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A client with a terminal illness tells that
he has begun praying every night. The
client states, "If I pray every night, God
will forgive me." This represents which
stage of grief? b) Bargaining
a) Acceptance
b) Bargaining
c) Denial
d) Anger
Which of the following pieces of assistive
equipment would be most helpful in mov-
ing an immobile client from their bed to a
chair?
a) Mechanical Lift
a) Mechanical Lift
b) Draw Sheet
c) Gait Belt
d) Wrist restraints
The nursing assistant prepares to give a
partial bed bath. Before turning the pa-
tient to rub their back, the nursing assis-
tant notices that he has a Foley catheter
in place. Where should the nursing as-
sistant secure the catheter to ensure it is
a) To the lateral aspect of the patient's
not pulled during the bath?
thigh.
a) To the lateral aspect of the patient's
thigh.
b) To the bed sheet.
c) To the medial aspect of the patient's
thigh.
d) To the bed.
A patient has just received news about
the death of his spouse. He states to the
nursing assistant, "I can't believe this has
happened to me. I don't know what to do.
How can I live without my wife?"
The nursing assistant best responds by
stating:
a) "You will need more time to cope with
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this loss."
b) "I understand you're in pain. I'll stay
with you."
b) "I understand you're in pain. I'll stay
c) "This kind of thing will happen to every-
with you."
one eventually."
d) "Do you and your wife have any chil-
dren together?"
The nursing assistant helps a patient
who recently had a right-sided stroke to
bathe. Which of the following describes
the BEST method to support the pa-
tient's independence?
a) Allow the patient to perform as much a) Allow the patient to perform as much
of the bath as possible. of the bath as possible.
b) Ask the patient what he wants to do.
c) Complete the entire bath for him to
conserve his energy.
d) Encourage the patient to do the best
he can to clean himself.
A resident comes out of their room say-
ing they have burn their leg after they
dropped hot soup on it. The skin looks
blistered and red. The nurse assistant
knows this is a: b) Partial thickness burn.
a) Superficial burn.
b) Partial thickness burn.
c) Total thickness burn.
d) Serious burn.
A client who has not had a bowel move-
ment in four days would receive the most
benefit from which of the following proce-
dures?
a) Endoscopy. b) Enema.
b) Colonoscopy.
c) Catheterization.
d) Enema.
Enema
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An will help the patient in ex-
pelling fecal matter before it can become
impacted.
The client asks the nursing assistant her
to cut her toenails. The nursing assistant
knows this client has type two diabetes.
Which of the following actions is best?
a) Retrieve a safety clipper and hand it to
the client. d) Check the chart for physician orders
b) Report to the nurse that the client regarding nail trimming.
needs her toenails trimmed.
c) Check the client's blood glucose be-
fore cutting her toenails.
d) Check the chart for physician orders
regarding nail trimming.
Which of the following options is the best
method to prevent insomnia?
a) Ensure the client eats one apple per
day.
b) Encourage the client to take several c) Encourage the client to take several
naps daily. walks around the facility daily.
c) Encourage the client to take several
walks around the facility daily.
d) Encourage the client to remain in bed
throughout the day.
The nursing assistant takes the temper-
ature 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?
a) The nursing assistants waits at least
a) The nursing assistants waits at least
fifteen minutes before retaking the tem-
fifteen minutes before retaking the tem-
perature.
perature.
b) The nursing assistant records the tem-
perature in the chart.
c) The nursing assistant scolds the client
for not letting her know beforehand.
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A client with a terminal illness tells that
he has begun praying every night. The
client states, "If I pray every night, God
will forgive me." This represents which
stage of grief? b) Bargaining
a) Acceptance
b) Bargaining
c) Denial
d) Anger
Which of the following pieces of assistive
equipment would be most helpful in mov-
ing an immobile client from their bed to a
chair?
a) Mechanical Lift
a) Mechanical Lift
b) Draw Sheet
c) Gait Belt
d) Wrist restraints
The nursing assistant prepares to give a
partial bed bath. Before turning the pa-
tient to rub their back, the nursing assis-
tant notices that he has a Foley catheter
in place. Where should the nursing as-
sistant secure the catheter to ensure it is
a) To the lateral aspect of the patient's
not pulled during the bath?
thigh.
a) To the lateral aspect of the patient's
thigh.
b) To the bed sheet.
c) To the medial aspect of the patient's
thigh.
d) To the bed.
A patient has just received news about
the death of his spouse. He states to the
nursing assistant, "I can't believe this has
happened to me. I don't know what to do.
How can I live without my wife?"
The nursing assistant best responds by
stating:
a) "You will need more time to cope with
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this loss."
b) "I understand you're in pain. I'll stay
with you."
b) "I understand you're in pain. I'll stay
c) "This kind of thing will happen to every-
with you."
one eventually."
d) "Do you and your wife have any chil-
dren together?"
The nursing assistant helps a patient
who recently had a right-sided stroke to
bathe. Which of the following describes
the BEST method to support the pa-
tient's independence?
a) Allow the patient to perform as much a) Allow the patient to perform as much
of the bath as possible. of the bath as possible.
b) Ask the patient what he wants to do.
c) Complete the entire bath for him to
conserve his energy.
d) Encourage the patient to do the best
he can to clean himself.
A resident comes out of their room say-
ing they have burn their leg after they
dropped hot soup on it. The skin looks
blistered and red. The nurse assistant
knows this is a: b) Partial thickness burn.
a) Superficial burn.
b) Partial thickness burn.
c) Total thickness burn.
d) Serious burn.
A client who has not had a bowel move-
ment in four days would receive the most
benefit from which of the following proce-
dures?
a) Endoscopy. b) Enema.
b) Colonoscopy.
c) Catheterization.
d) Enema.
Enema
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An will help the patient in ex-
pelling fecal matter before it can become
impacted.
The client asks the nursing assistant her
to cut her toenails. The nursing assistant
knows this client has type two diabetes.
Which of the following actions is best?
a) Retrieve a safety clipper and hand it to
the client. d) Check the chart for physician orders
b) Report to the nurse that the client regarding nail trimming.
needs her toenails trimmed.
c) Check the client's blood glucose be-
fore cutting her toenails.
d) Check the chart for physician orders
regarding nail trimming.
Which of the following options is the best
method to prevent insomnia?
a) Ensure the client eats one apple per
day.
b) Encourage the client to take several c) Encourage the client to take several
naps daily. walks around the facility daily.
c) Encourage the client to take several
walks around the facility daily.
d) Encourage the client to remain in bed
throughout the day.
The nursing assistant takes the temper-
ature 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?
a) The nursing assistants waits at least
a) The nursing assistants waits at least
fifteen minutes before retaking the tem-
fifteen minutes before retaking the tem-
perature.
perature.
b) The nursing assistant records the tem-
perature in the chart.
c) The nursing assistant scolds the client
for not letting her know beforehand.
