PROMETRIC CAN FINAL PAPER 2025/2026 QUESTIONS
AND SOLUTIONS MARKED A+
✔✔Nervous system benefits of exercise - ✔✔improves relaxation and sleep
✔✔Endocrine benefits of exercise - ✔✔increases metabolism, helping to maintain
healthy body weight
✔✔1oz = ___ mL - ✔✔30
✔✔Factors that affect bowel elimination - ✔✔growth and development
psychological factors
diet
fluid intake
physical activity and exercise
personal habits
medications
✔✔Factors affecting urination - ✔✔growth and development
psychological factors
fluid intake
physical activity and exercise
personal habits
medications
disorders
✔✔Observe the skin for: - ✔✔Pale, white, reddened, gray, or purple skin
dry, cracked, or flaking skin
torn skin
blisters, bruises, or wounds on skin
rashes or any discoloration
tingling, warmth, or burning of skin
itching or scratching
swelling of skin
wet skin
broken skin anywhere on body
changes in existing wounds or ulcers
✔✔Droplet Precautions - ✔✔used for diseases that are spread by droplets in air
✔✔For Droplet Precautions: - ✔✔Follow standard precautions
apply mask before entering room. wear mask during resident care
residents must wear mask when leaving room.
cover nose and mouth if you sneeze or cough. dispose of tissue in no touch waste
container and wash your hands.
, visits from uninfected people may be restricted
✔✔Assisting with personal care - ✔✔encourage residents to perform self care
whenever they can. this promotes dignity, independence, and proper body functioning
be empathetic to emotions residents are experiencing.
always explain what you will be doing and answer questions. let resident make as many
choices as possible. allow enough time for residents to use bathroom, without rushing
or interrupting them. provide for personal choice. be patient. be respectful and provide
privacy during phone calls and visits. keep residents covered during bathing and
dressing. promote resident's safety. talk to resident's during personal care and report
changes, concerns, or problems
✔✔Residents in LTC facilities - ✔✔residents are over 65.
71% female.
more than 90% white and non Hispanic
about 1/3 come from private residence
over 50% come from hospital
✔✔Medicare - ✔✔for people age 65 or older and people of any age with permanent
kidney failure or certain disabilities
✔✔Part A medicaid - ✔✔helps pay for care in hospital or skilled nursing facility or for
care from home health agency or hospice
✔✔Part B medicare - ✔✔helps pay for doctor services and other medical services and
equipment
✔✔Part C medicare - ✔✔allows private health insurance companies to provide
Medicare benefits
✔✔Part D medicare - ✔✔Prescription drug coverage
✔✔Medicaid - ✔✔a medical assistance program for people with low incomes, as well as
for people with disabilities
✔✔Normal Mouth Temperature (oral) - ✔✔Fahrenheit: 97.6 degrees - 99.6 degrees
✔✔Normal Rectum Temperature (Rectal) - ✔✔Fahrenheit: 98.6 degrees - 100.6
degrees
✔✔Normal Armpit Temperature (Axilla) - ✔✔Fahrenheit: 96.9 degrees - 98.6 degrees
✔✔Normal Ear Temperature (Tympanic) - ✔✔Fahrenheit: 96.6 degrees - 99.7 degrees
AND SOLUTIONS MARKED A+
✔✔Nervous system benefits of exercise - ✔✔improves relaxation and sleep
✔✔Endocrine benefits of exercise - ✔✔increases metabolism, helping to maintain
healthy body weight
✔✔1oz = ___ mL - ✔✔30
✔✔Factors that affect bowel elimination - ✔✔growth and development
psychological factors
diet
fluid intake
physical activity and exercise
personal habits
medications
✔✔Factors affecting urination - ✔✔growth and development
psychological factors
fluid intake
physical activity and exercise
personal habits
medications
disorders
✔✔Observe the skin for: - ✔✔Pale, white, reddened, gray, or purple skin
dry, cracked, or flaking skin
torn skin
blisters, bruises, or wounds on skin
rashes or any discoloration
tingling, warmth, or burning of skin
itching or scratching
swelling of skin
wet skin
broken skin anywhere on body
changes in existing wounds or ulcers
✔✔Droplet Precautions - ✔✔used for diseases that are spread by droplets in air
✔✔For Droplet Precautions: - ✔✔Follow standard precautions
apply mask before entering room. wear mask during resident care
residents must wear mask when leaving room.
cover nose and mouth if you sneeze or cough. dispose of tissue in no touch waste
container and wash your hands.
, visits from uninfected people may be restricted
✔✔Assisting with personal care - ✔✔encourage residents to perform self care
whenever they can. this promotes dignity, independence, and proper body functioning
be empathetic to emotions residents are experiencing.
always explain what you will be doing and answer questions. let resident make as many
choices as possible. allow enough time for residents to use bathroom, without rushing
or interrupting them. provide for personal choice. be patient. be respectful and provide
privacy during phone calls and visits. keep residents covered during bathing and
dressing. promote resident's safety. talk to resident's during personal care and report
changes, concerns, or problems
✔✔Residents in LTC facilities - ✔✔residents are over 65.
71% female.
more than 90% white and non Hispanic
about 1/3 come from private residence
over 50% come from hospital
✔✔Medicare - ✔✔for people age 65 or older and people of any age with permanent
kidney failure or certain disabilities
✔✔Part A medicaid - ✔✔helps pay for care in hospital or skilled nursing facility or for
care from home health agency or hospice
✔✔Part B medicare - ✔✔helps pay for doctor services and other medical services and
equipment
✔✔Part C medicare - ✔✔allows private health insurance companies to provide
Medicare benefits
✔✔Part D medicare - ✔✔Prescription drug coverage
✔✔Medicaid - ✔✔a medical assistance program for people with low incomes, as well as
for people with disabilities
✔✔Normal Mouth Temperature (oral) - ✔✔Fahrenheit: 97.6 degrees - 99.6 degrees
✔✔Normal Rectum Temperature (Rectal) - ✔✔Fahrenheit: 98.6 degrees - 100.6
degrees
✔✔Normal Armpit Temperature (Axilla) - ✔✔Fahrenheit: 96.9 degrees - 98.6 degrees
✔✔Normal Ear Temperature (Tympanic) - ✔✔Fahrenheit: 96.6 degrees - 99.7 degrees
