CNAP + HHA Exam Study Guide
NA 306 2025 Questions and
Answers 100% Pass
Know about hospice care. - ✔✔Given in facilities or homes for people who have six
months or less to live. Hospice workers give physical, emotional care and comfort while
also supporting families.
Know about long-term care. - ✔✔Given to people who need 24-hour supervised
nursing care. This type is given to people who need high level of care for ongoing
conditions.
What group has the longest average stay in long-term care facilities? -
✔✔Developmentally disabled
Know about acute care. - ✔✔Given in hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers. For
people who have an immediate illness. For people who need short stays for surgery or
diseases.
Definition of Medicare. - ✔✔Health insurance program that was established in 1965 for
people 65 years or older. Covers people of any age with permanent kidney failure or
certain disabilities.
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, Read about what culture change involves. - ✔✔Involves respecting both elders and
those working with them.
What care team member diagnoses and prescribes treatment? - ✔✔A doctor
Read about the resident and resident's family, who does the care team revolve around?
- ✔✔Revolves around the resident and his or her condition, treatment, and progress.
Read about the Care Plan- can you perform an activity if it is not listed in the Care Plan?
- ✔✔Activities not listened on the care plan should not be performed.
Know about Scope of practice and the typical tasks a nursing assistant can perform -
✔✔1. NA do not administer medications unless trained and assigned to do so.
2. NA do not honor a request to do something outside the scope of practice.
3. NA do not usually perform procedures that requires sterile technique
4. NA do not diagnose or prescribe treatments or medications
5. NA do not tell the resident or the family the diagnosis or the medical treatment plan.
Know the steps of the nursing process and the order in which they are done - ✔✔1.
Assessment- getting information
2. Diagnosis- identifying health problems
3. Planning- setting goals and creating a care plan to meet the resident's needs
4. Implementation- putting the care plan into action; giving care
5. Evaluation: careful examination to see if the goals are met
Definitions and difference of ethics and laws - ✔✔Ethics: the knowledge of right and
wrong
Laws: based on ethics
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NA 306 2025 Questions and
Answers 100% Pass
Know about hospice care. - ✔✔Given in facilities or homes for people who have six
months or less to live. Hospice workers give physical, emotional care and comfort while
also supporting families.
Know about long-term care. - ✔✔Given to people who need 24-hour supervised
nursing care. This type is given to people who need high level of care for ongoing
conditions.
What group has the longest average stay in long-term care facilities? -
✔✔Developmentally disabled
Know about acute care. - ✔✔Given in hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers. For
people who have an immediate illness. For people who need short stays for surgery or
diseases.
Definition of Medicare. - ✔✔Health insurance program that was established in 1965 for
people 65 years or older. Covers people of any age with permanent kidney failure or
certain disabilities.
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, Read about what culture change involves. - ✔✔Involves respecting both elders and
those working with them.
What care team member diagnoses and prescribes treatment? - ✔✔A doctor
Read about the resident and resident's family, who does the care team revolve around?
- ✔✔Revolves around the resident and his or her condition, treatment, and progress.
Read about the Care Plan- can you perform an activity if it is not listed in the Care Plan?
- ✔✔Activities not listened on the care plan should not be performed.
Know about Scope of practice and the typical tasks a nursing assistant can perform -
✔✔1. NA do not administer medications unless trained and assigned to do so.
2. NA do not honor a request to do something outside the scope of practice.
3. NA do not usually perform procedures that requires sterile technique
4. NA do not diagnose or prescribe treatments or medications
5. NA do not tell the resident or the family the diagnosis or the medical treatment plan.
Know the steps of the nursing process and the order in which they are done - ✔✔1.
Assessment- getting information
2. Diagnosis- identifying health problems
3. Planning- setting goals and creating a care plan to meet the resident's needs
4. Implementation- putting the care plan into action; giving care
5. Evaluation: careful examination to see if the goals are met
Definitions and difference of ethics and laws - ✔✔Ethics: the knowledge of right and
wrong
Laws: based on ethics
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