Practice Exam - HCA/CNA Questions and
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You should - answer-:Get another direct care staff person to assist you so Gary will have two
people in case he gets dizzy
As a care team member, you are always on time and complete all duties and tasks as assigned.
You keep your obligations and promises. This quality is called - answer-:Dependability
True or False: Authorized staff are staff who have completed the required training to assist
clients with self-administration - answer-:True
A very important part of assisting a person to bathe is - answer-:Making sure the person is
draped with a towel
Ambulation is another word for - answer-:Walking
Verbal cues are helpful for a client who has difficulty remembering. You can give verbal cues one
at a time. When assisting a client with meals it is good to - answer-:Wait until the client has
finished one task before asking him to do another
What are the most common places for pressure injuries to form? - answer-:Lower back, hips,
heels, and ankles
, Adverse drug reactions can occur - answer-:Due to lack of or insufficient documentation
Which of the following should you do when transferring a client to a wheelchair? - answer-
:Check the client's position in the wheelchair after the transfer is complete
True or False: Handwashing is the single best defense against the spread of disease - answer-
:True
What is the best definition of standard precautions? - answer-:Required practices to protect
from bloodborne pathogens
Which nonverbal behavior will NOT create a communication misunderstanding between the
sender and the receiver? - answer-:Making eye contact
The body's automatic stress detection process relies on - answer-:Sensory input and stored
memories
Undiagnosed pain, lighting and noise, and the attitude and training of caregivers can affect -
answer-:Distressed behaviors in people living with dementia
Your client Zelda is an avid reader, and you often share your paperback novels with her. This
morning, she asked you to bring her glasses because the pages of her book are very blurry and
she thinks the words are written backward. However, she is wearing her glasses. She has never
complained of blurred vision before. You should - answer-:Contact your supervisor to report
your findings and ask her to come check on Zelda right away
People with a diagnosis of HIV can live many years, and even decades, if there has been -
answer-:Early diagnosis and treatment
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You should - answer-:Get another direct care staff person to assist you so Gary will have two
people in case he gets dizzy
As a care team member, you are always on time and complete all duties and tasks as assigned.
You keep your obligations and promises. This quality is called - answer-:Dependability
True or False: Authorized staff are staff who have completed the required training to assist
clients with self-administration - answer-:True
A very important part of assisting a person to bathe is - answer-:Making sure the person is
draped with a towel
Ambulation is another word for - answer-:Walking
Verbal cues are helpful for a client who has difficulty remembering. You can give verbal cues one
at a time. When assisting a client with meals it is good to - answer-:Wait until the client has
finished one task before asking him to do another
What are the most common places for pressure injuries to form? - answer-:Lower back, hips,
heels, and ankles
, Adverse drug reactions can occur - answer-:Due to lack of or insufficient documentation
Which of the following should you do when transferring a client to a wheelchair? - answer-
:Check the client's position in the wheelchair after the transfer is complete
True or False: Handwashing is the single best defense against the spread of disease - answer-
:True
What is the best definition of standard precautions? - answer-:Required practices to protect
from bloodborne pathogens
Which nonverbal behavior will NOT create a communication misunderstanding between the
sender and the receiver? - answer-:Making eye contact
The body's automatic stress detection process relies on - answer-:Sensory input and stored
memories
Undiagnosed pain, lighting and noise, and the attitude and training of caregivers can affect -
answer-:Distressed behaviors in people living with dementia
Your client Zelda is an avid reader, and you often share your paperback novels with her. This
morning, she asked you to bring her glasses because the pages of her book are very blurry and
she thinks the words are written backward. However, she is wearing her glasses. She has never
complained of blurred vision before. You should - answer-:Contact your supervisor to report
your findings and ask her to come check on Zelda right away
People with a diagnosis of HIV can live many years, and even decades, if there has been -
answer-:Early diagnosis and treatment
