CNA HEADMASTER TEST FINAL EXAM
AND PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS 2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED A+
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.
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.
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.
Because of breathing difficulties, the dying person is
generally more comfortable in the?
a) Supine position
b) Trendelenburg's position
c) Prone position
d) Semi-Fowler's position - ....ANSWER...d) Semi-
Fowler's position
, Which of the following is a key part of care when
administering a bath to a resident?
a) Clean the perineal area of a patient before
assisting them to clean their face.
b) Use cool water when bathing the patient to
promote better circulation.
c) Allow participation in care to promote a sense of
independence.
d) Perform all care for the resident in order to
conserve their energy. - ....ANSWER...c) Allow
participation in care to promote a sense of
independence.
The nursing assistant knows that the term "NPO"
means:
a) Bedrest only.
b) No oral temperatures are to be taken.
c) Nothing by mouth.
d) Liquid diet. - ....ANSWER...c) Nothing by mouth.
The nursing assistant should tell the nurse if the
client with diabetes:
AND PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS 2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED A+
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.
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.
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.
Because of breathing difficulties, the dying person is
generally more comfortable in the?
a) Supine position
b) Trendelenburg's position
c) Prone position
d) Semi-Fowler's position - ....ANSWER...d) Semi-
Fowler's position
, Which of the following is a key part of care when
administering a bath to a resident?
a) Clean the perineal area of a patient before
assisting them to clean their face.
b) Use cool water when bathing the patient to
promote better circulation.
c) Allow participation in care to promote a sense of
independence.
d) Perform all care for the resident in order to
conserve their energy. - ....ANSWER...c) Allow
participation in care to promote a sense of
independence.
The nursing assistant knows that the term "NPO"
means:
a) Bedrest only.
b) No oral temperatures are to be taken.
c) Nothing by mouth.
d) Liquid diet. - ....ANSWER...c) Nothing by mouth.
The nursing assistant should tell the nurse if the
client with diabetes:
