Hartman's CNA Chapter 1-10
1. Which Of the following healthcare settings would a nurse aide be likely to
work?
A) Emergency Dental Office
B) Long-term care facility
C) Senior Citizen Center
D) Dialysis Center: Long-term care facility
2. Which of the following statement is true of assisted living?
A) This care is given 24 hours a day by nursing assistant who lives with the
person who needs the care
B) this care is provided by hospice volunteers.
C) This care is given in a independent-living facility with some support ser-
vices
D) This care is given in a person's home for 6 weeks following surgery: This
care is given in a independent-living facility with some support services
3. For whom are nursing assistants responsible?
A) All residents
B) Visitors who are in an NA's assigned unit
C) Volunteer caregivers
D) Only those residents who are in an NA's assigned unit: All residents
4. Medicaid is _______
A) Private insurance provided by employers
B) Portion of Medicare used to pay for prescriptions
C) Another term for the kind of care provided at a skilled nursing facilityD) A
medical assistance program partially funded by the state: A medical
assistance program partially funded by the state
5. In a facility's chain of command, the charge nurse reports directly to ____
, Hartman's CNA Chapter 1-10
A) administrator
B) residents spouse or family members
C) occupational therapist
D) nursing supervisor: Nursing Supervisor
6. Term scope of practice refers to ___
A) The order in which NA's tasks are performed
B) The tasks healthcare providers are legally allowed to do
C) All care given in a hospital setting
D) The number of times a skill must be practiced before being performed on
a resident: The tasks healthcare providers are legally allowed to do
7. Which of the following is an example of a NA acting in a unprofessional
manner?
A) NA reports suspected family abuse of a resident to his supervisor
B) NA calls in sick as soon as NA begins to experience symptoms of illness
C) NA answers call light but then take a personal phone call in front of
residentD) NA documents temperature incorrectly but then corrects his
error properly on a resident's chart: NA answers call light but then take a
personal phone call in front of resident
8. Which of the following is true of resident's right regarding her personal
possessions?
A) Anything that a resident brings with her into a facility, including money,
becomes the facility's property
B) Because care facilities provide for all needs, residents may not bring
personal possessions with them
C) A resident may bring her personal possessions with her, but she is
solely responsible for her possessions
, Hartman's CNA Chapter 1-10
D) The resident has the right to expect that her personal possessions will
not be taken or used without permission: The resident has the right to expect
that her personal possessions will not be taken or used without permission
9. Which of the following is true of converting from standard to military
time?
A) NA must add 12 to the hour to convert to military time
B) NA must add 12 to the minutes to convert to military time
C) NA must add 10 to the hour to convert to military time
D) Converting to military time is only necessary at VA hospitals: NA must add
12 to the hour to convert to military time
10. Which of the following is true of incident reports?
A) Incident reports should always contain a combination of facts, opinion,
and eyewitness accounts
B) Incident reports should only be completed at the resident's request be-
cause of privacy issues
C) Incident reports should be completed by doctors after they have
assessed the resident's condition
D) Incident reports should contain the facts of the incident and the actions
taken to give care: Incident reports should contain the facts of the incident and
the actions taken to give care
11. Which of the following nonverbal actions best communicates that a
nursing assistant respects a resident?
A) NA slides her phone out of her pocket and glances at the screen while
the resident is talking.
B) The NA touches the resident's shoulder to comfort her when she
mentions missing her cat.
C) The NA frowns when the resident explains she does not eat meat on
Fridays because she is Catholic
1. Which Of the following healthcare settings would a nurse aide be likely to
work?
A) Emergency Dental Office
B) Long-term care facility
C) Senior Citizen Center
D) Dialysis Center: Long-term care facility
2. Which of the following statement is true of assisted living?
A) This care is given 24 hours a day by nursing assistant who lives with the
person who needs the care
B) this care is provided by hospice volunteers.
C) This care is given in a independent-living facility with some support ser-
vices
D) This care is given in a person's home for 6 weeks following surgery: This
care is given in a independent-living facility with some support services
3. For whom are nursing assistants responsible?
A) All residents
B) Visitors who are in an NA's assigned unit
C) Volunteer caregivers
D) Only those residents who are in an NA's assigned unit: All residents
4. Medicaid is _______
A) Private insurance provided by employers
B) Portion of Medicare used to pay for prescriptions
C) Another term for the kind of care provided at a skilled nursing facilityD) A
medical assistance program partially funded by the state: A medical
assistance program partially funded by the state
5. In a facility's chain of command, the charge nurse reports directly to ____
, Hartman's CNA Chapter 1-10
A) administrator
B) residents spouse or family members
C) occupational therapist
D) nursing supervisor: Nursing Supervisor
6. Term scope of practice refers to ___
A) The order in which NA's tasks are performed
B) The tasks healthcare providers are legally allowed to do
C) All care given in a hospital setting
D) The number of times a skill must be practiced before being performed on
a resident: The tasks healthcare providers are legally allowed to do
7. Which of the following is an example of a NA acting in a unprofessional
manner?
A) NA reports suspected family abuse of a resident to his supervisor
B) NA calls in sick as soon as NA begins to experience symptoms of illness
C) NA answers call light but then take a personal phone call in front of
residentD) NA documents temperature incorrectly but then corrects his
error properly on a resident's chart: NA answers call light but then take a
personal phone call in front of resident
8. Which of the following is true of resident's right regarding her personal
possessions?
A) Anything that a resident brings with her into a facility, including money,
becomes the facility's property
B) Because care facilities provide for all needs, residents may not bring
personal possessions with them
C) A resident may bring her personal possessions with her, but she is
solely responsible for her possessions
, Hartman's CNA Chapter 1-10
D) The resident has the right to expect that her personal possessions will
not be taken or used without permission: The resident has the right to expect
that her personal possessions will not be taken or used without permission
9. Which of the following is true of converting from standard to military
time?
A) NA must add 12 to the hour to convert to military time
B) NA must add 12 to the minutes to convert to military time
C) NA must add 10 to the hour to convert to military time
D) Converting to military time is only necessary at VA hospitals: NA must add
12 to the hour to convert to military time
10. Which of the following is true of incident reports?
A) Incident reports should always contain a combination of facts, opinion,
and eyewitness accounts
B) Incident reports should only be completed at the resident's request be-
cause of privacy issues
C) Incident reports should be completed by doctors after they have
assessed the resident's condition
D) Incident reports should contain the facts of the incident and the actions
taken to give care: Incident reports should contain the facts of the incident and
the actions taken to give care
11. Which of the following nonverbal actions best communicates that a
nursing assistant respects a resident?
A) NA slides her phone out of her pocket and glances at the screen while
the resident is talking.
B) The NA touches the resident's shoulder to comfort her when she
mentions missing her cat.
C) The NA frowns when the resident explains she does not eat meat on
Fridays because she is Catholic
