CNA review
Amy is taking care of a patient hospitalized with major burns. What should the nurse assistant do? A. Give sympathy. B. Avoid discussions about the patient's feelings. RIGHT C. Provide reassurance. D. Avoid direct eye contact when talking to the resident.
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If the resident and the wheelchair weigh a combined total of 200 pounds and the wheelchair alone weighs 40 pounds, how much does the resident weigh? A. 140 pounds B. 150 pounds RIGHT C. 160 pounds D. 170 pounds
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The nurse assistant has been assigned to transport two residents in wheelchairs to the dining hall. The safest way for the nurse assistant to move the two residents in wheelchairs is to: RIGHT A. push one wheelchair at a time. B. pull two wheelchairs at a time. C. push one wheelchair while pulling the other. D. line the wheelchairs up side by side and push both wheelchairs at the same time.
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The nursing assistant completes a bed bath to a resident on contact isolation. What is the correct method of disposing of his linens? A. Call housekeeping. B. Put in dirty linen container in the hall. RIGHT C. Perform double-bagging procedure. D. Leave linen in room for the nurse.
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C.check the urine for color, odor, clarity and amount.
After assisting a resident to urinate in a urinal, the nurse assistant should: A.immediately empty the urine into a storage container. B.pour the urine in the commode. C.check the urine for color, odor, clarity and amount. D.take the urinal to the lab for urine analysis.
B.fresh drinking water on the overbed table.
After completing P.M. care, the nurse assistant should push the over bed table parallel to the bed and put: A.a denture cup on the overbed table. B.fresh drinking water on the overbed table. C.the resident's slippers on the overbed table. D.the resident's urinal on the overbed table.
B.dizzy.
After receiving a sitz bath, a resident may become: A.restless. B.dizzy. C.cold. D.hot.
C.Use a communication board
How does a nursing assistant communicate with a resident who does not speak English? A.Ignore the resident and walk away B.Wait for the family to arrive C.Use a communication board D.Call the resident's doctor
C.Make resident as comfortable as possible.
How should the nursing assistant respond to a dying resident and his/her family? A.Ignore them and continue to work with the other residents. B.Perform postmortem care for the resident. C.Make resident as comfortable as possible. D.Discuss the resident's dying wishes with the family.
A.Cardiac arrest.
In a home health, which would require accessing emergency telephone numbers: A.Cardiac arrest. B.Mr. Jones fell while transferring to the commode. He has no obvious injuries. C.Mrs. Parks can't locate her purse and accesses the staff. D.Mr. White becomes agitated and combative during his bath.
b. They should use an unrushed, willing attitude while assisting the resident.
In assisting a resident with phone calls or letter writing, the nursing assistant needs to consider that: a. Privacy is not necessary b. They should use an unrushed, willing attitude while assisting the resident c. Its is okay to tell the resident that only five minutes are available to assist them. d. It is acceptable to write the letter or make the phone call in a nursing assistant's own words.
B.Place it in a soiled linen container.
In obtaining a gown from the linen closet for a resident, the nursing assistant notices that clean linen has fallen to the floor. What should the nursing assistant do with the linen? A.Place it back on the shelf. B.Place it in a soiled linen container. C.Pick it up and place it on the resident's bed as if if were clean. D.Throw it away.
B.Taking the patient's vital signs, height and weight.
In preparing for a physical examination, the nursing assistant's responsibilities include: A.Setting up the equipment without gloves. B.Taking the patient's vital signs, height and weight. C.Leaving the patient alone on the table. D.Taking the patient to the bathroom only after the exam.
C.Negligence
Losing or damaging dentures is considered what kind of conduct? A.Battery B.Malpractice C.Negligence D.Fraud
B.Double bag the resuable tray and dishes and return them to the food services area.
Mr. Brown is a patient with a contagious infection in an isolation unit at the hospital. After Mr. Brown is finished eating his lunch, how should the nurse assistant handle the reusable diet tray and reusable dished? A.Take the diet tray and dishes to the nurse's station for proper isolation handling. B.Double bag the resuable tray and dishes and return them to the food services area. C.Wash the tray and dishes in the patient's room and then place on food cart outside the patient's room. D.Throw the reusable tray and dishes into the trash can in the isolation unit.
D.fresh spinach
Mr. Jones is on a low sodium diet and has asked for help with ordering and selecting his meal. The nursing assistant might suggest which of the following acceptable items? A.canned green beans B.chicken noodle soup C.dill pickles D.fresh spinach
A.Gather information about his culture from his family.
Mr. Running Deer, a new patient, does not speak any English. What would be most helpful in providing care to Mr. Running Deer? A.Gather information about his culture from his family. B.Deliver care as quickly as possible without speaking. C.Give him written brochures about the facility and how care is given. D.Speak as loudly and clearly as possible when speaking to him.
c. submerge the burn area in cold water.
Mr. Smith informs the nurse assistant that he has burned his finger on his cigarette and the burn hurts. The nurse assistant finds a minor burn( slight reddening of the skin). To lessen the resident's discomfort the nurse assistant would be directed to: a. submerge the burn in hot water b. apply a warm compress to the burn area. c. submerge the burn area in cold water. d. do nothing at all, the burn will be fine.
C.Follow the resident's evening routine.
Mrs. Green becomes disoriented in the evening. What should the nursing assistant do to decrease this? A.Restrain patient in bed after PM care. B.Have lights out to keep patient calm and quiet. C.Follow the resident's evening routine. D.Keep patient in geriatric chair at nurse's station until she falls asleep.
D.re-approaching Mrs. Green later.
Mrs. Green, who needs assistance with dressing, is asked if she is ready to be dressed. Mrs. Green refuses assistance. The nursing assistant should respond by: a.letting Mrs. Green dress herself. B.refusing to take care of Mrs. Green. C.insisting that Mrs. Green get dressed. D.re-approaching Mrs. Green late
c. Above the g-tube, under the breasts
Mrs. Jones, who has a g-tube, needs minimal assistance to get in the wheelchair. where would the nursing assistant position the gait belt on Mrs. Jones? a. Under the arms, above the breasts b.At the resident's waist, over the g-tube c. Above the g-tube, under the breasts d. At the resident's hips, below the g-tube
A.at all times except when giving bedside care.
Mrs. Kann is an unconscious resident in a nursing home. Her doctor has ordered bed rails for Mrs. Kann's safety. The nurse assistant must keep the bedrails up: A.at all times except when giving bedside care. B.only when the doctor is present. C.at all times regardless of the care being given. D.only when the resident is awake.
B.talk to Mrs. Smith in private about what her concerns are with the current dining assignment.
Mrs. Smith has indicated that she would like to sit at a different dining table. The nurse assistant should: A.state that seating is assigned so there is nothing that can be done about it. B.talk to Mrs. Smith in private about what her concerns are with the current dining assignment. C.ignore Mrs. Smith's request since she suffers from dementia and will not remember her request tomorrow. D.approach Mrs. Smith at her assigned dining table and asking "Why don't you want to sit with these nice people?"
C.label the fur coat with the resident's name and place it in the resident's closet.
Mrs. Smith was admitted today to the long-term care facility and she informs the nurse aide that she has a very expensive fur coat. The most appropriate action for the nurse assistant would be to: A.take the fur coat from the resident and lock it in the safe. B.ask the resident to keep the fur coat hidden in her room. C.label the fur coat with the resident's name and place it in the resident's closet. D.encourage the resident to donate the fur coat to a charity because she will have nowhere to wear the coat now.
A.immediately report to the charge nurse that the humidifier is not working.
Mrs. Ventera is a patient at a long term care facility who is on oxygen therapy. When entering Mrs. Ventera's room to check vitals, the nurse assistant notices that the humidifier connected to the oxygen administration system is not bubbling. The NA must: A.immediately report to the charge nurse that the humidifier is not working. B.remove the oxygen delivery device from the patient. C.tighten the oxygen delivery device on the resident's face. D.turn off the oxygen delivery system but leave the mask on the patient.
