CNA PRACTICE EXAM 1 2025 WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS| BRAND NEW VERSION!

Pass your Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) exam in 2025 with this full-length practice test featuring 98 authentic questions and correct detailed answers—updated and verified. Designed for nurse aide students, this resource covers all key topics: facility emergency procedures (fire, exits, extinguishers), infection control (“if it’s wet, wear gloves”), glove use (saliva, vaginal drainage), equipment repair (follow facility policy), dehydration prevention (encourage fluids), arthritis (synovial joint inflammation), disorientation as a side effect, Alzheimer’s brain findings (neurofibrillary tangles), definitive diagnosis of Alzheimer’s (brain surgery only), resident choice of clothing, dependency from loss of control, handling angry residents (don’t take it personally), dementia definition (deprived of reason), causes of dementia (brain blood vessel changes), importance of oral hygiene for dentate residents, handling valuables (label and describe), dementia behavior (not intentional, they don’t “just want to be mean”), importance of being present for dementia patients, fall causes (rapid reflexes? – actually falls are most common accidents), afebrile meaning, choking response (abdominal thrusts until object expelled or unconscious), nosebleed care (sit up, lean forward, apply pressure), elevated temperature sign of infection, aspiration risk with mouth care for unconscious residents, largest body system (skin), collaborative care planning (hospice and nursing home together), CNAs best opportunity to observe resident changes, anxiety signs (rapid pulse and respiration), age-related sensory decline (hearing loss), good listening skills (repeating what resident said), confidentiality violation (discussing resident in grocery store), sphygmomanometer measures blood pressure, cultural diversity (wide variety of people worldwide), sundown syndrome (less able to cope later in day), dysarthria (slurred speech, drooling), medication timing calculations (vital signs 2 hours after late dose = 1930), resident rights violation (insisting resident participate in activity), bed cradle purpose (keep bedding off feet), OSHA oversees employee health/safety, psychosocial needs (independence and choices), necrosis (death of living cells), MyPlate dairy for adult women (3 cups), draw sheet used for lifting/moving, CVA (blood supply to brain blocked), Fowler’s position (45° head elevation), subjective information (what is reported to you), multiple sclerosis care (balance rest and activity), grimacing as nonverbal communication, active range of motion performed by the person, orthostatic hypotension (possible fainting when upright), reporting rude CNA behavior to charge nurse, DNR meaning (do not resuscitate), fire evacuation (ambulatory residents first), low-sodium diet compliance (food follows plan), sputum specimen best time (early morning), neglect (failure to provide needed care), environmental conditions affect feelings, transfer/gait belt (safe hold for standing/transferring), disaster preparedness (coordinate with local authorities), footboard prevents footdrop, delusion of grandeur (believing she is Mrs. Fields), NPO (nothing to eat or drink), signs of approaching death (cool extremities, labored respirations), neglect by walking past resident needing help, encourage self-care for independence, stress incontinence (sneezing/laughing), difficulty urinating requires nurse notification, transferring with feet apart, dysphagia signs (gargling, drooling, choking), infection control in all actions, documentation (immediately after care, facts only), decreased peristalsis (flatulence and constipation), age-related urinary change (bladder urine retention), fire prevention (remove damaged electrical equipment), skin infection sign (redness), OSHA full name (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), traction care (keep good body alignment), systolic BP (first sound heard), call light answered quickly, burn care (cool water), restorative nursing (care for whole person), fall cause in home (throw rugs), meet social needs (praise accomplishments), language barrier (use simple words), TED hose applied before getting out of bed, ask nurse to clarify instructions, low protein diet for kidney disease, glucometer measures blood sugar, rinse equipment with cold water first, resident complaint (understand and report to right person), CNAs valuable because they spend most time with residents, masturbation in room (provide privacy), CNA allowed to empty Foley catheter bag, acceptance stage of grief, most important communication tool (call light), effective communication includes listening. Perfect for 2025 CNA state exam, nurse aide certification, and nursing assistant training.