CRRN Test 1 (Certification Test) Test Bank
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350 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS & RATIONALES |graded A+
Which of the following is NOT a primary goal of a bladder program?
a. maintenance of continence
b. Preservation of upper urinary tracts
c. Prevention of infection
d. Establishment of an effective method of emptying the bladder
maintenance of continence
Which of the following is not generally a symptom of an autonomic dysreflexia?
a. Pounding headache
b. Flushing below the level of the lesion
c. Nasal congestion
d. Feeling of apprehension and doom
Flushing below the level of the lesion
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Sympathetic stimulation of the detrusor results in:
a. Relaxation of the bladder neck
b. Contraction of the bladder wall
c. Relaxation of the bladder wall
d. Relation of the external sphincter
Relaxation of the bladder wall
Expressions of sexuality may be impaired in patients who have had a stroke due to all of the
following EXCEPT:
a. Communication deficits
b. A high incidence of right side neglect
c. Depression
d. Apraxia
A high incidence of right side neglect
The first action is to be taken when a red area is noted is:
a. Remove/avoid pressure
b. Apply protective lotion
c. Massage the area
d. Apply a protective dressing
Remove/avoid pressure
One of the most important interventions for preventing subluxation of a joint in a flaccid
extremity is:
a. Proper and supportive positioning
b. Aggressive range of motion
c. Administration of etidronate disodium (Didronel)
d. Weight bearing on the affected extremity
Proper and supportive positioning
The developmental milestone of alternating feet while going up and down stairs is usually
achieved at age:
a. one
b. two
c. Three
d. Four
Three
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Apraxia is demonstrated as:
a. Severe tremor
b. Neglect of the affected side of the body
c. Difficulty making skilled movements
d. Inappropriate interpretation of sensations
Difficulty making skilled movements
A patient with motor and sensory impairment at the C7 level will be independent in:
a. Upper and lower extremity dressing
b. Ambulation
c. Floor to chair transfers
d. Feeding and grooming with specially adapted
equipment
Feeding and grooming with specially adapted equipment
You are assisting the parents of a twelve year old with a brain injury and significant cognitive
limitations to prepare for discharge to home. What safety interventions will you include?
a. Serving hot food and beverages as soon as possible
to improve palatability
b. Storing medications, alcohol and other harmful
substances in a secured area
c. Placing all small appliances in the same location
d. Lowering the temperature of the water heater to 140
degrees to avoid accidental burning.
Storing medications, alcohol and other harmful substances in a secured area
Which of the following interventions should be the first to be tried for patients who are
evidencing sleep deprivation?
a. Administrating sleep medications nightly
b. Waking the patient every 3 hours instead of every 2
c. Controlling the amount of noise, stimulation and
activities occurring during sleep time
d. Assisting the patient through an exercise routine
prior to bedtime to increase fatigue.
Controlling the amount of noise, stimulation and activities occurring during sleep time
In order to be eligible for Worker's Compensation, the worker must be:
a. Injured in the course of employment
b. Able to request claim dollars
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c. Able to meet the minimum hours worked requirement
d. Signed up with the Worker's Compensation program
Injured in the course of employment
A patient with Brown-Sequard syndrome will demonstrate:
a. Paralysis and loss of proprioception on the same
side as the lesion with the loss of pain and
temperature on the other side
b. Weakness greater in the upper extremities than in
the lower
c. Loss of proprioception with preservation of other
sensory and motor functions
d. Paralysis and loss of pain and temperature sensation
with preservation of proprioception
Paralysis and loss of proprioception on the same side as the lesion with the loss of pain and
temperature on the other side.
Cognitive, flexibility, motivation, organization and planning are key concepts of:
a. Selective attention
b. Memory
c. Motor learning
d. Executive functioning
Executive functioning
Which of the following is a PRIMARY functioning for management of chronic pain?
a. Spinal implants
b. Patient administered analgesia
c. Exercise and conditioning
d. Electrical stimulation
Exercise and conditioning
A case manager is generally expected to participate in all of the following activities of the
patient care EXCEPT:
a. Evaluation of goal achievement
b. Discharge planning
c. Providing direct patient care
d. Assisting the patient/family with coping and
adaptation to disability
Providing direct patient care
A+ TEST BANK 4
CRRN Test 1 (Certification Test) Test Bank with
350 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS & RATIONALES |graded A+
Which of the following is NOT a primary goal of a bladder program?
