CNA PRACTICE EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS /ALREADY GRADED A+

Pass your Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) exam on the first try with this comprehensive practice test featuring complete questions and detailed verified answers—100% correct, already graded A+. Designed for nurse aide students and CNA candidates, this resource covers all essential topics including: proper body mechanics (back muscles most often injured), shower safety (never leave resident unattended), STAT definition (immediately), chest pain response (call for help immediately), wrinkle-free beds prevent pressure sores, vitamin D sources (dairy), religious beliefs (residents have right to practice), communicating with deaf residents (pen and paper), medication error (malpractice), threatening restraint (assault), mouth care for unconscious resident (soft toothette), stage 1 pressure ulcer (redness), flatus (intestinal gas), cultural awareness (plan care including cultural needs), refusing tips, encouraging independence (let resident do as much as possible), sharing resident information (not with church member), dressing a resident with right-sided weakness (right/affected arm first), shaving cream before shaving, supporting grieving resident (stay and encourage talking), documentation (never write in pencil), ambulating stroke resident (stand on affected side), agitated resident (speak calmly), gloves for peri-care, neglect (restraint too tight), dying resident (hearing lost last), first sign of decubitus ulcer (redness), listening skills (lean toward resident), most common temperature site (oral), passive ROM for immobile residents, wheelchair transfer (stand in front of wheelchair), first action before any procedure (check resident ID), refusing delegated task (if not within CNA scope), last action after making bed (handwashing), NPO definition (nothing by mouth), asking visitors to leave before bath (nursing assistant), resident phone rights (access and privacy), Kübler-Ross first stage of grief (denial), restorative nursing (regain strength, well-being, self-care), resident threatening to leave (report to nurse), least likely to cause skin tear (short cropped nails), coworker under influence (inform nurse immediately), DNR (do not resuscitate), demonstration of caring (listen to resident), resident not eating enough (offer supplements), most frequent injury from fall (fractured hip), cold pack to decrease swelling, sign of impending death (stable vital signs is NOT a sign), STAT observation (respiratory rate 38), Fowler’s position (head of bed 45-60°), proper body mechanics for lifting (bend knees, use leg muscles), handwashing (if visibly soiled, cannot use sanitizer alone), glove use (wash hands before and after), caring for anxious resident (remain calm, speak softly), restrained resident (assess every 2 hours), assisting a falling resident (ease to ground slowly), sundowner’s syndrome (evening confusion), approaching a resident (introduce self by name and role), smoking resident (tell it’s a safety hazard, ask to go outside), fluid conversion (3 oz = 90 mL), resident refuses bath (respect wishes), sexual comments (“that comment is not acceptable to me”), hand roll prevents contractures, hypertension (high blood pressure), provide privacy during visitor time, peri-care with indwelling catheter (wash away from meatus), cleaning dentures (place towel in sink), lost dentures (notify charge nurse), handwashing friction (15-20 seconds), discussing resident on elevator (violation of privacy), gait belt use (rocking and pulling motion), counting respirations (look at watch and abdomen simultaneously), resident’s right to information (does NOT include free/reduced medical care), quadriplegia (no movement of all four extremities), church member asking about resident (confidentiality – cannot disclose). Perfect for CNA state exam, nurse aide certification, and nursing assistant training.