NURSE AIDE 1 - TEST 4 STUDY GUIDE EXAM
2026 UPDATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
(BRAND NEW VISION)
When emptying an indwelling catheter, the NA would:
a. Place a barrier on the floor under the graduate
b. Touch the inside of the graduate with the drainage tubing to reduce splashing
c. Clean the drain tubing prior to replacing it in its holder with alcohol
d. Hold the catheter above the bladder while emptying the drainage bag
e. A & C - ANS-e. A & C
Urinary tract infections are more likely to occur in the female because:
a. The urethra is shorter
b. The urethra is located in close proximity of the rectum
c. The female has more bacteria than the male
d. A & B - ANS-a. The urethra is shorter
When providing catheter care to the uncircumcised male, the NA would:
a. Retract the foreskin
b. Hold the catheter at the meatus
c. Return the foreskin to its normal position after cleaning
d. All of the above - ANS-d. All of the above
Residents with Alzheimers may be easily distracted and may need assistance from the
NA. The NA may find which of the following useful when working with the Alzheimer's
resident at meal time:
a. Assist the resident in a quieter part of the dining room
b. Slap the resident when they do not swallow their food
c. Stand while feeding the resident
d. Stroke the resident's throat to stimulate swallowing
e. A & D only - ANS-e. A & D only
When preparing to feed a resident, the NA must:
a. Assist resident to be upright 75-90 degrees
b. Wash residents hands prior to feeding
c. Feed with a fork
d. Place a bib on the resident prior to feeding
e. A & B only - ANS-e. A & B only
Your resident can feed themselves, but has difficulty due to poor vision. To encourage
independence with feeding the NA should:
, a. Make sure the resident has only finger-foods
b. Explain the location of food items using an imaginary clock
c. Tell the resident they have to be fed since they cannot see - ANS-b. Explain the
location of food items using an imaginary clock
Your patient is on intake and output. The following items are consumed from the meal
tray: 4 oz chicken, 6 oz tea, 8 oz tomato soup, 3 oz vanilla ice cream and 4 oz mashed
potatoes. Document the amount of fluid the patient consumed.
a. 750 ml
b. 360 ml
c. 510 ml - ANS-c. 510 ml
ROM must always have a ___________________________. - ANS-doctor's order
When doing ROM, the patient is completely uncovered. (True or False) - ANS-False
You are performing ROM per the care plan and the patient complains of pain. The NA
should do all of the following except:
a. Stop the ROM
b. Report pain to the nurse
c. Tell the patient pain is to be expected - ANS-c. Tell the resident that pain is to be
expected.
The most frequent complication in transferring a resident from bed to wheelchair is
__________. - ANS-falling
When transferring a patient from bed to wheelchair, the NA must make sure the
following safety precautions are followed:
a. Bed and wheelchair are locked
b. Resident has on shoes or non-skid foot-wear
c. Patient's feet are flat on the floor prior to standing
d. All of the above - ANS-d. All of the above
When transferring a patient, which leg is nearest the chair?
a. Weaker leg
b. Stronger leg - ANS-b. Stronger leg
Activity improves muscle tone, and:
a. Causes decreased peristalsis
b. Increases venous return to the heart - ANS-b. Increases venous return to the heart
A broad base of support increases stability during transfers. (True or False) - ANS-True
To reduce possible abuse and neglect charges, turn and position residents per the
______________. - ANS-nurse care plan
2026 UPDATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
(BRAND NEW VISION)
When emptying an indwelling catheter, the NA would:
a. Place a barrier on the floor under the graduate
b. Touch the inside of the graduate with the drainage tubing to reduce splashing
c. Clean the drain tubing prior to replacing it in its holder with alcohol
d. Hold the catheter above the bladder while emptying the drainage bag
e. A & C - ANS-e. A & C
Urinary tract infections are more likely to occur in the female because:
a. The urethra is shorter
b. The urethra is located in close proximity of the rectum
c. The female has more bacteria than the male
d. A & B - ANS-a. The urethra is shorter
When providing catheter care to the uncircumcised male, the NA would:
a. Retract the foreskin
b. Hold the catheter at the meatus
c. Return the foreskin to its normal position after cleaning
d. All of the above - ANS-d. All of the above
Residents with Alzheimers may be easily distracted and may need assistance from the
NA. The NA may find which of the following useful when working with the Alzheimer's
resident at meal time:
a. Assist the resident in a quieter part of the dining room
b. Slap the resident when they do not swallow their food
c. Stand while feeding the resident
d. Stroke the resident's throat to stimulate swallowing
e. A & D only - ANS-e. A & D only
When preparing to feed a resident, the NA must:
a. Assist resident to be upright 75-90 degrees
b. Wash residents hands prior to feeding
c. Feed with a fork
d. Place a bib on the resident prior to feeding
e. A & B only - ANS-e. A & B only
Your resident can feed themselves, but has difficulty due to poor vision. To encourage
independence with feeding the NA should:
, a. Make sure the resident has only finger-foods
b. Explain the location of food items using an imaginary clock
c. Tell the resident they have to be fed since they cannot see - ANS-b. Explain the
location of food items using an imaginary clock
Your patient is on intake and output. The following items are consumed from the meal
tray: 4 oz chicken, 6 oz tea, 8 oz tomato soup, 3 oz vanilla ice cream and 4 oz mashed
potatoes. Document the amount of fluid the patient consumed.
a. 750 ml
b. 360 ml
c. 510 ml - ANS-c. 510 ml
ROM must always have a ___________________________. - ANS-doctor's order
When doing ROM, the patient is completely uncovered. (True or False) - ANS-False
You are performing ROM per the care plan and the patient complains of pain. The NA
should do all of the following except:
a. Stop the ROM
b. Report pain to the nurse
c. Tell the patient pain is to be expected - ANS-c. Tell the resident that pain is to be
expected.
The most frequent complication in transferring a resident from bed to wheelchair is
__________. - ANS-falling
When transferring a patient from bed to wheelchair, the NA must make sure the
following safety precautions are followed:
a. Bed and wheelchair are locked
b. Resident has on shoes or non-skid foot-wear
c. Patient's feet are flat on the floor prior to standing
d. All of the above - ANS-d. All of the above
When transferring a patient, which leg is nearest the chair?
a. Weaker leg
b. Stronger leg - ANS-b. Stronger leg
Activity improves muscle tone, and:
a. Causes decreased peristalsis
b. Increases venous return to the heart - ANS-b. Increases venous return to the heart
A broad base of support increases stability during transfers. (True or False) - ANS-True
To reduce possible abuse and neglect charges, turn and position residents per the
______________. - ANS-nurse care plan
