CNA exam Test Bank 2023 202

CNA exam Test Bank When a resident experiences a seizure, what is the CNA's main concern? A. Protecting the resident's head B. immediately go get help C. Hold the resident's wrists tightly Ans- A When a CNA is working with a resident on maintaining his/her abilities, typically the orientation program begins each morning by... A. reading them a magazine B. telling the date and time to the resident C. explaining all the daily activities planned ahead Ans- B When labeling a specimen for transfer to the lab, the CNA would complete the specimen label info: A. before collecting the specimen B. by writing the info directly on the container lid with a pen C. using a pencil so corrections can be made easily Ans- ... When a CNA is trying to communicate with a foreigner resident, it may be necessary to: A. seek the aide of a translator B. ask another resident to speak to the resident C. use sign language and gestures Ans- ... An acceptable diversional activity for a CNA to suggest for a resident in long term care facility would be: A. participating in a scheduled recreational activity B. discussing other residents personal problems C. Walking around the facility discussing his or hers personal problems Ans- ... When calculating a resident's total fluid intake, the CNA notes that the resident consumed 6 oz. of soup, 4 oz. of coffee, 4 oz. of OJ, 7.5 oz of water, and 4 oz. of tea. What was the total fluid intake? A. 15.5 oz B. 25.5 oz C. 35.5 oz D. 45.5 oz Ans- B While providing care for the resident, a visitor makes the CNA angry. The CNA should: A. leave the resident's room immediately B. Glare at the visitor but say nothing C. Maintain composure, reply politely, and complete task Ans- C When a CNA is measuring a resident's respiration, the CNA should observe the resident for: A. 30 seconds B. 45 seconds C. 90 seconds D. 120 seconds Ans- ... When the CNA addressed the resident, the name that the CNA should us is determined by: A. resident B. RNA C. family member Ans- A When should the CNA trim a resident's fingernails? A. AM care B. After soaking the resident hands C. After eating lunch Ans- B If a resident indicates to the CNA that they wish to speak with a minister, the CNA should: A. tell the resident the request will be given to the supervisor immediately B. make a mental note and tell the supervisor later C. make a quick call to the local minister and tell them to come immediately Ans- A What position has the nurse assistant put the resident when he/she placed in a side-lying position with a pillow under the head and shoulders and a pillow supporting the upper leg and thigh? A. Prone B. Fowler C. Lateral Ans- C Where in a resident's home would be the best place to put the emergency numbers? A. on a clip board B.in the drawer of the bedside table C. next to all the phones in the residence Ans- C Which of the following would be a way for a CNA to help a resident to exercise his/her citizenship right to be informed and involved? A. Encourage the resident to rest as much as possible to conserve energy B. Encourage the resident to watch TV and listen to the radio C. Provide the resident with science fiction novels D. Share details about the other residents Ans- C When reporting a resident's fluid intake for the 11-7 shift, the CNA determines that the resident has consumed 21 oz of liquids. What would be the amount recorded in millimeters as the resident fluid intake? A. 300 ml B. 450 ml C. 630 ml D. 645 ml Ans- C Mr. James has told the CNA that he wishes to talk with a minister. The CNA should: A. give the request promptly to the supervisor or charge nurse B. make note of the resident's request in the resident's chart C. explain to the resident that the minister will be informed the next time he/she visits D. Immediately call the minister and tell him/her to come and talk to Mr. James Ans- A Which area on the resident should the CNA clean last when giving a resident a complete bed bath? A. perineal area B. pedal (legs and feet) area C. Facial (eyes, mouth, nose) D. Abdominal (chest, stomach, back) Ans- ... When preparing to give a resident a back massage, what should the CNA do before applying a nonmedicated lotion to the resident's skin? A. Inspect the area to be massaged for skin breakdown B. Check the lotion to be used for the massage is cool to the touch C. Rub the area of skin to be massaged with bare hands and warm the skin Ans- A When a CNA is providing care to a terminally ill resident who is in the second stage of the 5 stages of dying, the resident is most likely to: A. be calm and quiet B. Deny that he/she is dying C. make the CNA a target of anger Ans- C When a CNA is assigned to care for a resident returning for cataract sur