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NA TEST QUESTIONS NEWEST 2026 EXAM QUESTIONS
LATEST VERSION SOLVED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
VERIFIED 100 %
Which of these services is usually provided in a long term care facility?
A) Home health care
B) Radiation therapy
C) Rehabilitative care
D) surgery
C
What is an example of mindful caregiving?
A) being on time for work
B) encouraging residents to wear clothing you like
C) observing changes in a resident's mood or routine
D) requiring a resident to stick with the facility's schedule
C
What is an effective way to get to know a resident?
A) Discuss the resident w/ housekeeping
B) read the resident's mail
C) ask the resident about their needs & preferences
D) check with the resident's roommate for info
C
Which of these is an example of negligence?
A) teasing a resident
B) threatening a resident w/ physical harm
C) locking a resident in their room
D) not taking a resident to the bathroom
D
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Which of these statements about our perceptions is true?
A) our perception is always accurate
B) we should always take what we perceive is true
C) our perceptions influence how we behave toward others
D) single-minded perceptions of residents help us get to know them better
C
How can make new resident feel that they belong?
A) Call then by their nickname "honey"
B) encourage them to participate in activities
C) ask them if you can borrow their jewelry
D) leave them alone to adjust to the facility on their own
B
Which of the following symptoms is a typical of mid-stage dementia?
A) loss of appetite
B) tendency to feel cold
C) greatly difficulty making decisions
D) improved recent memory
C
Which of these nonverbal behaviors helps develop a positive relationship with
a resident?
A) smiling warmly
B) always keep your face neutral
C) looking over resident's shoulder when you speak to them
D) folding your arms across your chest
A
What's the purpose of a living will?
A) to settle property and financial issues when someone dies
B) To help fam members decide how they want their loved one cared for
C) to keep family members away from a dying resident
D) to guide decisions about a person's care if they become incapacitated
D
You're involved on an argument with a co-worker. In order to resolve the
conflict you should:
A) tell the co-worker whats wrong with their point of view
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B) bring up past conflict
C) take the time to understand the other person's point of view
D) calm things down by joking
C
A resident's care plan is used as a tool to:
A) determine whether the resident qualifies for medicaid payment
B) invite family members to facility parties
C) plan for new building improvements
D) coordinate all treatments and services for the resident
D
How residents perceive and respond to pain is influenced by:
A) their nutritional status
B) sunlight
C) the clothing they are wearing at the time
D) their cultural or religious background and beliefs
D
Whenever you prepare to do a task, you should ask yourself a number of
questions, including which of the following?
A) Is this task in my job description?
B) Did I get the resident's permission to do the task?
C) Should I call the resident's family to check whether they want me to do this
task?
D) Will the charge nurse respect me mire for doing this task?
B
You can help break the chain of infection at each link by:
A) sterilizing all bed linen
B) disinfecting all surfaces
C) wearing a gown and protective eye wear at all times
D) washing your hands before and after residents
D
When a family member is angry or critical, you should:
A) take their comments personally
B) explain that the facility is understaffed and there's nothing they can do
NA TEST QUESTIONS NEWEST 2026 EXAM QUESTIONS
LATEST VERSION SOLVED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
VERIFIED 100 %
Which of these services is usually provided in a long term care facility?
A) Home health care
B) Radiation therapy
C) Rehabilitative care
D) surgery
C
What is an example of mindful caregiving?
A) being on time for work
B) encouraging residents to wear clothing you like
C) observing changes in a resident's mood or routine
D) requiring a resident to stick with the facility's schedule
C
What is an effective way to get to know a resident?
A) Discuss the resident w/ housekeeping
B) read the resident's mail
C) ask the resident about their needs & preferences
D) check with the resident's roommate for info
C
Which of these is an example of negligence?
A) teasing a resident
B) threatening a resident w/ physical harm
C) locking a resident in their room
D) not taking a resident to the bathroom
D
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Which of these statements about our perceptions is true?
A) our perception is always accurate
B) we should always take what we perceive is true
C) our perceptions influence how we behave toward others
D) single-minded perceptions of residents help us get to know them better
C
How can make new resident feel that they belong?
A) Call then by their nickname "honey"
B) encourage them to participate in activities
C) ask them if you can borrow their jewelry
D) leave them alone to adjust to the facility on their own
B
Which of the following symptoms is a typical of mid-stage dementia?
A) loss of appetite
B) tendency to feel cold
C) greatly difficulty making decisions
D) improved recent memory
C
Which of these nonverbal behaviors helps develop a positive relationship with
a resident?
A) smiling warmly
B) always keep your face neutral
C) looking over resident's shoulder when you speak to them
D) folding your arms across your chest
A
What's the purpose of a living will?
A) to settle property and financial issues when someone dies
B) To help fam members decide how they want their loved one cared for
C) to keep family members away from a dying resident
D) to guide decisions about a person's care if they become incapacitated
D
You're involved on an argument with a co-worker. In order to resolve the
conflict you should:
A) tell the co-worker whats wrong with their point of view
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B) bring up past conflict
C) take the time to understand the other person's point of view
D) calm things down by joking
C
A resident's care plan is used as a tool to:
A) determine whether the resident qualifies for medicaid payment
B) invite family members to facility parties
C) plan for new building improvements
D) coordinate all treatments and services for the resident
D
How residents perceive and respond to pain is influenced by:
A) their nutritional status
B) sunlight
C) the clothing they are wearing at the time
D) their cultural or religious background and beliefs
D
Whenever you prepare to do a task, you should ask yourself a number of
questions, including which of the following?
A) Is this task in my job description?
B) Did I get the resident's permission to do the task?
C) Should I call the resident's family to check whether they want me to do this
task?
D) Will the charge nurse respect me mire for doing this task?
B
You can help break the chain of infection at each link by:
A) sterilizing all bed linen
B) disinfecting all surfaces
C) wearing a gown and protective eye wear at all times
D) washing your hands before and after residents
D
When a family member is angry or critical, you should:
A) take their comments personally
B) explain that the facility is understaffed and there's nothing they can do