C.Notify the nurse that the shower has been given.
Physician's order says to apply prescription medicated ointment to Mrs. Harvey's skin after shower. The nursing assistant must: A.Apply the ointment without gloves. B.Apply the ointment with gloves. C.Notify the nurse that the shower has been given. D.Dry skin well before applying the ointment.
D.Notify maintenance in writing of the damaged screen
Resident complains about mosquito bites; the nursing assistant observes a damaged window screen in the resident's room. The nursing assistant must:. A.Provide the resident with a fly swatter B.Spray bug spray in the room C.Apply medicated lotion to resident D.Notify maintenance in writing of the damaged screen
B.to provide social interaction.
Spending time talking with residents is a good way: A.for the nurse assistant to rest. B.to provide social interaction. C.for residents to understand the nurse assistant's problems. D.to avoid having the supervisor find you.
D.blood, all body fluids, secretions, excretions (except sweat), and airborne pathogens.
Standard precautions prevent the spread of infections from: A.blood. B.blood, all body fluids, secretions and excretions (except sweat.) C.blood, all body fluids, secretion, excretions and mucous membranes. D.blood, all body fluids, secretions, excretions (except sweat), and airborne pathogens.
c. fowler's position
The best position for using a bedpan is the: a. side-lying position b. supine position c. Fowler's position d. prone position
A.aspiration
The breathing of fluid or an object into the lungs is called: A.aspiration B.auscultation C.inspiration D.expiration
D.bedpan or urinal.
The doctor has ordered a timed urine specimen be collected from Mr. Lewis, a non-catheterized patient. The equipment the nurse assistant should use to collect the initial sample from the resident is a: A.paper cup. B.catheter. C.urine bag. D.bedpan or urinal.
B.provide the resident with slow, simple instructions and explanations.
The most useful assistance that the nurse assistant can provide a resident who is displaying signs of disorientation would be to: A.shake the resident to get his/her attention. B.provide the resident with slow, simple instructions and explanations. C.speak very loudly and firmly to get the resident's attention. D.talk to and treat the resident like a young child.
b. Check the resident's I.D. bracelet information.
What is the best way for a nurse assistant to verify a patient's identity when distributing food trays? a. Ask another resident to identify the resident. b. Check the resident's I.D. bracelet information c. Have resident wear name tags at all times d. Verify the resident's identify with the charge nurse
C.95-120 degrees Fahrenheit
What is the correct temperature range for the hot water faucet in a resident's room? A.180-200 degrees Fahrenheit B.40-80 degrees Fahrenheit C.95-120 degrees Fahrenheit D.140-180 degrees Fahrenheit
a. Put on gloves
What is the first thing a nurse assistant should do when preparing to assist a male resident to use a urinal? a. put on gloves b. position the call signal within the resident's reach c. inspect and clean the resident's genital area d. lower the head of the resident;s bed to its lowest position
C.Hair net
What personal protective equipment (PPE) is not needed for the nursing assistant to prevent contamination? A.Gloves B.Gown C.Hair net D.Goggles
B.Gown, mask, gloves
What supplies are needed to be worn into a contact isolation room? A.Gown, goggles, mask B.Gown, mask, gloves C.Gown, shoe covers, hair cover D.Gown, mask, shoe covers
A.Subjective
What type of data is being reported by the nurse assistant when reporting a resident's complaint about abdominal pain and nausea? A.Subjective B.Reactive C.Objective D.Speculative
B.Subjective
What type of data was the nursing assistant reporting when he/she recorded the resident's complaint about pain in his/her right arm? A.Preventive B.Subjective C.Communicative D.Objective
c. take a message and have the resident return the call
When a nurse assistant answers the telephone for an alert resident that is not in his/her unit, the nurse assistant should. a. provide the caller with any information requested b. make a log of any call that the resident missed c. transfer the call to the facility operator to take a message d, take a message and have the resident return the call
D.take a message and have the resident return the call.
