SRNA TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
As a nursing assistant, you should:
a. Report changes in the person's condition to the nurse.
b. Discuss the medical diagnosis with the family
c. Delegate tasks to nursing assistants.
d. Take verbal and telephone orders from the doctor. - Answers :Answer: a
You are assisting with urinary elimination needs. Which is a patient right?
a. Providing for privacy.
b. Asking the roommate to use the call light when the resident calls out that they are
finished.
c. Taking the patient to the bathroom when it best fits your schedule.
d. Leaving the resident's door to the bathroom open so you can hear them. - Answers
:Answer: a
Without the person's consent, you can share private information about the person with:
a. The resident's family.
b. The roommate
c. The nurse
d. Your family. - Answers :Answer: a
When should you report changes in the resident's condition to the nurse?
a. At the beginning of your shift during shift report.
b. Before you take a break.
c. At the end of your shift during shift report.
d. At once. - Answers :Answer: d
The nurse asks you to perform three separate tasks for a resident. Assume that contact
with blood, body, fluids, secretions, or excretions is likely. How many pairs of gloves do
you need?
a. 1 pair of gloves
b. 3 pair of gloves
c. 2 pair of gloves
d. No gloves are needed - Answers :Answer: b
Contaminated items are placed in:
a. Leak-proof plastic bags or containers.
b. The toilet
, c. Trash cans
d. The incinerator - Answers :Answer: a
Restraints are used:
a. When the least restrictive method is available.
b. As a first alternative to prevent falls.
c. When other measures fail to protect the person or others.
d. To control or prevent a behavior. - Answers :Answer: c
Which is a restraint alternative?
a. Suggesting that the person take a nap.
b. Floor cushions placed next to the bed.
c. Providing a fast-paced and exciting setting.
d. The person remains in their rooms as much as possible. - Answers :Answer: b
A resident has wrist restraints. You need to check the person at least every ___
minutes.
a. 10
b. 5
c. 15
d. 20 - Answers :Answer: c
Restraint straps are secured to ________.
a. Any location that is out of the person's reach
b. The bedrails
c. The bed frame at the person's waist level
d. The footboard or headboard - Answers :Answer: c
Restraints are removed and basic needs such as turning are met at least every:
a. 1 hour
b. 2 hours
c. 30 minutes
d. 15 minutes - Answers :Answer: b
Restraints are applied so that they are:
a. Snug
b. Loose
c. Tied to the bedrails
d. Can be reached by the resident - Answers :Answer: a
As a nursing assistant, you should:
a. Report changes in the person's condition to the nurse.
b. Discuss the medical diagnosis with the family
c. Delegate tasks to nursing assistants.
d. Take verbal and telephone orders from the doctor. - Answers :Answer: a
You are assisting with urinary elimination needs. Which is a patient right?
a. Providing for privacy.
b. Asking the roommate to use the call light when the resident calls out that they are
finished.
c. Taking the patient to the bathroom when it best fits your schedule.
d. Leaving the resident's door to the bathroom open so you can hear them. - Answers
:Answer: a
Without the person's consent, you can share private information about the person with:
a. The resident's family.
b. The roommate
c. The nurse
d. Your family. - Answers :Answer: a
When should you report changes in the resident's condition to the nurse?
a. At the beginning of your shift during shift report.
b. Before you take a break.
c. At the end of your shift during shift report.
d. At once. - Answers :Answer: d
The nurse asks you to perform three separate tasks for a resident. Assume that contact
with blood, body, fluids, secretions, or excretions is likely. How many pairs of gloves do
you need?
a. 1 pair of gloves
b. 3 pair of gloves
c. 2 pair of gloves
d. No gloves are needed - Answers :Answer: b
Contaminated items are placed in:
a. Leak-proof plastic bags or containers.
b. The toilet
, c. Trash cans
d. The incinerator - Answers :Answer: a
Restraints are used:
a. When the least restrictive method is available.
b. As a first alternative to prevent falls.
c. When other measures fail to protect the person or others.
d. To control or prevent a behavior. - Answers :Answer: c
Which is a restraint alternative?
a. Suggesting that the person take a nap.
b. Floor cushions placed next to the bed.
c. Providing a fast-paced and exciting setting.
d. The person remains in their rooms as much as possible. - Answers :Answer: b
A resident has wrist restraints. You need to check the person at least every ___
minutes.
a. 10
b. 5
c. 15
d. 20 - Answers :Answer: c
Restraint straps are secured to ________.
a. Any location that is out of the person's reach
b. The bedrails
c. The bed frame at the person's waist level
d. The footboard or headboard - Answers :Answer: c
Restraints are removed and basic needs such as turning are met at least every:
a. 1 hour
b. 2 hours
c. 30 minutes
d. 15 minutes - Answers :Answer: b
Restraints are applied so that they are:
a. Snug
b. Loose
c. Tied to the bedrails
d. Can be reached by the resident - Answers :Answer: a
