Which of these is incorrect in reference to wearing gloves?
a) Always wear latex gloves because they are the most impermeable option.
b) Wash your hands before putting on, and after removing gloves.
c) Upon removal, avoid letting the outer layer of the gloves contact your skin.
d) Peel the glove away from you so it comes off inside out.
a) Always wear latex gloves because they are the most impermeable option.
If you are walking with a resident and they fall, which of these is not an action you should take?
a) Supply information for the nurse so proper documentation can be made.
b) Inform the nurse.
c) Help the resident off the floor and in to the nearest chair.
d) Keep the resident from moving until you assess if they have injuries.
c) Help the resident off the floor and in to the nearest chair.
The best source of Vitamin D is found in which of these foods?
a) Apples
b) Bread
c) Steak
d) Milk
d) Milk
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2025 WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED DETAILED ANSWERS |FREQUENTLY
TESTED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS |ALREADY
GRADED A+|BRAND NEW !!!|LATEST UPDATE
|GUARANTEED PASS
The nursing assistant suspects that a resident in the facility is being abused due to multiple unexplained
bruises, refusal to answer most questions, and refusal of ADLs. Which of the following actions should
the nursing assistant take next?
a) Notify the nurse assigned to care for the patient about the bruises.
b) Report the suspected situation to the nursing assistant's immediate supervisor.
c) Ask the resident repeatedly to identify an abuser.
d) Wait for more proof in order to identify the abuser.
b) Report the suspected situation to the nursing assistant's immediate supervisor.
MRSA (Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) is an example of which of the following?
a) A resistant strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat with antibiotics.
b) A bacterial strain that is easy to treat with antibiotics.
c) A mnemonic to remember how to act if there is a fire in the facility.
d) A set of activity guidelines designed to keep residents safe.
a) A resistant strain of bacteria that is difficult to treat with antibiotics.
Nursin assistants work in a lot of different places. One place that CNAs work is a skilled nursing facility.
This type of facility is also called a:
a) Hospital
b) Rehab Center
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,c) Hospice
d) Nursing Home
d) Nursing Home
Who developed the Hierarchy of Needs?
a) Erikson
b) Piaget
c) Maslow
d) Nightingale
c) Maslow
You are the CNA caring for Mrs. Thomas. You see a notation on the nursing care plan that states,
"ambulate at least 10 yards qid." This patient will be assisted with ambulation at which of the following
times?
a) 10 am
b) 10 am and 2 pm
c) 10 am, 2 pm, and 6 pm
d) 10 am, 2 pm, 6 pm and 10 pm
d) 10 am, 2 pm, 6 pm and 10 pm
Four times per day means ______.
QID
Once a day means _____.
QD
Twice a day means _____.
BID
Three times a day means _____.
TID
Which of the following lists the five senses?
a) Sight, Hearing, Taste, Smell and Common Sense.
b) Hearing, Taste, Smell, Common Sense and Auditory.
c) Sight, Taste, Smell, Auditory and Visual.
d) Hearing, Smell, Taste, Sight and Touch.
d) Hearing, Smell, Taste, Sight and Touch.
Where should the wheelchair be placed when transferring a stroke patient from their bed to the chair?
a) On the patient's weak side.
b) At the foot of the bed.
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,c) At the head of the bed.
d) On the patient's strong side.
d) On the patient's strong side.
_____ ______ ______ is at a 90 degree angle and the patient is positioned sitting up.
High Fowler's Position
Of the following symptoms, which one is most likely due to an infection in a resident?
a) Pale skin.
b) Tented skin.
c) Sudden onset confusion.
d) Aphasia.
c) Sudden onset confusion.
Which medical term is often used for "burping, belching and passing gas"?
a) Flank
b) Flatus
c) Fascia
d) Familial
b) Flatus
Making a bed, whether occupied or unoccupied, should end with:
a) Adjusting the height of the bed.
b) Mitering the corners.
c) Moving the call light.
d) Washing your hands.
d) Washing your hands.
Which of these is least likely to contribute to skin tears?
a) Length of hair.
b) Equipment.
c) Resident falls.
d) Length of nails.
a) Length of hair.
Which of these treatments would be best to decrease swelling:
a) Heat compression.
b) Cold compression.
c) Dry bandage pressure.
d) Moist bandages.
b) Cold compression.
Which of these is least likely to signal impending death?
a) Unstable Blood Pressure.
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, b) Cooled Extremities.
c) Labored Breathing.
d) Increase In Appetite.
d) Increase In Appetite.
The patient's head is elevated with legs either bent or straight.
Fowler's Position
The head is over the end of a table.
Rose's Position
The resident is lying on the side.
Sim's Position
Which of these examples demonstrates using proper body mechanics when helping to lift a resident to
bed?
a) Bending at the waist, knees locked, using arm muscles to lift.
b) Bending at the waist, knees unlocked, using arm muscles to lift.
c) Bending at the waist, knees partially flexed, leg muscles to lift.
d) Bending at the waist, knees unlocked, using back muscles to lift.
c) Bending at the waist, knees partially flexed, using leg muscles to lift.
Which of these is incorrect in reference to wearing gloves?
a) Always wear latex gloves because they are the most impermeable option.
b) Wash your hands before putting on, and after removing gloves.
c) Upon removal, avoid letting the outer layer of the gloves contact your skin.
d) Peel the glove away from you so it comes off inside out.
a) Always wear latex gloves because they are the most impermeable option.
If you are walking with a resident and they fall, which of these is not an action you should take?
a) Supply information for the nurse so proper documentation can be made.
b) Inform the nurse.
c) Help the resident off the floor and in to the nearest chair.
d) Keep the resident from moving until you assess if they have injuries.
c) Help the resident off the floor and in to the nearest chair.
The best source of Vitamin D is found in which of these foods?
a) Apples
b) Bread
c) Steak
d) Milk
d) Milk
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