Hartman's Nursing Assistant Care
Chapter's 1-3 Exam| 100% Pass
Chap. 1: Which of the following healthcare settings is often reserved for persons who will die in
six months or less?
(A) Hospice care
(B)Long-Term Care
(C)Outpatient care.
(D) Acute Care: Ans-(A) Hospice Care.
Chap. 1: Which of the following assertions is accurate about long-term care?
(A) People with terminal illnesses do not reside in long-term care institutions.
(B)Most of the conditions found in long-term care institutions are chronic.
(C)People who live in long-term care facilities are unable to return home.
(D) Long-term care is provided in a person's home. ANS: (B) The majority of conditions
encountered in long-term care institutions are chronic.
Chap. 1: A resident bought a special present for her nursing aide. What is the best answer
from the nursing assistant?
(A) The NA should decline the present while thanking the resident for thinking of her.
(B)The NA should take the present because she is unsure of her facility's gift policy.
(C)The NA should accept the present as long as the resident agrees to keep it discreet.
(D) The NA should decline the gift and emphasise that her employer is extremely unjust to
employees who accept gifts from residents.
ANSWER: (A) The NA should decline the present while thanking the resident for thinking of her.
,Chap. 1: A refers to a method of performing something.
(A) Policy
(B) Procedure
(C)Survey
(D)Cite ANS (B) Procedure.
Chap. 1) Medicare will pay for
(A) All services ordered by the resident
(B) The doctor has requested all care.
(C) All care required by the long-term care facility
(D) Only care determined to be medically required. Ans-(D) only care determined to be
medically required
Chap. 1: Which of the following is a core value related to cultural change?
(A) Doing everything for locals.
(B)treating all citizens in the same manner
(C)Promoting self-determination and personal choice.
(D) Ensure that all residents participate in the same activities. Ans-(C) Encourage
self-determination and personal choice.
Chap. 1: Which member of the healthcare team diagnoses and prescribes treatment?
(A) Nursing assistants (NA)
(B)Medical social workers (MSW)
,(C)Physician (MD)
(D)Dietitian (RDN) ANS: (C) Doctor (MD)
Chap. 1: Which of the following care team members are licensed professionals in charge of
assigning work to nursing assistants?
(A) Nursing Assistants, Nurses
(B)Dietitian and resident's family
(C)Nurses and physical therapists.
(D) Nursing assistants, physicians: Ans(C) nurses, physical therapists.
Chap. 1: Which of the following assertions is accurate about residents as members of the care
team?
(A) Residents can't make their own decisions.
(B)Residents are not care team members.
(C)Residents should not make decisions about the care they desire to receive.
(D)The care team focusses on the resident, her condition, treatment, and development.
ANS: (D) The care team focusses on the resident's condition, treatment, and progress.
Chap. 1: Which of the following assertions about a nursing assistant's responsibilities is correct
if an activity is not specified in the care plan?
(A) If an action is not specified in the care plan, the NA should not conduct it.
(B)The NA should carry out the activity if he considers it is best for the resident.
(C)The NA should only do the activity if the resident requests it.
(D)The NA should ask other NAs to determine if they would undertake the activity. Ans (A)-If
the activity is not specified in the care plan, the NA should not perform it.
Chap. 1: A nursing aide informs a resident that her grandchildren are noisy and disruptive to
the facility, and proposes that the next time her daughter visits, she leave the children at home.
Which residents' rights could this behaviour violate?
, (A) The right to make grievances without fear of being punished
(B)Right to refuse medication and therapy.
(C)Right to have visitors.
(D)The right to confidentiality is Ans-(C) the right to have visitors.
Chap. 1: Explain why reporting a resident's changes and difficulties to the nurse is such a
crucial function for the nursing assistant.
The care plan needs to be modified as the resident's condition changes.
The NA's role does not include reporting changes.
Depending on the resident's changes, the NA can select whether to work that day or not.
The NA can determine what medication to administer for the resident's current condition.
Chap. 1: Which of the following is a typical task for a NA?
Change a sterile dressing on an open wound.
Assisting residents with elimination needs.
Administering medicine
Prescribing treatments: (B) Assisting residents with elimination needs.
Chap. 1: Which of the following jobs is not within the scope of practice for a NA?
Giving a resident a bath
Inserting a tube into a resident's body.
Assisting a resident with dinner
Transferring a resident from the bed to a chair: (B) Inserting a tube into the resident's body
Chapter's 1-3 Exam| 100% Pass
Chap. 1: Which of the following healthcare settings is often reserved for persons who will die in
six months or less?
(A) Hospice care
(B)Long-Term Care
(C)Outpatient care.
(D) Acute Care: Ans-(A) Hospice Care.
Chap. 1: Which of the following assertions is accurate about long-term care?
(A) People with terminal illnesses do not reside in long-term care institutions.
(B)Most of the conditions found in long-term care institutions are chronic.
(C)People who live in long-term care facilities are unable to return home.
(D) Long-term care is provided in a person's home. ANS: (B) The majority of conditions
encountered in long-term care institutions are chronic.
Chap. 1: A resident bought a special present for her nursing aide. What is the best answer
from the nursing assistant?
(A) The NA should decline the present while thanking the resident for thinking of her.
(B)The NA should take the present because she is unsure of her facility's gift policy.
(C)The NA should accept the present as long as the resident agrees to keep it discreet.
(D) The NA should decline the gift and emphasise that her employer is extremely unjust to
employees who accept gifts from residents.
ANSWER: (A) The NA should decline the present while thanking the resident for thinking of her.
,Chap. 1: A refers to a method of performing something.
(A) Policy
(B) Procedure
(C)Survey
(D)Cite ANS (B) Procedure.
Chap. 1) Medicare will pay for
(A) All services ordered by the resident
(B) The doctor has requested all care.
(C) All care required by the long-term care facility
(D) Only care determined to be medically required. Ans-(D) only care determined to be
medically required
Chap. 1: Which of the following is a core value related to cultural change?
(A) Doing everything for locals.
(B)treating all citizens in the same manner
(C)Promoting self-determination and personal choice.
(D) Ensure that all residents participate in the same activities. Ans-(C) Encourage
self-determination and personal choice.
Chap. 1: Which member of the healthcare team diagnoses and prescribes treatment?
(A) Nursing assistants (NA)
(B)Medical social workers (MSW)
,(C)Physician (MD)
(D)Dietitian (RDN) ANS: (C) Doctor (MD)
Chap. 1: Which of the following care team members are licensed professionals in charge of
assigning work to nursing assistants?
(A) Nursing Assistants, Nurses
(B)Dietitian and resident's family
(C)Nurses and physical therapists.
(D) Nursing assistants, physicians: Ans(C) nurses, physical therapists.
Chap. 1: Which of the following assertions is accurate about residents as members of the care
team?
(A) Residents can't make their own decisions.
(B)Residents are not care team members.
(C)Residents should not make decisions about the care they desire to receive.
(D)The care team focusses on the resident, her condition, treatment, and development.
ANS: (D) The care team focusses on the resident's condition, treatment, and progress.
Chap. 1: Which of the following assertions about a nursing assistant's responsibilities is correct
if an activity is not specified in the care plan?
(A) If an action is not specified in the care plan, the NA should not conduct it.
(B)The NA should carry out the activity if he considers it is best for the resident.
(C)The NA should only do the activity if the resident requests it.
(D)The NA should ask other NAs to determine if they would undertake the activity. Ans (A)-If
the activity is not specified in the care plan, the NA should not perform it.
Chap. 1: A nursing aide informs a resident that her grandchildren are noisy and disruptive to
the facility, and proposes that the next time her daughter visits, she leave the children at home.
Which residents' rights could this behaviour violate?
, (A) The right to make grievances without fear of being punished
(B)Right to refuse medication and therapy.
(C)Right to have visitors.
(D)The right to confidentiality is Ans-(C) the right to have visitors.
Chap. 1: Explain why reporting a resident's changes and difficulties to the nurse is such a
crucial function for the nursing assistant.
The care plan needs to be modified as the resident's condition changes.
The NA's role does not include reporting changes.
Depending on the resident's changes, the NA can select whether to work that day or not.
The NA can determine what medication to administer for the resident's current condition.
Chap. 1: Which of the following is a typical task for a NA?
Change a sterile dressing on an open wound.
Assisting residents with elimination needs.
Administering medicine
Prescribing treatments: (B) Assisting residents with elimination needs.
Chap. 1: Which of the following jobs is not within the scope of practice for a NA?
Giving a resident a bath
Inserting a tube into a resident's body.
Assisting a resident with dinner
Transferring a resident from the bed to a chair: (B) Inserting a tube into the resident's body
