CNA PRACTICE TEST 2025 HEADMASTER (2025)
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED DETAILED
SOLUTIONS (MULTIPLE CHOICES) |COMPLETE SOLUTIONS |A+
GRADED |100% CORRECT!!
Question 1
The health care provider should wear protective gloves when touching which of the resident's
substances?
A) Skin
B) Hair
C) Clothing
D) Bed linen
E) Body fluids
Correct Answer: E) Body fluids
Rationale: The provided text states, "The health care provider should wear
protective gloves when toughing the residents Body fluids".
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT a microorganism?
A) Bacteria
B) Virus
C) Fungi
D) Protozoa
E) Progeny
Correct Answer: E) Progeny
Rationale: The provided text states, "Select the Answer that is not a microorganism
Progeny".
,Question 3
All residents in a healthcare facility have:
A) Limited visitor hours
B) Mandatory participation in activities
C) Civil rights
D) Restricted access to personal belongings
E) A designated spokesperson
Correct Answer: C) Civil rights
Rationale: The provided text states, "All residents have Civil rights".
Question 4
When lifting or moving a heavy, helpless resident in bed, you should:
A) Pull them by their arms.
B) Push them with your foot.
C) Lift them independently.
D) Roll them quickly.
E) Use a lift/draw sheet with help.
Correct Answer: E) use lift/ draw sheet with help
Rationale: The provided text states, "when lifting or moving a heavy helpless
resident in bed you should use lift/ draw sheet with help".
Question 5
You are measuring Mrs. Clark's pulse, and it is 98 beats per minute, which is significantly
different from her normal pulse. You should:
A) Recheck the pulse in 30 minutes.
, B) Document the finding and continue with care.
C) Inform Mrs. Clark that her pulse is high.
D) Report this to the charge nurse.
E) Give her a glass of water.
Correct Answer: D) report this to the charge nurse
Rationale: The provided text states, "you are measuring Mrs. Clark's pulse and it is
98 beats per min, which is significantly different than her normal pulse. you should
report this to the charge nurse".
Question 6
A thermometer is used to measure:
A) Blood pressure
B) Pulse rate
C) Respiratory rate
D) Body temperature
E) Oxygen saturation
Correct Answer: D) body temperature
Rationale: The provided text states, "A thermometer measures body temperature".
Question 7
The basic nutrients include all EXCEPT:
A) Carbohydrates
B) Proteins
C) Fats
D) Vitamins
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED DETAILED
SOLUTIONS (MULTIPLE CHOICES) |COMPLETE SOLUTIONS |A+
GRADED |100% CORRECT!!
Question 1
The health care provider should wear protective gloves when touching which of the resident's
substances?
A) Skin
B) Hair
C) Clothing
D) Bed linen
E) Body fluids
Correct Answer: E) Body fluids
Rationale: The provided text states, "The health care provider should wear
protective gloves when toughing the residents Body fluids".
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT a microorganism?
A) Bacteria
B) Virus
C) Fungi
D) Protozoa
E) Progeny
Correct Answer: E) Progeny
Rationale: The provided text states, "Select the Answer that is not a microorganism
Progeny".
,Question 3
All residents in a healthcare facility have:
A) Limited visitor hours
B) Mandatory participation in activities
C) Civil rights
D) Restricted access to personal belongings
E) A designated spokesperson
Correct Answer: C) Civil rights
Rationale: The provided text states, "All residents have Civil rights".
Question 4
When lifting or moving a heavy, helpless resident in bed, you should:
A) Pull them by their arms.
B) Push them with your foot.
C) Lift them independently.
D) Roll them quickly.
E) Use a lift/draw sheet with help.
Correct Answer: E) use lift/ draw sheet with help
Rationale: The provided text states, "when lifting or moving a heavy helpless
resident in bed you should use lift/ draw sheet with help".
Question 5
You are measuring Mrs. Clark's pulse, and it is 98 beats per minute, which is significantly
different from her normal pulse. You should:
A) Recheck the pulse in 30 minutes.
, B) Document the finding and continue with care.
C) Inform Mrs. Clark that her pulse is high.
D) Report this to the charge nurse.
E) Give her a glass of water.
Correct Answer: D) report this to the charge nurse
Rationale: The provided text states, "you are measuring Mrs. Clark's pulse and it is
98 beats per min, which is significantly different than her normal pulse. you should
report this to the charge nurse".
Question 6
A thermometer is used to measure:
A) Blood pressure
B) Pulse rate
C) Respiratory rate
D) Body temperature
E) Oxygen saturation
Correct Answer: D) body temperature
Rationale: The provided text states, "A thermometer measures body temperature".
Question 7
The basic nutrients include all EXCEPT:
A) Carbohydrates
B) Proteins
C) Fats
D) Vitamins