When a nurse assistant answers the telephone for an alert resident that is not in his/her unit, the nurse assistant should: A.provide the caller with any information requested. B.make a log of any call that the resident missed. C.transfer the call to the facility operator to take a message. D.take a message and have the resident return the call.
C.15-20 minutes.
When a nurse assistant is administering a hot soak to a resident's body part, the body part should remain in the soak for: A.3-5 minutes. B.8-10 minutes. C.15-20 minutes. D.30-40 minutes.
c. faintness
When a nurse assistant is administering a sitz bath to a resident, it is extremely important that the nurse assistant closely monitor the resident for signs of: a. frustration b. excitability c. faintness
C.faintness
When a nurse assistant is administering a sitz bath to a resident, it is extremely important that the nurse assistant closely monitors the resident for signs of: A.frustration B.excitability C.faintness D.agressiveness
C.record the amount of liquids eliminated and record the total on the record.
When a nurse assistant is ordered to calculate and record the output for a resident on I&O, the nurse assistant must: A.not measure any fluids other than urine. B.measure only the first urine elimination of the day. C.record the amount of liquids eliminated and record the total on the record. D.remember the amount and tell the resident.
D.pressing the bedpan flat on the bed as the resident rolls off the bedpan.
When assisting a resident to use a bedpan and the resident has finished eliminating, the nurse assistant removes the bedpan by: A.rolling the resident and bedpan to one side. B.sliding the bedpan from under the resident. C.sliding the resident off the bedpan. D.pressing the bedpan flat on the bed as the resident rolls off the bedpan.
b. provide privacy and warmth
When assisting a resident using a bedside commode, the nurse assistant places a blanket over the resident;s lap to: a. contain the odor b. provide privacy and warmth c. prevent the resident from touching genital area d. make it look like the resident is sitting in a regular chair
B.lower teeth.
When assisting a resident with flossing his/her teeth and the nurse assistant is holding the floss between his/her index fingers, the nurse assistant is preparing to floss the resident's: A.gums. B.lower teeth. C.upper teeth. D.dentures
B.inform the charge nurse
When caring for a resident who is complaining of a pest problem, the nursing assistant should: A.alert everyone on the wing to be cautious B.inform the charge nurse C.attempt to exterminate the problem as soon as possible D.decide for himself/herself if the resident is telling the truth
b. assist Mr. Jones during the collection of the urine specimen
When collecting a clean-catch urine specimen from a person with Stage I Alzheimer's, the nursing assistant should: a. give the container to Mr. Jones and tell him to provide a specimen. b. assist Mr. Jones during the collection of the urine specimen c. give the container to Mr. Jones and explain to him to collect the specimen. d. fill the urine specimen container up to the mark as soon as Mr. Jones starts urinating.
C.from cleanest to dirtiest area.
When straightening a resident's unit, the nurse assistant must always clean objects: A.toward the nurse assistant's body. B.vigorously with a dry cloth. C.from cleanest to dirtiest area. D.by shaking linens or equipment.
C.on the inside of the resident's shoe.
When the nurse assistant applies an ankle foot orthosis (AFO) on a resident, the nurse assistant first positions the AFO: A.around the resident's leg and calf area. B.on the weak side of the resident's ankle. C.on the inside of the resident's shoe. D.around the weak side of the ankle.
a. good body mechanics
When transporting and moving residents, a nurse a assistant can protect himself or herself from injury by using: a. good body mechanics b. helpers c. extra equipment d. a co- worker's advice
C.wear disposable gloves.
When using a razor to shave Mr. Smith's face, the nursing assistant should: A.wait until the weekend when his wife visits. B.use bare hands to feel missed hair. C.wear disposable gloves. D.shave against the direction of hair growth.
b. In a bucket of ice.
Where is the urine collection container stored while he patient is provided urine for a 24 hour urine specimen? a. On the foot of the bed b. In a bucket of Ice c.In a tub of cater d. Container place on floor
c. on the bed and free of kinks.
