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NAA 100 Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Latest Update Failure to provide the person with the goods or services needed to avoid physical harm mental anguish or mental illness - Answers Neglect Negligence by a professional person - Answers Malpractice Separating a person from others against the persons wheel, keeping the person confined to a certain area or keeping the person away from own room without consent - Answers Involuntary seclusion The willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement intimidation to threaten to hurt or punish or punishment that result in physical harm - Answers Physical abuse Intentionally attempting or threatening to touch a persons body without the persons consent - Answers Assault Touching a persons body without the persons consent - Answers Battery Unlawful, restraint or restriction of a persons freedom of movement. Threatening to restrain a person., restraining a person, preventing a person from leaving the agency. - Answers False imprisonment examples Is injuring a persons name and reputation by making a false statement to a third-party examples is implying or suggesting that the person uses drugs, saying that the person is insane or mentally ill, implying, or suggesting the person steals money from the staff. - Answers Defamation examples Is intentionally attempting to threaten to touch a persons body without the persons consent. Threats to tie down a person - Answers Assault examples Is touching a persons body without the persons consent. - Answers Battery examples Saying or doing something to trick full or deceive the person. Telling a person or family that you are a nurse is fraud so is giving wrong or incomplete information on a job application - Answers Fraud examples Describe the rules of conduct for a nursing assistant - Answers Respect each person as an individual Know the limits of your role and knowledge Perform only those tasks that you are within legal limits of your role Perform those tasks that you have been prepared to do Perform act that will cause the person harm Take medication only prescribed and supervised by the doctor Carry out the directions and instructions of the nurse to your best possibility Follow the sinners policy and procedures, etc. Perform no act that will cause the person harm - Answers Prevention of harm Explain how to protect the persons rights - Answers Page 21 How to report abuse - Answers Discuss the matter and your observations with the nurse give as many details as possible the nurse contacts community agencies that investigate, elderly abuse and law enforcement. They act that the problem is life-threatening. The nurse may contact the health team members as needed. Report to supervisor immediately or administration Describe elder and domestic abuse - Answers Elderly abuse is knowing intentionally or neglect act by a caregiver or any person to an older adult. It can be physical abuse involved, inflicting or threatening to inflict physical pain or injury grabbing hitting slapping, kicking pinching hair, pulling or beating or examples Neglect failure provide the person with goods or services needed to avoid physical harm. Mental anguish or mental illness. Examples are leaving the person line or sitting in or feces, failing to call signal

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NAA 100 Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Latest Update 2025-2026

Failure to provide the person with the goods or services needed to avoid physical harm mental
anguish or mental illness - Answers Neglect

Negligence by a professional person - Answers Malpractice

Separating a person from others against the persons wheel, keeping the person confined to a
certain area or keeping the person away from own room without consent - Answers Involuntary
seclusion

The willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement intimidation to threaten to hurt or
punish or punishment that result in physical harm - Answers Physical abuse

Intentionally attempting or threatening to touch a persons body without the persons consent -
Answers Assault

Touching a persons body without the persons consent - Answers Battery

Unlawful, restraint or restriction of a persons freedom of movement. Threatening to restrain a
person., restraining a person, preventing a person from leaving the agency. - Answers False
imprisonment examples

Is injuring a persons name and reputation by making a false statement to a third-party examples
is implying or suggesting that the person uses drugs, saying that the person is insane or
mentally ill, implying, or suggesting the person steals money from the staff. - Answers
Defamation examples

Is intentionally attempting to threaten to touch a persons body without the persons consent.

Threats to tie down a person - Answers Assault examples

Is touching a persons body without the persons consent. - Answers Battery examples

Saying or doing something to trick full or deceive the person.

Telling a person or family that you are a nurse is fraud so is giving wrong or incomplete
information on a job application - Answers Fraud examples

Describe the rules of conduct for a nursing assistant - Answers Respect each person as an
individual

Know the limits of your role and knowledge

Perform only those tasks that you are within legal limits of your role

Perform those tasks that you have been prepared to do

, Perform act that will cause the person harm

Take medication only prescribed and supervised by the doctor

Carry out the directions and instructions of the nurse to your best possibility

Follow the sinners policy and procedures, etc.

Perform no act that will cause the person harm - Answers Prevention of harm

Explain how to protect the persons rights - Answers Page 21

How to report abuse - Answers Discuss the matter and your observations with the nurse give as
many details as possible the nurse contacts community agencies that investigate, elderly abuse
and law enforcement. They act that the problem is life-threatening. The nurse may contact the
health team members as needed.



Report to supervisor immediately or administration

Describe elder and domestic abuse - Answers Elderly abuse is knowing intentionally or neglect
act by a caregiver or any person to an older adult.

It can be physical abuse involved, inflicting or threatening to inflict physical pain or injury
grabbing hitting slapping, kicking pinching hair, pulling or beating or examples



Neglect failure provide the person with goods or services needed to avoid physical harm. Mental
anguish or mental illness. Examples are leaving the person line or sitting in or feces, failing to
call signal



Verbal abuse or or written words or statements that speak badly or sneer or criticize or
condemn person for example telling a patient they will never see their family member again

Accountability - Answers Being responsible for one's actions and the actions of others who
perform delegated task answering questions about an explaining one's actions and the actions
of others

responsibility - Answers The duty or obligation to perform some act or function

Delegation - Answers To authorize another person to perform a nursing task in a certain
situation

Describe the types, purpose, and organizations of long-term care centers - Answers Long-term

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