NURSE AIDE STATE NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW
VERSION!)
Active range of motion exercises are prescribed to prevent: - (ANSWER)Loss of joint motion.
When transporting and moving residents, a nurse assistant can protect himself or herself from injury by
using: - (ANSWER)Good body mechanics.
When a nurse assistant obtains a blood pressure reading of 160/110; What is the best action? -
(ANSWER)Report the reading to the supervisor.
A nurse assistant counts 7 respirations for 30 seconds and record the respirations as: - (ANSWER)14.
Spending time talking with residents is a good way: - (ANSWER)to provide social interaction.
A nurse assistant wears gloves when collecting a specimen to: - (ANSWER)protect the nurse aide.
In the resident's room, privacy for the resident may be provided by : - (ANSWER)Drawing the privacy
curtain around the bed.
When a resident has trouble hearing, the nurse assistant may communicate best by: - (ANSWER)Facing
the resident while talking.
What will occur in long-term care facilities when the resident presses the signal button beside his/her
bed? - (ANSWER)A light above the door to the resident's room will light up.
When a resident experience's a seizure, the nurse assistant's primary concern should be to: -
(ANSWER)Protect the resident's head.
, NURSE AIDE STATE NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW
VERSION!)
When a nurse assistant is working with a resident on maintaining his/her thinking abilities, typically the
orientation program begins each morning by: - (ANSWER)Telling the date and time to the resident.
When preparing to give a tub bath to a resident, the water in the tub should be: - (ANSWER)100 to 105
degrees Fahrenheit.
When checking a resident's general/therapeutic diet documentation, the nurse assistant sees the
abbreviation NPO. The resident would be allowed: - (ANSWER)Nothing by mouth.
When a nurse assistant is instructed to position a resident in bed, the nurse assistant must make sure
he/she uses: - (ANSWER)Proper body mechanics.
A nurse assistant has been assigned to assist an incontinent resident with bladder training. During the
bladder training period the nurse assistant should: - (ANSWER)Offer fluids frequently and ensure that
the resident eats a well-balanced diet.
The most important reason for a nurse assistant to follow all state and federal regulations while working
in a long-term care setting in because: - (ANSWER)regulations are designed to protect the resident's
health and ensure quality of care.
The nurse assistant is cleaning a resident's unit when a family member arrives to visit the resident. Why
is it important that the nurse assistant finishes the tasks that he/she is doing and exit the room as soon
as possible? - (ANSWER)Because the resident has the right to immediate and private access to family
and friends.
A resident's care plan calls for a weekly visit from a physical therapist. The primary responsibility of the
physical therapist is to help the resident with: - (ANSWER)regaining strength and mobility.
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW
VERSION!)
Active range of motion exercises are prescribed to prevent: - (ANSWER)Loss of joint motion.
When transporting and moving residents, a nurse assistant can protect himself or herself from injury by
using: - (ANSWER)Good body mechanics.
When a nurse assistant obtains a blood pressure reading of 160/110; What is the best action? -
(ANSWER)Report the reading to the supervisor.
A nurse assistant counts 7 respirations for 30 seconds and record the respirations as: - (ANSWER)14.
Spending time talking with residents is a good way: - (ANSWER)to provide social interaction.
A nurse assistant wears gloves when collecting a specimen to: - (ANSWER)protect the nurse aide.
In the resident's room, privacy for the resident may be provided by : - (ANSWER)Drawing the privacy
curtain around the bed.
When a resident has trouble hearing, the nurse assistant may communicate best by: - (ANSWER)Facing
the resident while talking.
What will occur in long-term care facilities when the resident presses the signal button beside his/her
bed? - (ANSWER)A light above the door to the resident's room will light up.
When a resident experience's a seizure, the nurse assistant's primary concern should be to: -
(ANSWER)Protect the resident's head.
, NURSE AIDE STATE NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW
VERSION!)
When a nurse assistant is working with a resident on maintaining his/her thinking abilities, typically the
orientation program begins each morning by: - (ANSWER)Telling the date and time to the resident.
When preparing to give a tub bath to a resident, the water in the tub should be: - (ANSWER)100 to 105
degrees Fahrenheit.
When checking a resident's general/therapeutic diet documentation, the nurse assistant sees the
abbreviation NPO. The resident would be allowed: - (ANSWER)Nothing by mouth.
When a nurse assistant is instructed to position a resident in bed, the nurse assistant must make sure
he/she uses: - (ANSWER)Proper body mechanics.
A nurse assistant has been assigned to assist an incontinent resident with bladder training. During the
bladder training period the nurse assistant should: - (ANSWER)Offer fluids frequently and ensure that
the resident eats a well-balanced diet.
The most important reason for a nurse assistant to follow all state and federal regulations while working
in a long-term care setting in because: - (ANSWER)regulations are designed to protect the resident's
health and ensure quality of care.
The nurse assistant is cleaning a resident's unit when a family member arrives to visit the resident. Why
is it important that the nurse assistant finishes the tasks that he/she is doing and exit the room as soon
as possible? - (ANSWER)Because the resident has the right to immediate and private access to family
and friends.
A resident's care plan calls for a weekly visit from a physical therapist. The primary responsibility of the
physical therapist is to help the resident with: - (ANSWER)regaining strength and mobility.