Which of the following is the correct tubing placement for a resident lying in bed with an indwelling catheter? Place tubing: a. under the leg and secured to bed linen. b. over the bed rail and uncoiled. c. on the bed and free of kinks d. over the leg and secured to bed linen.
B.cleaning with hot soapy water.
Which of the following would NOT be care the nurse assistant would provide to a resident's hearing aide. A.checking the batteries regularly. B.cleaning with hot soapy water. C.checking for wax buildup. D.storing in proper container.
d. factual
Which of these best explains desirable observations made by a nurse assistant? a. creative b. approximate c. imaginative d. factual
c. touch the door and if hot, do not open
While making evening rounds, a nurse assistant sees coming from under a closed door at a long term care facility. The first thing that the nurse assistant should do is : a. open the door, if flames are visible, go get help b. open the door and if flames are visible use a fire extinguisher on the fire. c.touch the door and if hot, do not open. d. get out of the building as quickly as possible.
D.report the water temperature problem according to facility policy.
While preparing to provide a resident with a.m. care, the nurse assistant notices that the water in the resident's bathroom gets extremely hot. The nurse assistant should: A.turn off the water supply to the resident's room. B.get the needed water from another resident's room. C.tell the resident to use only cold water. D.report the water temperature problem according to facility policy.
D.maintain composure, reply politely, and complete task
While providing care for a resident, a visitor makes the nurse assistant angry. The nurse assistant should: A.leave the resident's room immediately. B.glare at the visitor but say nothing. C.stop what he/she is doing and verbally express his/her feeling to the visitor. D.maintain composure, reply politely, and complete task.
d. complete the procedure and then report the pest
While taking a resident's blood pressure, the nurse assistant notices an insect in the room. The nurse assistant must: a. ignore the pest since it was small b. stop taking the blood pressure and go report the pest. c. attempt to catch the pest. d. complete the procedure and then report the pest.
B."You will need to speak to the charge nurse about that information."
While visiting her elderly aunt, Mrs. Sherwood asks the nurse assistant what her aunt's current pain medications are. The nurse assistant's best response would be: A."She was switched to Viocain from Motrin yesterday." B."You will need to speak to the charge nurse about that information." C."I don't know. I was not here yesterday." D."I'm not sure, but it must be working; she doesn't appear to be in pain right now."
B.Because it allows the resident to maintain dignity.
Why is draping important during physical exams? A.Why is draping important during physical exams? B.Because it allows the resident to maintain dignity. C.Because it was specified in the nurse's instructions. D.Because it is better for the doctor.
A.resident is unable to walk to bathroom.
Bedside commodes are used when: A.resident is unable to walk to bathroom. B.convenient for nursing staff. C.resident has fecal impaction. D.resident is incontinent.1
A .disinfect the shower chair according to policy.
Before the nursing assistant assists the resident into the shower chair, he/she must: A.dsinfect the shower chair according to policy. B.place a towel on the seat of the shower chair. C.keep the door ajar for immediate assistance if needed. D.move the resident as quickly as possible into the chair.
B.know what container to use for specimen collection.
Before the nursing assistant obtains a clean catch urine, he/she must: A.know why the clean catch specimen is ordered. B.know what container to use for specimen collection. C.know what drugs the resident is taking that will discolor the urine. D.wear gown, gloves and mask.
A.find out how the resident transfers.
Before transferring a resident to the commode, the nursing assistant should first: A.find out how the resident transfers. B.apply gait belt. C.put the commode next to the bed. D.place non-skid footwear on resident.
D.Right to exercise citizenship
By assisting Mr. Davidson to vote in the presidential election, a nursing assistant is respecting his: A.Right to perform work for the facility. B.Right to file a grievance. C.Right to use personal possessions. D.Right to exercise citizenship.
