Florida CNA Practice Test
Providing personal Hygiene care:
A. Is not very important to the elder.
B. Involves feeding and providing fluids.
C. May cause the client to feel ashamed.
D. Does not provide privacy. - answers C. May cause the client to feel ashamed.
Oral Hygiene involves:
A. Cleaning the mouth, teeth, gums and tongue.
B. Rinsing the mouth with very cold water.
C. Cleaning the mouth once a week.
D. Scrubbing the tongue well with a tooth brush. - answers A. Cleaning the mouth,
teeth, gums and tongue.
When assessing Perennial Care:
A. Begin wiping in the dirtiest area, then working to the cleanest area. B. Scrub the
Perennial back and forward vigorously.
C. Use plenty of soap and cool water to prevent skin irritation.
D. Begin wiping in the cleanest area, then working to the dirtiest area. - answers D.
Begin wiping in the cleanest area, then working to the dirtiest area.
You are assigned to give a client a partial bath during HS care, you will:
A. Give the client a bed bath.
B. Wash the face, hands, underarms, and Perineum.
C. Give a tub bath to relax the client.
D. Wash the hands and put the client to bed. - answers B. Wash the face, hands,
underarms, and Perineum.
When giving a patient a complete bath bed the Nurse Aid washes the:
A. The clients complete body. (Known as a CBB)
B. Hand, face, underarms or perinea.
C. Face, legs, perinea and back.
D. Face, hands, perinea and feet. - answers A. The clients complete body. (Known as a
CBB)
The purpose of assisting clients with daily Hygiene care is to:
A. Prevent odors in the facilities.
B. Assure that clients are clean and dry.
C. Prevent pressure ulcers and contractors from developing.
D. Prevent infection, promote relaxation, giving self esteem. - answers D. Prevent
infection, promote relaxation, giving self esteem.
The temperature of the client bath water sure be approximately:
Providing personal Hygiene care:
A. Is not very important to the elder.
B. Involves feeding and providing fluids.
C. May cause the client to feel ashamed.
D. Does not provide privacy. - answers C. May cause the client to feel ashamed.
Oral Hygiene involves:
A. Cleaning the mouth, teeth, gums and tongue.
B. Rinsing the mouth with very cold water.
C. Cleaning the mouth once a week.
D. Scrubbing the tongue well with a tooth brush. - answers A. Cleaning the mouth,
teeth, gums and tongue.
When assessing Perennial Care:
A. Begin wiping in the dirtiest area, then working to the cleanest area. B. Scrub the
Perennial back and forward vigorously.
C. Use plenty of soap and cool water to prevent skin irritation.
D. Begin wiping in the cleanest area, then working to the dirtiest area. - answers D.
Begin wiping in the cleanest area, then working to the dirtiest area.
You are assigned to give a client a partial bath during HS care, you will:
A. Give the client a bed bath.
B. Wash the face, hands, underarms, and Perineum.
C. Give a tub bath to relax the client.
D. Wash the hands and put the client to bed. - answers B. Wash the face, hands,
underarms, and Perineum.
When giving a patient a complete bath bed the Nurse Aid washes the:
A. The clients complete body. (Known as a CBB)
B. Hand, face, underarms or perinea.
C. Face, legs, perinea and back.
D. Face, hands, perinea and feet. - answers A. The clients complete body. (Known as a
CBB)
The purpose of assisting clients with daily Hygiene care is to:
A. Prevent odors in the facilities.
B. Assure that clients are clean and dry.
C. Prevent pressure ulcers and contractors from developing.
D. Prevent infection, promote relaxation, giving self esteem. - answers D. Prevent
infection, promote relaxation, giving self esteem.
The temperature of the client bath water sure be approximately:
