BKAT 9R ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
◍ WEEK 2.
Answer: WEEK 2
◍ what does a recovery oriented practice mean.
Answer: a way of recovery that does not mean a cure, conveying important
aspects of hope, purpose, and involves a more personal recovery. focusses
on the idea that recovery is person centered, and that the individual defines
what recovery means for them- the individual takes more control of their
lives, which helps with self-dignity and deteminations
◍ You enter a residents room and the resident has a new onset bedsore. You
feel you need to document this in the medical record but also have a
discussion with the nurse. Where would you opt to have this discussion? a.
In the patients roomb. In the hallway with the familyc. In private d. At the
local bar.
Answer: C
◍ whats the difference between clincial recovery and personal recovery?.
Answer: clinical: getting back to "normal" by getting rid of symptoms,
source of expertise is a mental health professional personal: a more pesonal
journey that involves creating the meaning and purpose of ones life beyond
their mental illness. source of expertise is from the individual themselves
◍ To prevent shampoo from getting into your residents eyes, you should:a.
Use a hand held nozzle b. Use dry shampoo c. Rinse the hair throughly d.
Use a washcloth to cover the eyes.
Answer: D
,◍ Bath water temperature should be at what temperature:a. 110- 115 degrees
Fb. 110- 120 degrees Fc. 105 degrees Fd. 105- 109 degrees F.
Answer: A
◍ what are the 5 key points of the LEESE paper.
Answer: 1. the concept of recovery focused care is highlighted in many
mental health policies2. recovery focused care give professionals an insight
to service users needs3. involving family members in care discussing how
mental illness affects all areas of a persons life can help build trust4. a lack
of time is often cited as a reason for not focsuing on recovery5. nurses can
provide person-centered care by involving service users in making decisions
about their care
◍ The word ACUTE when used to define illness means:a. an illness for which
there is no reasonable expectation of recovery b. an ongoing illness for
which there is no cure c. a sudden onset to an illnessd. an illness that is
gradual.
Answer: C
◍ 3 themes to LEESSE.
Answer: 1. restoration of hope2. person centered care3. consideration of
service users perspective, and perspective of what the pt wants from their
care
◍ In your role as a nursing assistant, you are able to:a. You can take verbal
orders over the phone from doctors b. Give medications c. Insert a foley in
the patients vagina or penisd. Report changes in the residents condition to
the nurse.
Answer: D
◍ An assisted living facility provides all of the following except:a. Housingb.
Personal carec. Social activitiesd. 24 hour skilled nursing care.
Answer: D
◍ 5 scopes of recovery based on rob whitley.
Answer: 1. clinical2. existential (spirituality, finding purpose and hope) 3.
, functional (housing, employment, education) 4. physical5. social recovery
◍ Those persons who provide basic nursing care under the supervision of a
registered nurse or a licensed practical nurse are:a. Licensed practical
nurseb. Case managersc. Assistive personneld. The "health care team".
Answer: C
◍ A federal insurance plan providing benefits for older persons and some
younger persons with disabilities is called:a. Medicaid b. Medicare c. Blue
Cross/ Blue Shieldd. Coventry.
Answer: B
◍ what are the recovery methods for the 5 types of recovery.
Answer: 1. clinical- therapy, medications2. religious or spiritual activity,
finding hope/purpose, self-efficacy 3. functional- progress in the areas4.
physical- improvements in physical health such as diet, decreased substance
use, harm reduction, medication side effects 5. social recovery- reconnecting
with family, or in the social domain
◍ what are the two goals of the service for traditional approach to recovery
and why is it bad.
Answer: two approaches:- compliance- return to the normalcomplaince: is a
bad term since it puts the patient in a negative perspective. return to the
normal: recovery is not about being normalVERSUS; recovery approach:
which focuses on chocie and transformation
◍ what does crnm 1.18 state.
Answer: provide recovery oriented nursing care in partnership with clients
who experience a mental health condition and or addiction
◍ Which nursing care pattern focuses on tasks and jobs?a. Functional
nursingb. Team nursing c. Primary nursing d. Care management.
Answer: A
◍ You promote quality of life by:a. Delegating tasks to your coworkersb.
Making sure you bring your resident chocolate and Starbucksc. Doing
everything for the patient, they don't need to lift a finger d. Speaking to
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
◍ WEEK 2.
Answer: WEEK 2
◍ what does a recovery oriented practice mean.
Answer: a way of recovery that does not mean a cure, conveying important
aspects of hope, purpose, and involves a more personal recovery. focusses
on the idea that recovery is person centered, and that the individual defines
what recovery means for them- the individual takes more control of their
lives, which helps with self-dignity and deteminations
◍ You enter a residents room and the resident has a new onset bedsore. You
feel you need to document this in the medical record but also have a
discussion with the nurse. Where would you opt to have this discussion? a.
In the patients roomb. In the hallway with the familyc. In private d. At the
local bar.
Answer: C
◍ whats the difference between clincial recovery and personal recovery?.
Answer: clinical: getting back to "normal" by getting rid of symptoms,
source of expertise is a mental health professional personal: a more pesonal
journey that involves creating the meaning and purpose of ones life beyond
their mental illness. source of expertise is from the individual themselves
◍ To prevent shampoo from getting into your residents eyes, you should:a.
Use a hand held nozzle b. Use dry shampoo c. Rinse the hair throughly d.
Use a washcloth to cover the eyes.
Answer: D
,◍ Bath water temperature should be at what temperature:a. 110- 115 degrees
Fb. 110- 120 degrees Fc. 105 degrees Fd. 105- 109 degrees F.
Answer: A
◍ what are the 5 key points of the LEESE paper.
Answer: 1. the concept of recovery focused care is highlighted in many
mental health policies2. recovery focused care give professionals an insight
to service users needs3. involving family members in care discussing how
mental illness affects all areas of a persons life can help build trust4. a lack
of time is often cited as a reason for not focsuing on recovery5. nurses can
provide person-centered care by involving service users in making decisions
about their care
◍ The word ACUTE when used to define illness means:a. an illness for which
there is no reasonable expectation of recovery b. an ongoing illness for
which there is no cure c. a sudden onset to an illnessd. an illness that is
gradual.
Answer: C
◍ 3 themes to LEESSE.
Answer: 1. restoration of hope2. person centered care3. consideration of
service users perspective, and perspective of what the pt wants from their
care
◍ In your role as a nursing assistant, you are able to:a. You can take verbal
orders over the phone from doctors b. Give medications c. Insert a foley in
the patients vagina or penisd. Report changes in the residents condition to
the nurse.
Answer: D
◍ An assisted living facility provides all of the following except:a. Housingb.
Personal carec. Social activitiesd. 24 hour skilled nursing care.
Answer: D
◍ 5 scopes of recovery based on rob whitley.
Answer: 1. clinical2. existential (spirituality, finding purpose and hope) 3.
, functional (housing, employment, education) 4. physical5. social recovery
◍ Those persons who provide basic nursing care under the supervision of a
registered nurse or a licensed practical nurse are:a. Licensed practical
nurseb. Case managersc. Assistive personneld. The "health care team".
Answer: C
◍ A federal insurance plan providing benefits for older persons and some
younger persons with disabilities is called:a. Medicaid b. Medicare c. Blue
Cross/ Blue Shieldd. Coventry.
Answer: B
◍ what are the recovery methods for the 5 types of recovery.
Answer: 1. clinical- therapy, medications2. religious or spiritual activity,
finding hope/purpose, self-efficacy 3. functional- progress in the areas4.
physical- improvements in physical health such as diet, decreased substance
use, harm reduction, medication side effects 5. social recovery- reconnecting
with family, or in the social domain
◍ what are the two goals of the service for traditional approach to recovery
and why is it bad.
Answer: two approaches:- compliance- return to the normalcomplaince: is a
bad term since it puts the patient in a negative perspective. return to the
normal: recovery is not about being normalVERSUS; recovery approach:
which focuses on chocie and transformation
◍ what does crnm 1.18 state.
Answer: provide recovery oriented nursing care in partnership with clients
who experience a mental health condition and or addiction
◍ Which nursing care pattern focuses on tasks and jobs?a. Functional
nursingb. Team nursing c. Primary nursing d. Care management.
Answer: A
◍ You promote quality of life by:a. Delegating tasks to your coworkersb.
Making sure you bring your resident chocolate and Starbucksc. Doing
everything for the patient, they don't need to lift a finger d. Speaking to