C.Request that the nurse notify the responsible department.
he nursing assistant has been told to disinfect a unit, she knows this is the responsibility of another department. She should A.Notify director of nursing. B.Clean the unit herself. C.Request that the nurse notify the responsible department. D.Notify maintenance.
c. Recognize and respect resident's cultural and religious beliefs
what can a nurse assistant do to better identify with and understanding a resident's feelings? a. Bring the resident small inexpensive gifts b. share personal problems with the resident c. Recognize and respect resident's cultural and religious beliefs d. Identify and shere the resident's likes and dislikes
b. footboard
which of the following is a device used to maintain proper foot alignment? a. Bedboard b. Footboard c. Headbaord d. Trochanter roll
c. Provides safety and comfort for a resident.
What circumstance would a geriatric chair be suitable for a resident? a. As a restraint. b. Protect the client from falling out of chair. c. Provides safety and comfort for a resident. d. It has vinyl material for the incontinent resident.
The nursing assistant is assisting the resident with daily care. The nursing assistant can: A. Tell the resident what he/she is going to wear. RIGHT B. Ask the resident what he/she would like to wear. C. Tell the resident the time you have scheduled for him/her to go to bed. D. Comb the resident's hair the way the nursing assistant likes it. After helping a resident into a chair, the nurse assistant can assure that the resident has proper body alignment by positioning the resident so that his/her feet are flat on the floor or on a stool and his/her: RIGHT A. back is straight against the back of the chair. B. arms are folded over the chest area with hands interlocked. C. legs are crossed at the ankles in a comfortable position. D. hands loosely dangling at sides.
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What factor affects a resident's temperature? A. Race RIGHT B. Drinking a hot cup of coffee C. Emotions D. Overweight
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When obtaining ice for the client's water pitcher, the nursing assistant must: A. Steady the scoop against the resident's pitcher to avoid spilling. WRONG B. Place the ice scoop in the ice container to avoid contact with germs. CORRECT C. Keep the ice scoop away from edges on the glass and/or pitcher. D. Use a cup to scoop out ice if the ice scoop is missing.
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When transporting a patient by stretcher, the nursing assistant would: RIGHT A. cover patient with a sheet or blanket. B. leave bed in low position. C. leave side rails down for easier access. D. place patient's belongings on their chest.
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B.telephone
A list of emergency telephone numbers for the household or nursing unit should be placed by the: A.television B.telephone C.fire extinguisher D.resident's beds
B.important resident care information will be shared.
A nurse assistant who is coming on duty at a long term care facility feels he is too busy to attend the end-of-shift report. It is important that the nurse assistant attend the meeting because: A.there will be free food at the meeting. B.important resident care information will be shared. C.his absence will be noted in his record. D.the nurse assistants are allowed to talk freely about the residents.
B.Needs to be walked to bathroom.
A nursing assistant is assigned to six residents. Which resident's need must be addressed first? A.Uncomfortable in bed. B.Needs to be walked to bathroom. C.Requests glasses from table to read. D.Needs drainage bag emptied at end of shift.
d. Run to linen cart for a towel and use it to press wound firmly to stop bleeding.
A resident has fallen and blood is pouring out in spurts, no one is close for help. What should the nursing assistant do next? a. Walk past and get nurse to assess fall. b. Stand patient to feet to assist resident to the charge nurse c.stoop down to resident level and tell her everything id alright d. Run to linen cart for a towel and use it to press wound firmly to stop bleeding
a. provide for resident's privacy.
A resident is having an admission physical. It is the responsibility of the nursing assistant to: a. provide for resident's privacy b. take a medication history c. take a medical history d. ask family for all the information to let the resident rest
D.Have maintenance repair the bed at once.
A resident's bedrail repeatedly falls down. What should the nursing assistant do? A.Report the problem to maintenance and the resident supervisor. B.Do nothing until you have a problem with the resident falling out of bed. C.Ask the resident to repair the bed himself. D.Have maintenance repair the bed at once.
C.Skin is warm to touch.
A symptom indicating that a resident has an elevated temperature is: A.Skin is pale and cool to touch. B.No apparent perspiration. C.Skin is warm to touch. D.Increased urinary output.
