NAA 100 Final Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Latest Update 2025-2026
A resident has had a stroke. The nurse tells you to do the following. Which one should you
question?
a) Keep the bed in the highest horizontal postion.
B) Do range-of-motion exercises every two hours.
c) Turn, reposition, and give skin are every two hours.
d) Elevate the head of the bed to a semi-Fowler's position. - Answers a) Keep the bed in the
highest horizontal postion.
An oral temperature can be taken on a resident who is:
a) cooperative
b) has a convulsive disorder (seizures)
c) is receiving oxygen
D) is confused or disoriented - Answers a) cooperative
A major goal of rehabilitation is:
a) to help the person regain his or her strength and independence.
b) to completely restore the person to his or her prior level of health.
c) for the person to return to his or her job.
d) to restore the person to his or her highest possible level of physical, psychological, social and
economic functioning. - Answers d) to restore the person to his or her highest possible level of
physical, psychological, social and economic functioning.
The perineal area is cleaned immediately before collecting a:
A) fresh-fractional urine specimen.
b) routine urine specimen.
c) clean-catch urine specimen.
,D) 24-hour urine specimen. - Answers c) clean-catch urine specimen.
a victim has a weak, rapid pulse, is cold and moist, has pale skin and has rapid respirations, is
thirsty and restless. The victim is probably:
A) having a seizure.
b) having a heart attack.
c) having a stroke.
d) in shock. - Answers d) in shock.
The medical abbreviation "prn' means:
A) patient really needs.
B) after meals
C) when necessary.
D) as desired. - Answers c) when necessary.
The following guidelines should be followed when giving an enema. Which is INCORRECT?
a) the enema bag should be 12" above the anus.
b) the enema bag should be 18" above the anus.
c) enemas may be repeated 2-3 times if health facility allows
D) report results of enema. - Answers b) the enema bag should be 18" above the anus.
You are assisting Mrs. Brown to change her hospital gown. Her right arm is injured. Which of the
following is correct?
a) support the right arm while removing the gown.
B) remove the gown from the right arm first.
c) put the clean gown on the left arm first.
d) the resident is exposed during the procedure. - Answers a) support the right arm while
removing the gown.
, A sputum specimen consists of secretions collected from:
a) the stomach.
b) a surgical wound.
c) the salivary glands.
d) the lungs, trachea, and bronchi. - Answers d) the lungs, trachea, and bronchi.
A hearing aid:
A) corrects the hearing problem.
B) makes speech clearer.
C) makes speech louder.
D) makes sounds clearer. - Answers C) makes speech louder.
Which of the following is a subjective resident sign?
a) has pain when urinating
b) area of red skin on buttocks
c) skin is cool and moist
D cough is productive - Answers a) has pain when urinating
The following statements are about restraints. Which is FALSE?
a) Unnecessary restraint of a resident can be considered false imprisonment.
b) Nursing personnel can apply restraints whenever they believe it to be necessary.
c) A resident may become more confused after a restraint has been applied.
D) Restraints require a physician's order. - Answers b) Nursing personnel can apply restraints
whenever they believe it to be necessary.
A resident has an ostomy. The consistency of the stool will depend on:
A resident has had a stroke. The nurse tells you to do the following. Which one should you
question?
a) Keep the bed in the highest horizontal postion.
B) Do range-of-motion exercises every two hours.
c) Turn, reposition, and give skin are every two hours.
d) Elevate the head of the bed to a semi-Fowler's position. - Answers a) Keep the bed in the
highest horizontal postion.
An oral temperature can be taken on a resident who is:
a) cooperative
b) has a convulsive disorder (seizures)
c) is receiving oxygen
D) is confused or disoriented - Answers a) cooperative
A major goal of rehabilitation is:
a) to help the person regain his or her strength and independence.
b) to completely restore the person to his or her prior level of health.
c) for the person to return to his or her job.
d) to restore the person to his or her highest possible level of physical, psychological, social and
economic functioning. - Answers d) to restore the person to his or her highest possible level of
physical, psychological, social and economic functioning.
The perineal area is cleaned immediately before collecting a:
A) fresh-fractional urine specimen.
b) routine urine specimen.
c) clean-catch urine specimen.
,D) 24-hour urine specimen. - Answers c) clean-catch urine specimen.
a victim has a weak, rapid pulse, is cold and moist, has pale skin and has rapid respirations, is
thirsty and restless. The victim is probably:
A) having a seizure.
b) having a heart attack.
c) having a stroke.
d) in shock. - Answers d) in shock.
The medical abbreviation "prn' means:
A) patient really needs.
B) after meals
C) when necessary.
D) as desired. - Answers c) when necessary.
The following guidelines should be followed when giving an enema. Which is INCORRECT?
a) the enema bag should be 12" above the anus.
b) the enema bag should be 18" above the anus.
c) enemas may be repeated 2-3 times if health facility allows
D) report results of enema. - Answers b) the enema bag should be 18" above the anus.
You are assisting Mrs. Brown to change her hospital gown. Her right arm is injured. Which of the
following is correct?
a) support the right arm while removing the gown.
B) remove the gown from the right arm first.
c) put the clean gown on the left arm first.
d) the resident is exposed during the procedure. - Answers a) support the right arm while
removing the gown.
, A sputum specimen consists of secretions collected from:
a) the stomach.
b) a surgical wound.
c) the salivary glands.
d) the lungs, trachea, and bronchi. - Answers d) the lungs, trachea, and bronchi.
A hearing aid:
A) corrects the hearing problem.
B) makes speech clearer.
C) makes speech louder.
D) makes sounds clearer. - Answers C) makes speech louder.
Which of the following is a subjective resident sign?
a) has pain when urinating
b) area of red skin on buttocks
c) skin is cool and moist
D cough is productive - Answers a) has pain when urinating
The following statements are about restraints. Which is FALSE?
a) Unnecessary restraint of a resident can be considered false imprisonment.
b) Nursing personnel can apply restraints whenever they believe it to be necessary.
c) A resident may become more confused after a restraint has been applied.
D) Restraints require a physician's order. - Answers b) Nursing personnel can apply restraints
whenever they believe it to be necessary.
A resident has an ostomy. The consistency of the stool will depend on:
