OHIO STNA STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔battery - ✔✔The unlawful touching of a person without their consent.
✔✔bed cradle - ✔✔a frame used to prevent bedclothes from touching all or part of a
person's body.
✔✔bed measurement - ✔✔The dimensions of a hospital bed or medical bed.
✔✔bedpan - ✔✔a shallow vessel used by a bedridden patient to collect urine and feces.
✔✔behavior - ✔✔The way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially towards
other others.
✔✔behavioral care plan - ✔✔A structured and collaborative approach to address,
behavioral or mental health challenges outlining a patient's concerns, treatment, goals,
and step-by-step object objectives to achieve those goals.
✔✔bladder training - ✔✔A behavioral technique used to improve bladder control and
reduce urinary incontinence.
✔✔blindness - ✔✔The absence of sight
✔✔blood pressure - ✔✔the amount of force exerted against the walls of an artery by the
blood
✔✔body fluid - ✔✔Any secretion or excretion from the human body such as vaginal,
cerebrospinal, synovial, pleural, pericardial, peritoneal, amniotic, sputum, and saliva
✔✔body mechanics - ✔✔The way the parts of the body worked together when a person
moves.
✔✔body temperature - ✔✔The level of heat generated by the human body, a vital sign
used to assess health and illness
✔✔bowel program - ✔✔A structured plan designed to help individuals regulate and
control their bowel movements.
✔✔BP - ✔✔blood pressure the force exerted by circulating blood against the walls of
the blood vessels, particularly the arteries
✔✔BPH - ✔✔Benign prostatic hyperplasia refers to the non-cancerous enlargement of
the prostate gland.
,✔✔bradycardia - ✔✔A heart rate that is lower than normal generally below 60 bpm
✔✔breathing - ✔✔Respirations the process of inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon
dioxide through the respiratory system.
✔✔breathing rates - ✔✔Also referred to as respiratory rate, which is the number of
breast a person takes per minute.
✔✔burns - ✔✔Combustion injuries, tissue injuries caused by heat, electricity, radiation,
chemicals, or friction
✔✔call signal - ✔✔Mechanism by which patient alert healthcare staff to their needs
such as a bedside call button or nurse call system
✔✔cancer - ✔✔A disease caused by an uncontrolled division of abnormal cells, and
part of
✔✔cardiac arrest - ✔✔The sudden and complete loss of heart function, causing the
heart to stop pumping blood.
✔✔cardiovascular system - ✔✔A network of organs and vessels that transport blood
throughout the body.
✔✔care impaired - ✔✔An individual whose ability to manage activities of daily living and
or their health needs is significantly reduced due to a physical congelative or mental
health condition
✔✔care plan - ✔✔A plan developed for each resident to achieve certain goals. It
outlines the steps and task that the Care team must perform.
✔✔care planning - ✔✔A collaborative process where individuals in their healthcare
providers work together to create a plan that addresses the individual health needs and
goals.
✔✔cares - ✔✔Cardiac arrest registry to enhance survival
✔✔cataract - ✔✔A medical condition where the natural lens inside the eye, which is
normally clear becomes cloudy.
✔✔catheter - ✔✔A thin tube inserted into the body to drain or inject fluids.
, ✔✔catheter care - ✔✔The practices and procedures involved in maintaining the
hygiene function and safety of a catheter a flexible tube inserted into the body for
various purposes, such as draining fluids or delivering medication's
✔✔cc's in an ounce - ✔✔1 ounce equals 29.5735 cc
✔✔cell phones - ✔✔A portable telephone that uses radio waves to communicate with a
wireless network.
✔✔central nervous system - ✔✔The complex of nerve tissues that controls the activities
of the body. The bodies, main control center made up of the brain and spinal cord.
✔✔cerebral vascular accident - ✔✔A condition that occurs when the blood supply to
part of the brain is blocked or blood vessels, leaks or rupture within the brain also called
stroke.
✔✔chain of command - ✔✔The line of authority within a facility
✔✔chain of infection - ✔✔Way of describing how disease is transmitted from one
human being to another
✔✔charge nurse - ✔✔A registered nurse who assumes leadership and supervisory
responsibilities for specific nursing unit or shift.
✔✔chemical restraint - ✔✔The intentional administration of medication often, a sedative
or other psychotropic drug to restrict a person's movement or behavior rather than for
the treatment of the medical condition
✔✔chemical safety - ✔✔Encompasses all practices policies and procedures aimed at
minimizing risks associated with chemicals, ensuring the safety of human health in the
environment
✔✔CHF - ✔✔Congestive heart failure a condition where the heart muscle is unable to
pump blood effectively leading to fluid buildup in the lungs and other body tissues.
✔✔choking - ✔✔A situation where a persons airway is partially or completely blocked,
preventing them from breathing effectively.
✔✔circulation - ✔✔The movement of fluids, particularly blood through the bodies
vessels, driven by the heart, pumping action
✔✔clarification - ✔✔The act of making something clearer or easier to understand.