D.hold the arm straight and turn the hand so the palm is down, then turn the hand so the palm is up.
The nurse assistant has been instructed to provide active range of motion exercises to a resident. The range of motion exercises calls for repeated pronation and supination 5 to 6 times for each arm. The nurse assistant should instruct the resident to: A.bend the arm so that the same-side shoulder is touched and hold the position for 30 seconds. B.move the straightened arm up away from the side of the resident's body and then back down to the side. C.move the arm in front of the body and then move the arm to the back of the body. D.hold the arm straight and turn the hand so the palm is down, then turn the hand so the palm is up.
B.5 feet 8 inches
The nurse assistant measures a resident's height to be 68 inches. What would the nurse aide record the height as in feet and inches? A.4 feet 8 inches B.5 feet 8 inches C.4 feet 4 inches D.5 feet 4 inches
C."I'm sorry, I am not authorized to take that information, please hold while I get the nurse."
The nursing assistant answers the phone while the nurse is away. It is Dr. Smith wanting to leave Medical orders. The nurse assistant's response should be: A."I can take those orders for you." B."Hold on while I get Mrs. Jones's chart." C."I'm sorry, I am not authorized to take that information, please hold while I get the nurse." D."The nurse is in the bathroom, can I take a message please?"
B.Elevate legs.
The nursing assistant comes upon a resident who has fainted and fallen out of their chair. What should the nursing assistant do first? A.Call family. B.Elevate legs. C.Place a cold cloth to head. D.Inform the charge nurse.
C.Perform double-bagging procedure.
The nursing assistant completes a bed bath to a resident on contact isolation. What is the correct method of disposing of his linens? A.Call housekeeping. B.Put in dirty linen container in the hall. C.Perform double-bagging procedure. D.Leave linen in room for the nurse.
D.Take Mrs. Jones to activities and return to complete the baths.
The nursing assistant is behind in administering baths. Mrs. Jones is to be in activities from 1000- 1100. The nursing assistant must: A.Make sure the baths are done before taking Mrs. Jones to the activity room. B.Assign someone else to perform the baths on the remaining residents. C.Tell Mrs. Jones she will have to skip the activities today. D.Take Mrs. Jones to activities and return to complete the baths.
D.Pronation
The nursing assistant must remember to avoid what position when preparing an older person for a physical exam? A.Sim's position B.Dorsal recumbent C.Lithotomy position D.Pronation
C.Blood spill kit.
The nursing assistant notices blood on the floor, how should this spill be cleaned? A.Soap and water. B.10% bleach solution C.Blood spill kit. D.Infection control kit.
C.Report the resident's condition to the RN
The nursing assistant observes redness, drainage and notes pain in the resident's eyes when providing a.m. care. The nursing assistant must: A.sunglasses during the day. B.Tell the resident to not wear glasses or contacts for a few days. C.Report the resident's condition to the RN. D.Realize that the elderly have drainage and morning pain in their eyes.
c. each time a resident places a call signal.
The nursing assistant should answer a call signal: a. three times per shift b. every four hours c. each time a resident places a call signal d. every two hours
C.immobilize broken bones while they heal.
The primary purpose for a resident being in traction is to: A.tighten up or shorten a muscle. B.correct inflammation in a joint. C.immobilize broken bones while they heal. D.prevent a decubitus ulcer from spreading.
B.prevent the breakdown of skin tissue.
The primary reason that heel and elbow protectors are placed on a bedridden resident is to: A.keep the resident's clothing clean. B.prevent the breakdown of skin tissue. C.maintain positioning of resident's body part. D.avoid direct contact between the nurse assistant's hands and the resident's skin.
a. Perform peri-care before collecting specimen
To maintain medical asepsis when collecting a clean catch urine specimen, the nursing assistnat should: a. Perform peri- care before collecting specimen. b. Instruct resident to hold lid securely. c. Collect urine from the bedpan or urinal d. Touch the inside of the container.