CNA CHAPTER 7 EXAM 2026 ACTUAL EXAM
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◉ vital signs Answer: temperature, pulse, respirations, and blood
pressure
◉ resident should always notify the nurse if... Answer: resident has a
fever, respiratory or pulse rate that is too rapid or too slow, or the
residents blood pressure changes
◉ tempurature sites: Answer: mouth- oral
rectum- rectal
ear-tympanic
armpit-axillary
temporal artery-forehead
◉ temp site for mouth Answer: 97.9-99.6
◉ temp site for rectum Answer: 98.6-100.6
◉ temp site for armpit Answer: 96.6-98.6
,◉ temp site for ear Answer: 96.6-99.7
◉ temp site for temporal artery Answer: 97.2-100.1
◉ normal pulse rate Answer: 60-100 beats per minute
◉ normal respiratory rate Answer: 12-20 breaths per minute
◉ common types of thermometers Answer: digital, electronic,
tympanic, temporal artery, mercury free
◉ rectal thermometers are normally... Answer: red
◉ oral thermometers are normally... Answer: green or blue
◉ NA should not use oral thermometer for on a person who Answer:
unconscious, recently had oral surgery, younger than 5 years,
confused or disoriented, heavily sedated, likely to have a seizure,
coughing, using oxygen, facial paralysis
◉ respiration Answer: process of inhaling air into lungs
, ◉ inspiration / expiration Answer: exhaling air out of the lungs
◉ infants normally breath at how many beats per minute Answer:
30-40
◉ restraint Answer: a physical or chemical way to restrict voluntary
movement or behavior
◉ physical and chemical restraint Answer: p- method or device that
restricts a persons freedom of movement
c- medications used to control a persons mood and behavior
◉ restraint free care Answer: an environment in which restraints
are not kept or used for any reason
◉ restraint alternatives Answer: measures used in place of a
restraint or that reduce the need for a restraint
◉ intake or input Answer: the fluid a person consumes
◉ output Answer: all fluid that is eliminated from the body; includes
fluid in urine, feces, vomitus, and perspiration, moisture that is
exhaled in the air, and wound drainage.
SCRIPT COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ vital signs Answer: temperature, pulse, respirations, and blood
pressure
◉ resident should always notify the nurse if... Answer: resident has a
fever, respiratory or pulse rate that is too rapid or too slow, or the
residents blood pressure changes
◉ tempurature sites: Answer: mouth- oral
rectum- rectal
ear-tympanic
armpit-axillary
temporal artery-forehead
◉ temp site for mouth Answer: 97.9-99.6
◉ temp site for rectum Answer: 98.6-100.6
◉ temp site for armpit Answer: 96.6-98.6
,◉ temp site for ear Answer: 96.6-99.7
◉ temp site for temporal artery Answer: 97.2-100.1
◉ normal pulse rate Answer: 60-100 beats per minute
◉ normal respiratory rate Answer: 12-20 breaths per minute
◉ common types of thermometers Answer: digital, electronic,
tympanic, temporal artery, mercury free
◉ rectal thermometers are normally... Answer: red
◉ oral thermometers are normally... Answer: green or blue
◉ NA should not use oral thermometer for on a person who Answer:
unconscious, recently had oral surgery, younger than 5 years,
confused or disoriented, heavily sedated, likely to have a seizure,
coughing, using oxygen, facial paralysis
◉ respiration Answer: process of inhaling air into lungs
, ◉ inspiration / expiration Answer: exhaling air out of the lungs
◉ infants normally breath at how many beats per minute Answer:
30-40
◉ restraint Answer: a physical or chemical way to restrict voluntary
movement or behavior
◉ physical and chemical restraint Answer: p- method or device that
restricts a persons freedom of movement
c- medications used to control a persons mood and behavior
◉ restraint free care Answer: an environment in which restraints
are not kept or used for any reason
◉ restraint alternatives Answer: measures used in place of a
restraint or that reduce the need for a restraint
◉ intake or input Answer: the fluid a person consumes
◉ output Answer: all fluid that is eliminated from the body; includes
fluid in urine, feces, vomitus, and perspiration, moisture that is
exhaled in the air, and wound drainage.