a. maintenance of continence
b. Preservation of upper urinary tracts
c. Prevention of infection
d. Establishment of an effective method of emptying the bladder
maintenance of continence
Which of the following is not generally a symptom of an autonomic dysreflexia?
a. Pounding headache
b. Flushing below the level of the lesion
c. Nasal congestion
d. Feeling of apprehension and doom
Flushing below the level of the lesion
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Sympathetic stimulation of the detrusor results in:
a. Relaxation of the bladder neck
b. Contraction of the bladder wall
c. Relaxation of the bladder wall
d. Relation of the external sphincter
Relaxation of the bladder wall
Expressions of sexuality may be impaired in patients who have had a stroke due to all of the
following EXCEPT:
a. Communication deficits
b. A high incidence of right side neglect
c. Depression
d. Apraxia
A high incidence of right side neglect
The first action is to be taken when a red area is noted is:
a. Remove/avoid pressure
b. Apply protective lotion
c. Massage the area
d. Apply a protective dressing
Remove/avoid pressure
One of the most important interventions for preventing subluxation of a joint in a flaccid
extremity is:
a. Proper and supportive positioning
b. Aggressive range of motion
c. Administration of etidronate disodium (Didronel)
d. Weight bearing on the affected extremity
Proper and supportive positioning
The developmental milestone of alternating feet while going up and down stairs is usually
achieved at age:
a. one
b. two
c. Three
d. Four
Three
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Apraxia is demonstrated as:
a. Severe tremor
b. Neglect of the affected side of the body
c. Difficulty making skilled movements
d. Inappropriate interpretation of sensations
Difficulty making skilled movements
A patient with motor and sensory impairment at the C7 level will be independent in:
a. Upper and lower extremity dressing
b. Ambulation
c. Floor to chair transfers
d. Feeding and grooming with specially adapted
equipment
Feeding and grooming with specially adapted equipment
You are assisting the parents of a twelve year old with a brain injury and significant cognitive
limitations to prepare for discharge to home. What safety interventions will you include?
a. Serving hot food and beverages as soon as possible
to improve palatability
b. Storing medications, alcohol and other harmful
substances in a secured area
c. Placing all small appliances in the same location
d. Lowering the temperature of the water heater to 140
degrees to avoid accidental burning.
Storing medications, alcohol and other harmful substances in a secured area
Which of the following interventions should be the first to be tried for patients who are
evidencing sleep deprivation?
a. Administrating sleep medications nightly
b. Waking the patient every 3 hours instead of every 2
c. Controlling the amount of noise, stimulation and
activities occurring during sleep time
d. Assisting the patient through an exercise routine
prior to bedtime to increase fatigue.
Controlling the amount of noise, stimulation and activities occurring during sleep time
In order to be eligible for Worker's Compensation, the worker must be:
a. Injured in the course of employment
b. Able to request claim dollars
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c. Able to meet the minimum hours worked requirement
d. Signed up with the Worker's Compensation program
Injured in the course of employment
A patient with Brown-Sequard syndrome will demonstrate:
a. Paralysis and loss of proprioception on the same
side as the lesion with the loss of pain and
temperature on the other side
b. Weakness greater in the upper extremities than in
the lower
c. Loss of proprioception with preservation of other
sensory and motor functions
d. Paralysis and loss of pain and temperature sensation
with preservation of proprioception
Paralysis and loss of proprioception on the same side as the lesion with the loss of pain and
temperature on the other side.
Cognitive, flexibility, motivation, organization and planning are key concepts of:
a. Selective attention
b. Memory
c. Motor learning
d. Executive functioning
Executive functioning
Which of the following is a PRIMARY functioning for management of chronic pain?
a. Spinal implants
b. Patient administered analgesia
c. Exercise and conditioning
d. Electrical stimulation
Exercise and conditioning
A case manager is generally expected to participate in all of the following activities of the
patient care EXCEPT:
a. Evaluation of goal achievement
b. Discharge planning
c. Providing direct patient care
d. Assisting the patient/family with coping and
adaptation to disability
Providing direct patient care
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