Nurse Aide 1: Final Exam
0% (refused) Correct Answers refused meal or ate
two bites of each item
100% (all) Correct Answers ate whole meal
except for small amount
120 ml Correct Answers gelatin
120 ml Correct Answers juice glass
120 ml Correct Answers sherbet
180 ml Correct Answers coffee mug
180 ml Correct Answers soup bowl
180 ml Correct Answers tea glass
240 ml Correct Answers coffee cup
240 ml Correct Answers foam cup
240 ml Correct Answers milk carton
240 ml Correct Answers soda
240 ml Correct Answers water glass
,25% (poor) Correct Answers ate 25% of entree or
50% of one item
360 ml Correct Answers soft drink can
480 ml Correct Answers water carafe
50% (fair) Correct Answers ate half of food
75% (good) Correct Answers ate most of meal but
a large part of one item or two items have been
left
90 ml Correct Answers popsicle
ABC's of body mechanics Correct Answers
alignment, base of support, coordination/center of
gravity
activities of daily living (ADL's) Correct Answers
hygiene and grooming activities, dressing, eating,
transferring, and toileting
activity of the resident, lifestyle choices, reaction
to stressful events, acute injury or emergency,
medications, and genetic factors (age, gender, and
race) Correct Answers what factors influence
blood pressure?
, advanced diet Correct Answers food is gradually
reintroduced to the resident; may be for surgery or
medical condition; resident may start out NPO
(nothing by mouth)>ice chips>clear>liquids>full
liquids>mechanical soft> regular diet
afebrile Correct Answers without fever
alignment (posture) Correct Answers how the
head, trunk, arms, and legs are aligned with one
another, when the back is straight
alternative and supplemental feedings Correct
Answers sometimes given when resident needs
extra protein, calories, and fluids; ordered by
physician and to serve as between-meal foods and
fluids; milk, juice, pudding, ice cream, milk shake,
fruit, crackers
apical Correct Answers over the heart and taken
with a stethescope
apnea Correct Answers absence of breathing
armpit (axilla) Correct Answers least accurate
when taking temp.; baseline = 97.6; normal =
96.6-98.6; blue tipped electronic thermometer
arteries Correct Answers carry blood with oxygen
and nutrients away from the heart and to the cells
0% (refused) Correct Answers refused meal or ate
two bites of each item
100% (all) Correct Answers ate whole meal
except for small amount
120 ml Correct Answers gelatin
120 ml Correct Answers juice glass
120 ml Correct Answers sherbet
180 ml Correct Answers coffee mug
180 ml Correct Answers soup bowl
180 ml Correct Answers tea glass
240 ml Correct Answers coffee cup
240 ml Correct Answers foam cup
240 ml Correct Answers milk carton
240 ml Correct Answers soda
240 ml Correct Answers water glass
,25% (poor) Correct Answers ate 25% of entree or
50% of one item
360 ml Correct Answers soft drink can
480 ml Correct Answers water carafe
50% (fair) Correct Answers ate half of food
75% (good) Correct Answers ate most of meal but
a large part of one item or two items have been
left
90 ml Correct Answers popsicle
ABC's of body mechanics Correct Answers
alignment, base of support, coordination/center of
gravity
activities of daily living (ADL's) Correct Answers
hygiene and grooming activities, dressing, eating,
transferring, and toileting
activity of the resident, lifestyle choices, reaction
to stressful events, acute injury or emergency,
medications, and genetic factors (age, gender, and
race) Correct Answers what factors influence
blood pressure?
, advanced diet Correct Answers food is gradually
reintroduced to the resident; may be for surgery or
medical condition; resident may start out NPO
(nothing by mouth)>ice chips>clear>liquids>full
liquids>mechanical soft> regular diet
afebrile Correct Answers without fever
alignment (posture) Correct Answers how the
head, trunk, arms, and legs are aligned with one
another, when the back is straight
alternative and supplemental feedings Correct
Answers sometimes given when resident needs
extra protein, calories, and fluids; ordered by
physician and to serve as between-meal foods and
fluids; milk, juice, pudding, ice cream, milk shake,
fruit, crackers
apical Correct Answers over the heart and taken
with a stethescope
apnea Correct Answers absence of breathing
armpit (axilla) Correct Answers least accurate
when taking temp.; baseline = 97.6; normal =
96.6-98.6; blue tipped electronic thermometer
arteries Correct Answers carry blood with oxygen
and nutrients away from the heart and to the cells
