MNA Final Exam Practice test questions
well answered to pass graded A+
When the following Droplet Precautions, you need to wear
A. A tuberculosis Respirator
B. A mask when working within 3 feet of the person
C. A gown
D. Eye protection - correct answer ✔✔A mask when working within 3 feet of the person
A resident has slid down in her wheelchair. She cannot assist you with repositioning. you ask a
co-worker for assistance. Which action is unsafe?
A. The tallest worker stands behind the wheelchair.
B. You lock the wheelchair brakes while repositioning the resident.
C. The resident folds her hands in her lap.
D. The shortest worker lifts the resident by pulling on the transfer belt. - correct answer ✔✔The
shortest worker lifts the resident by pulling on the transfer belt.
Which fluids increase peristalsis?
A. Cold fluids
B. Warm fluids
C. Alcoholic beverages
D. Carbonated beverages - correct answer ✔✔Warm fluids
,Which does not slow the passage of feces through the intestines?
A. Exercise and activity
B. Some medications
C. Aging
D. Disability - correct answer ✔✔Exercise and activity
A resident signals that they need help in the bathroom. What should you do first?
A. Knock on bathroom the door
B. Check her ID bracelet and call her by her name
C. Position the wheelchair
D. Apply a transfer belt - correct answer ✔✔Knock on bathroom the door
After this resident finishes eliminating, you need to first
A. Assist with wiping, perineal care, flushing, hand-washing, and dressing as needed.
B. Apply a transfer belt and position the wheelchair
C. Ask what she observed about her urine or stool
D. Record her urine output or bowel movement characteristics - correct answer ✔✔Assist with
wiping, perineal care, flushing, hand-washing, and dressing as needed.
Which room temperature is required in nursing centers by OBRA?
A. 60-65 Degrees F
, B. 68-74 Degrees F
C. 71-81 Degrees F
D. 82-86 Degrees F - correct answer ✔✔71-81 Degrees F
Friction and shearing can lead to
A. Back injuries
B. infection and pressure ulcers
C. poor posture and body mechanics
D. difficulty breathing - correct answer ✔✔infection and pressure ulcers
You reduce friction and shearing by
A. Rolling or Lifting the Person
B. Using a transfer belt
C. Using pillows for support
D. Turning or Sliding the person - correct answer ✔✔Rolling or Lifting the Person
A warning label on a hazardous substance is damaged. What should you do?
A. Try to read the label the best you can
B. Take the container to the nurse
C. Pour the substance into a different container
D. Apply a new warning label that you create - correct answer ✔✔Take the container to the
nurse
well answered to pass graded A+
When the following Droplet Precautions, you need to wear
A. A tuberculosis Respirator
B. A mask when working within 3 feet of the person
C. A gown
D. Eye protection - correct answer ✔✔A mask when working within 3 feet of the person
A resident has slid down in her wheelchair. She cannot assist you with repositioning. you ask a
co-worker for assistance. Which action is unsafe?
A. The tallest worker stands behind the wheelchair.
B. You lock the wheelchair brakes while repositioning the resident.
C. The resident folds her hands in her lap.
D. The shortest worker lifts the resident by pulling on the transfer belt. - correct answer ✔✔The
shortest worker lifts the resident by pulling on the transfer belt.
Which fluids increase peristalsis?
A. Cold fluids
B. Warm fluids
C. Alcoholic beverages
D. Carbonated beverages - correct answer ✔✔Warm fluids
,Which does not slow the passage of feces through the intestines?
A. Exercise and activity
B. Some medications
C. Aging
D. Disability - correct answer ✔✔Exercise and activity
A resident signals that they need help in the bathroom. What should you do first?
A. Knock on bathroom the door
B. Check her ID bracelet and call her by her name
C. Position the wheelchair
D. Apply a transfer belt - correct answer ✔✔Knock on bathroom the door
After this resident finishes eliminating, you need to first
A. Assist with wiping, perineal care, flushing, hand-washing, and dressing as needed.
B. Apply a transfer belt and position the wheelchair
C. Ask what she observed about her urine or stool
D. Record her urine output or bowel movement characteristics - correct answer ✔✔Assist with
wiping, perineal care, flushing, hand-washing, and dressing as needed.
Which room temperature is required in nursing centers by OBRA?
A. 60-65 Degrees F
, B. 68-74 Degrees F
C. 71-81 Degrees F
D. 82-86 Degrees F - correct answer ✔✔71-81 Degrees F
Friction and shearing can lead to
A. Back injuries
B. infection and pressure ulcers
C. poor posture and body mechanics
D. difficulty breathing - correct answer ✔✔infection and pressure ulcers
You reduce friction and shearing by
A. Rolling or Lifting the Person
B. Using a transfer belt
C. Using pillows for support
D. Turning or Sliding the person - correct answer ✔✔Rolling or Lifting the Person
A warning label on a hazardous substance is damaged. What should you do?
A. Try to read the label the best you can
B. Take the container to the nurse
C. Pour the substance into a different container
D. Apply a new warning label that you create - correct answer ✔✔Take the container to the
nurse
