CNA Practice Test 2021
Nursing assistants work in a lot of different places. One place that CNAs work is a skilled
nursing facility. This type of facility is also called a - nursing home
Who developed the Hierarchy of Needs? - Maslow
You are a CNA caring for Mrs. Thomas. You see a notation on the nursing care plan that
states, "ambulate at least 10 yards qid". This patient will be assisted with ambulation at
which of the following times? - 10 am, 2 pm, 6 pm, and 10 pm
Which of the following lists the five senses? - hearing, smell, taste, sight, and touch
Where would the wheelchair be placed when transferring a stroke patient from their bed to
the chair? - on the patient's strong side
A resident is ordered to be in High Fowler position for each meal. Which of the following
descriptions is the most accurate depiction of High Fowler position? - the patient's bed is at
a 90 degree angle and the patient is positioned sitting up
What protective equipment should be worn when changing an incontinent patient? - gloves
and gown
Of the following symptoms, which one is most likely due to an infection in a resident? -
sudden onset confusion
The nursing assistant knows that the term "NPO" means: - nothing by mouth
The nursing assistant should tell the nurse if the client with diabetes: - does not touch their
lunch tray
The nursing assistant knows that residents on bedrest must be turned ever: - 2 hours
Which of the following pulses will be most commonly used by a nursing assistant when
acquiring vital signs? - radial
The nursing assistant is helping residents to eat in the dining room when, suddenly, a
resident stands from their seat and begins clutching their throat while coughing silently.
The nursing assistant performs which of the following actions first? - ask the resident if
they are choking
A client at the facility receives a new roommate. While the roommate is in the bathroom,
the clients leans towards the nurse and whispers, "Why is she here anyway? Is she sick?"
, The best response by the nursing assistant is: - "I'm afraid I can't share that information
with you."
A client with Alzheimer's wakes up more confused than usual one morning. The nursing
assistant know that, after breakfast, it is most important to support normal gastrointestinal
tract function by: - taking the client to the bathroom
The client asks the nursing assistant to assist her to cut her toenails. The nursing assistant
knows the client has type two diabetes. Which of the following actions is best? - check the
chart for physician orders regarding nail trimming
Which of the following options is the best method to prevent insomnia? - encourage the
client to take several walks around the facility daily
The nursing assistant takes the temperature of an elderly client and finds it to be 100.6
degrees F. The client reports having just taken a sip of hot tea. Which of the following
actions is appropriate? - the nursing assistants waits at least fifteen minutes before taking
the temperature
A client under the nursing assistant's care suffers from chronic "foot drop". The nursing
assistant can expect to find which of the following devices in the client's room? -
positioning boots
A nursing assistant takes the blood pressure of a client and finds it to be 82/43. The client
reports feeling dizzy. The nursing assistant should: - report the finding to the nurse
The range of motion term "abduction" means: - moving the extremity away from the body
Which of the following most addresses a client's needs in regard to spirituality? - assist the
client to the facility's chapel every Sunday
Proper body mechanics when lifting clients involve which of the following? - bending at the
knees
Which of the following would be primary indication of hepatitis? - jaundice
Which of the following aspects of care is important for a confused client? - reorienting the
client frequently
What type of client may opt to receive hospice care? - terminally ill client
Cheyne-Stokes respirations occur in a client who: - is close to death
A client in the day room is having a panic attack. The nursing assistant should: - tell the
client to breathe as slowly and deeply as possible
Nursing assistants work in a lot of different places. One place that CNAs work is a skilled
nursing facility. This type of facility is also called a - nursing home
Who developed the Hierarchy of Needs? - Maslow
You are a CNA caring for Mrs. Thomas. You see a notation on the nursing care plan that
states, "ambulate at least 10 yards qid". This patient will be assisted with ambulation at
which of the following times? - 10 am, 2 pm, 6 pm, and 10 pm
Which of the following lists the five senses? - hearing, smell, taste, sight, and touch
Where would the wheelchair be placed when transferring a stroke patient from their bed to
the chair? - on the patient's strong side
A resident is ordered to be in High Fowler position for each meal. Which of the following
descriptions is the most accurate depiction of High Fowler position? - the patient's bed is at
a 90 degree angle and the patient is positioned sitting up
What protective equipment should be worn when changing an incontinent patient? - gloves
and gown
Of the following symptoms, which one is most likely due to an infection in a resident? -
sudden onset confusion
The nursing assistant knows that the term "NPO" means: - nothing by mouth
The nursing assistant should tell the nurse if the client with diabetes: - does not touch their
lunch tray
The nursing assistant knows that residents on bedrest must be turned ever: - 2 hours
Which of the following pulses will be most commonly used by a nursing assistant when
acquiring vital signs? - radial
The nursing assistant is helping residents to eat in the dining room when, suddenly, a
resident stands from their seat and begins clutching their throat while coughing silently.
The nursing assistant performs which of the following actions first? - ask the resident if
they are choking
A client at the facility receives a new roommate. While the roommate is in the bathroom,
the clients leans towards the nurse and whispers, "Why is she here anyway? Is she sick?"
, The best response by the nursing assistant is: - "I'm afraid I can't share that information
with you."
A client with Alzheimer's wakes up more confused than usual one morning. The nursing
assistant know that, after breakfast, it is most important to support normal gastrointestinal
tract function by: - taking the client to the bathroom
The client asks the nursing assistant to assist her to cut her toenails. The nursing assistant
knows the client has type two diabetes. Which of the following actions is best? - check the
chart for physician orders regarding nail trimming
Which of the following options is the best method to prevent insomnia? - encourage the
client to take several walks around the facility daily
The nursing assistant takes the temperature of an elderly client and finds it to be 100.6
degrees F. The client reports having just taken a sip of hot tea. Which of the following
actions is appropriate? - the nursing assistants waits at least fifteen minutes before taking
the temperature
A client under the nursing assistant's care suffers from chronic "foot drop". The nursing
assistant can expect to find which of the following devices in the client's room? -
positioning boots
A nursing assistant takes the blood pressure of a client and finds it to be 82/43. The client
reports feeling dizzy. The nursing assistant should: - report the finding to the nurse
The range of motion term "abduction" means: - moving the extremity away from the body
Which of the following most addresses a client's needs in regard to spirituality? - assist the
client to the facility's chapel every Sunday
Proper body mechanics when lifting clients involve which of the following? - bending at the
knees
Which of the following would be primary indication of hepatitis? - jaundice
Which of the following aspects of care is important for a confused client? - reorienting the
client frequently
What type of client may opt to receive hospice care? - terminally ill client
Cheyne-Stokes respirations occur in a client who: - is close to death
A client in the day room is having a panic attack. The nursing assistant should: - tell the
client to breathe as slowly and deeply as possible
