Page 1 + 2 CNA TSA Study Guide questions and
answer with solutions 2025
Certification requirements for CNA in the State of Idaho - ANSWER -80 Hours Class Time
-32 Hours Clinical
-8 Hours (Either)
-Skills & Written Evaluations
Define Scope of Practice for a CNA - ANSWER The CNA will perform only the tasks in the course
standards and Resident Care Procedures manual, unless trained appropriately by licensed staff
of the facility with policies and procedures and a system for ongoing monitoring to assure
compliance with the task, i.e., (see supplements for examples).
Define Job Description of a CNA - ANSWER A document that describes what the agency expects
you to do.
Define Skill Guidelines for a CNA - ANSWER Procedure Manual that assists the CNA for
certification for the test.
Identify facility procedure and policies. - ANSWER Depends on the workplace and setting.
Consequences of social media and confidentiality in regards to patients' rights. - ANSWER
(HIPAA) Failure to follow HIPAA rules can result in fines, penalties, and criminal action including
jail time.
Describe the ethical behavior of a nursing assistant. - ANSWER CNA has knowledge of what is
right and wrong. CNA does the right thing even when no-one is looking.
, Define Liability as a CNA. - ANSWER An obligation required to be fulfilled by law, usually
financial in nature.
Define Negligence in a Healthcare Setting. - ANSWER An unintentional wrong in which a person
did not act in a reasonable and careful manner and a person or the persons property was
harmed.
Define Tort Laws - ANSWER Prevention of wrongs committed against a person or the persons
property.
Define incident reporting. - ANSWER If resident is hurt or injured in any way a report indicating
the complaint or injuries must be filled out.
Define consequences which can be taken under OBRA. - ANSWER -Denial of Certification
-Fine
-Other disciplinary actions
List the basic (HIPAA) rules and regulations that everyone must abide by. - ANSWER -Keep all
info about the person confidential
-Close the privacy curtain when giving care
-Don't discuss the person or the persons treatment with anyone besides medical personnel
-Allow the person to visit with others in private
Define residents rights. - ANSWER • Respect
• Fair treatment without discrimination
• Dignity
• Privacy
• Protection from danger and harm
answer with solutions 2025
Certification requirements for CNA in the State of Idaho - ANSWER -80 Hours Class Time
-32 Hours Clinical
-8 Hours (Either)
-Skills & Written Evaluations
Define Scope of Practice for a CNA - ANSWER The CNA will perform only the tasks in the course
standards and Resident Care Procedures manual, unless trained appropriately by licensed staff
of the facility with policies and procedures and a system for ongoing monitoring to assure
compliance with the task, i.e., (see supplements for examples).
Define Job Description of a CNA - ANSWER A document that describes what the agency expects
you to do.
Define Skill Guidelines for a CNA - ANSWER Procedure Manual that assists the CNA for
certification for the test.
Identify facility procedure and policies. - ANSWER Depends on the workplace and setting.
Consequences of social media and confidentiality in regards to patients' rights. - ANSWER
(HIPAA) Failure to follow HIPAA rules can result in fines, penalties, and criminal action including
jail time.
Describe the ethical behavior of a nursing assistant. - ANSWER CNA has knowledge of what is
right and wrong. CNA does the right thing even when no-one is looking.
, Define Liability as a CNA. - ANSWER An obligation required to be fulfilled by law, usually
financial in nature.
Define Negligence in a Healthcare Setting. - ANSWER An unintentional wrong in which a person
did not act in a reasonable and careful manner and a person or the persons property was
harmed.
Define Tort Laws - ANSWER Prevention of wrongs committed against a person or the persons
property.
Define incident reporting. - ANSWER If resident is hurt or injured in any way a report indicating
the complaint or injuries must be filled out.
Define consequences which can be taken under OBRA. - ANSWER -Denial of Certification
-Fine
-Other disciplinary actions
List the basic (HIPAA) rules and regulations that everyone must abide by. - ANSWER -Keep all
info about the person confidential
-Close the privacy curtain when giving care
-Don't discuss the person or the persons treatment with anyone besides medical personnel
-Allow the person to visit with others in private
Define residents rights. - ANSWER • Respect
• Fair treatment without discrimination
• Dignity
• Privacy
• Protection from danger and harm