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔battery - ✔✔The unlawful touching of a person without their consent.
✔✔bed cradle - ✔✔a frame used to prevent bedclothes from touching all or part of a
person's body.
✔✔bed measurement - ✔✔The dimensions of a hospital bed or medical bed.
✔✔bedpan - ✔✔a shallow vessel used by a bedridden patient to collect urine and feces.
✔✔behavior - ✔✔The way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially towards
other others.
✔✔behavioral care plan - ✔✔A structured and collaborative approach to address,
behavioral or mental health challenges outlining a patient's concerns, treatment, goals,
and step-by-step object objectives to achieve those goals.
✔✔bladder training - ✔✔A behavioral technique used to improve bladder control and
reduce urinary incontinence.
✔✔blindness - ✔✔The absence of sight
✔✔blood pressure - ✔✔the amount of force exerted against the walls of an artery by the
blood
✔✔body fluid - ✔✔Any secretion or excretion from the human body such as vaginal,
cerebrospinal, synovial, pleural, pericardial, peritoneal, amniotic, sputum, and saliva
✔✔body mechanics - ✔✔The way the parts of the body worked together when a person
moves.
✔✔body temperature - ✔✔The level of heat generated by the human body, a vital sign
used to assess health and illness
✔✔bowel program - ✔✔A structured plan designed to help individuals regulate and
control their bowel movements.
✔✔BP - ✔✔blood pressure the force exerted by circulating blood against the walls of
the blood vessels, particularly the arteries
✔✔BPH - ✔✔Benign prostatic hyperplasia refers to the non-cancerous enlargement of
the prostate gland.
,✔✔bradycardia - ✔✔A heart rate that is lower than normal generally below 60 bpm
✔✔breathing - ✔✔Respirations the process of inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon
dioxide through the respiratory system.
✔✔breathing rates - ✔✔Also referred to as respiratory rate, which is the number of
breast a person takes per minute.
✔✔burns - ✔✔Combustion injuries, tissue injuries caused by heat, electricity, radiation,
chemicals, or friction
✔✔call signal - ✔✔Mechanism by which patient alert healthcare staff to their needs
such as a bedside call button or nurse call system
✔✔cancer - ✔✔A disease caused by an uncontrolled division of abnormal cells, and
part of
✔✔cardiac arrest - ✔✔The sudden and complete loss of heart function, causing the
heart to stop pumping blood.
✔✔cardiovascular system - ✔✔A network of organs and vessels that transport blood
throughout the body.
✔✔care impaired - ✔✔An individual whose ability to manage activities of daily living and
or their health needs is significantly reduced due to a physical congelative or mental
health condition
✔✔care plan - ✔✔A plan developed for each resident to achieve certain goals. It
outlines the steps and task that the Care team must perform.
✔✔care planning - ✔✔A collaborative process where individuals in their healthcare
providers work together to create a plan that addresses the individual health needs and
goals.
✔✔cares - ✔✔Cardiac arrest registry to enhance survival
✔✔cataract - ✔✔A medical condition where the natural lens inside the eye, which is
normally clear becomes cloudy.
✔✔catheter - ✔✔A thin tube inserted into the body to drain or inject fluids.
, ✔✔catheter care - ✔✔The practices and procedures involved in maintaining the
hygiene function and safety of a catheter a flexible tube inserted into the body for
various purposes, such as draining fluids or delivering medication's
✔✔cc's in an ounce - ✔✔1 ounce equals 29.5735 cc
✔✔cell phones - ✔✔A portable telephone that uses radio waves to communicate with a
wireless network.
✔✔central nervous system - ✔✔The complex of nerve tissues that controls the activities
of the body. The bodies, main control center made up of the brain and spinal cord.
✔✔cerebral vascular accident - ✔✔A condition that occurs when the blood supply to
part of the brain is blocked or blood vessels, leaks or rupture within the brain also called
stroke.
✔✔chain of command - ✔✔The line of authority within a facility
✔✔chain of infection - ✔✔Way of describing how disease is transmitted from one
human being to another
✔✔charge nurse - ✔✔A registered nurse who assumes leadership and supervisory
responsibilities for specific nursing unit or shift.
✔✔chemical restraint - ✔✔The intentional administration of medication often, a sedative
or other psychotropic drug to restrict a person's movement or behavior rather than for
the treatment of the medical condition
✔✔chemical safety - ✔✔Encompasses all practices policies and procedures aimed at
minimizing risks associated with chemicals, ensuring the safety of human health in the
environment
✔✔CHF - ✔✔Congestive heart failure a condition where the heart muscle is unable to
pump blood effectively leading to fluid buildup in the lungs and other body tissues.
✔✔choking - ✔✔A situation where a persons airway is partially or completely blocked,
preventing them from breathing effectively.
✔✔circulation - ✔✔The movement of fluids, particularly blood through the bodies
vessels, driven by the heart, pumping action
✔✔clarification - ✔✔The act of making something clearer or easier to understand.
