CNA State Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

CNA State Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass acute - a current illness that has severe symptoms and may be as a result of sudden onset chain of command - the line of authority in the facility which addresses to whom each employee/department reports culture change - a philosophy that focuses on providing "person-centered" care to residents and creating a positive work environment for healthcare workers Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act - law that requires health information to be kept secure and private interdisciplinary team - professionals from each discipline within the nursing facility who meet to discuss and plan the care of the resident Long term care - care for persons who require 24 hour care and assistance ombundsman - resident advocate who investigates complaints and assists to achieve agreement between parties, often defending the rights of residents 2100% Pass Guarantee Olivia West, All Rights Reserved © 2025 palliative care - care that focuses on the comfort and dignity of the person rather than curing him or her projection - seeing feelings in others that are really your own regression - going back to an old immature behavior repression - blocking painful thoughts or feelings from the mind standard 14 - law that lays out all the responsibilities of the CNA and what they are not allowed to do Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act - law passed by federal government establishing minimum standards for nursing home care and for nursing assistant training Types of Abuse - verbal, involuntary seclusion, physical, mental, neglect, misappropriation, sexual causative agent - a biological agent that causes a disease disinfection - chemicals used to decrease the spread of pathogens by destroying them healthcare associated infection - infection acquired in a hospital or other healthcare setting, also known as nosocomial infection 3100% Pass Guarantee Olivia West, All Rights Reserved © 2025 sterilization - destroys all microorganisms, not just pathogens systemic infection - infection that occurs when pathogens enter one's bloodstream and move throughout the body causing general symptoms five moments for hand washing - methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus - an antibiotic resistant infection often acquired in hospitals and other facilities; spread by direct physical contact occupational safety and health administration - federal go