CNA Basic nursing skill Test- Questions with
100% Correct Answers
Nosocomial Infection - ANSWER Infection that a client did not have before being
hospitalized/cared for, but acquired after admission or care was provided.
human immunodeficiency virus - ANSWER HIV
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome - ANSWER AIDS
Hand washing - ANSWER The single most effective was to prevent nosocomial
infections.
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureas - ANSWER MRSA
Vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus - ANSWER VRE
penicillin-resistant Streptococcus Pneumoniae - ANSWER PRSP
Intensive care units - ANSWER ICU
MRSA - ANSWER The most drug resistant germ
Contact Precautions - ANSWER Prevent any direct and indirect contact transmission
Airborne Precautions - ANSWER Used to prevent airborne transmission of microbes
(such as TB)
, High Efficiency Particulate Arrestance - ANSWER HEPA Mask
Negative Pressure Rooms - ANSWER Negative Pressure pulls air into the client's room
from the hallway and prevents air from the client's room escaping into the hallway
where other people could become infected
Highly active antiretroviral therapy - ANSWER HAART is used to treat HIV/AIDS
Viral Hepatitis - ANSWER A major liver infection that is spread through the blood
Chronic Hepatitis C - ANSWER Treated with interferon; at times, vitamin K may be
needed for prolonged prothrombin
Physiological Needs - ANSWER Hunger, Thirst, Sleep, etc.
Airway, Breathing, and Cardiovascular Function - ANSWER (ABC's) The greatest and
highest physiological needs:
Esteem - ANSWER Reflect's a person's need to achieve, be competent, gain approval
and recognition from others, and have their own feeling of self-worth and self-esteem.
Self-Actualization - ANSWER Reflects a client's need to reach their highest level of ability
and potential.
Restraint - ANSWER Anything physical or chemical that restricts a person from complete
freedom to move a bout.
100% Correct Answers
Nosocomial Infection - ANSWER Infection that a client did not have before being
hospitalized/cared for, but acquired after admission or care was provided.
human immunodeficiency virus - ANSWER HIV
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome - ANSWER AIDS
Hand washing - ANSWER The single most effective was to prevent nosocomial
infections.
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureas - ANSWER MRSA
Vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus - ANSWER VRE
penicillin-resistant Streptococcus Pneumoniae - ANSWER PRSP
Intensive care units - ANSWER ICU
MRSA - ANSWER The most drug resistant germ
Contact Precautions - ANSWER Prevent any direct and indirect contact transmission
Airborne Precautions - ANSWER Used to prevent airborne transmission of microbes
(such as TB)
, High Efficiency Particulate Arrestance - ANSWER HEPA Mask
Negative Pressure Rooms - ANSWER Negative Pressure pulls air into the client's room
from the hallway and prevents air from the client's room escaping into the hallway
where other people could become infected
Highly active antiretroviral therapy - ANSWER HAART is used to treat HIV/AIDS
Viral Hepatitis - ANSWER A major liver infection that is spread through the blood
Chronic Hepatitis C - ANSWER Treated with interferon; at times, vitamin K may be
needed for prolonged prothrombin
Physiological Needs - ANSWER Hunger, Thirst, Sleep, etc.
Airway, Breathing, and Cardiovascular Function - ANSWER (ABC's) The greatest and
highest physiological needs:
Esteem - ANSWER Reflect's a person's need to achieve, be competent, gain approval
and recognition from others, and have their own feeling of self-worth and self-esteem.
Self-Actualization - ANSWER Reflects a client's need to reach their highest level of ability
and potential.
Restraint - ANSWER Anything physical or chemical that restricts a person from complete
freedom to move a bout.
