CNA 2019 practice test 3
The nursing assistant is helping a male patient to use the urinal. She pulls the curtain around the bed for privacy before saying:
"Please ring me when you are finished and I will empty it for you."
When applying a jacket restraint to a patient it is most important to:
Check that the patient can fully expand their chest for breathing
The nursing assistant knows that urine is normally:
Clear, pale yellow
A nursing assistant happens to witness a patient fall and is asked to document what happened. Which of the following statement is written correctly for legal documentation?
"The patient slipped and slid down the side of the bed to the floor, landing on their sacrum."
Choose the observation that should be reported to the nurse STAT.
32 respiration per minute
When recording data on a legal form it is considered correct to write with which of the following m?
A black or blue pen
Which of the following best describes the concept of empathy?
A nursing assistant speaks with a patient about their recent diagnosis of cancer
range of motion exercises are most important for which type of patient to perform?
A patient with hemiplegia
The abbreviation Rx indicates:
A treatment
Which of the following bedtime snacks should a patient choose in order to increase their intake of vitamin D?
A warm glass of milk
A patient with a respiratory illness complain of thick sticky secretions that are hard to cough up. The nursing assistant knows to suggest which of the following?
Drinks plenty of fluids
What is the difference between sims position and left lateral position?
In sims position, the patient undermost arm arm is positioned laterally and parallel to the patient back
A 52-year- old homeless man has just been admitted to the ER with a core body temperature of 90.2 degrees F. The doctor diagnosis the man with hypothermia. The nursing assistant knows that the organ most under stress from the low body temperature is the:
Heart
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) requires all nursing homes to do what for their client?
Helps resident reach their highest level of psychological and mental functioning
The nursing assistant cares for a patient with hepatitis C. The nursing assistant knows that the patient could have come in contact with this disease in which of the following ways?
IV drugs use
Which of the following procedures cannot be performed by a nursing assistant?
Inserting a Foley catheter
The nursing assistant speaks with the nursing facility ombudsman. The role of this position is to:
Investigate resident complaints and bring them to the attention of the correct authorities
A patient is undergoing bowel training. The nursing assistant knows that bowel training:
Is used for people with colostomies to ensure a regular pattern
Which of the following diseases does not require airborne precautions?
MRSA
A typical blood pressure around the upper arm should NOT be taken when the patient:
Has IV catheter in both the left and right arms
The nursing assistant receives her assignment for the shift and notice that she does not have a nurse assigned to her group. What actions should she take next?
Alert the charge nurse to the situation
Rehabilitation care after any injury should begin when?
As soon as possible
The nursing assistant cares for a diabetic client. Which of the following symptoms in this client should be immediately reported?
Emesis
Which of the following disorders are said to be irreversible?
Emphysema
A nursing assistant watches a nurse teach a client about heart failure. The client has many questions and seems more confused rather than less. Which of the following strategies is the best in regard to teaching?
Encourage the client to form more of a discussion with the nurse in order to understand better
When assisting the resident to transfer from the bed to chair, the nursing assistant knows it is necessary to do all of the following Expect:
Encourage the resident to pivot themselves with minimal assistance
Diabetes is a disease of which primary body system?
Endocrine
Which of the following actions is correct when giving a client a bath?
Ensure any areas not being currently washed are covered by a sheet or towel
Which of the following is the leading cause of accidental death in those 85 years of age and older?
Falls
All of the following factors may interfere with elimination EXCEPT:
Family stress
A nursing assistant cares for a resident who has a cast on the left arm. While receiving a bed bath, the nursing assistant noticed that the finger on the client left hand are are cold. Which of the following actions should the nursing assistant take next?
Feel the client finger on the other hand
A patient has a fever and describes feeling very uncomfortable. Which of the following recommendations is best for the nursing assistant to provide?
Give the patient a cool washcloth to be placed on the forehead
Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication?
Hand gestures
The term grievance refers to which aspect included in the patient Bill of Rights?
Patient have the right to file a complaint without fear or penalty
The nursing assistant would suspect that one of her patients is having a problem with swallowing if she notices which of the following?
Pocketing of food
The nursing assistant cares for a client who is depressed. One day the client states "I can't go on any longer. I have made a plan to kill myself. I don't know if I would follow through with it, but it seems much better than living this life any longer." Which of the following is correct actions?
Report the situation to the nurse in charge
The nursing assistant overheard the nurse say to the patient that he has a "bulging tympanic membrane." What does this mostly likely mean?
The patient has an ear infection
A nursing assistant arrives at work. Three hours into the shift, she feel chilled and takes her temperature. The read-out is 101.0 degrees F. The correct action is to:
Report herself to the nursing supervisor and be dismissed home
When the nursing assistant brings the client his tray for lunch, the client repeats questions twice before remembering the answer. The nursing assistant knows that the client had a fall two days ago. Which of the following actions is correct?
Report it to the nurse immediately
When caring for a patient, the nursing assistant notice that the patient is bleeding around an IV site. Which of the following is the most appropriate action to take?
Report it to the patient nurse immediately
Before assisting the nurse to nurse administer an enema to a bedridden client, the nursing assistant should most importantly:
Review the procedure and what's going to happen
A patient says that her visitors is unable to come during visitors hours and asks if she could be accommodated. The nursing assistant:
Reviews the issue with the charge nurse before answering
A patient who is immobile May experience which of the following feelings?
Sadness
During a bath, the three most important things for the resident are:
Safety, security, and privacy
A patient who has recently been paralyzed below the waist due to a motorcycle accident refuses his medications from the nurse. The patient then refuses to say anything. What is the nursing assistant's best response?
Say, "you seem upset."
Another term that is similar to the word convulsions is:
Seizure
A resident is having difficulty chewing regular meals at dinner. Which of the following diet might be suggested to order for next time?
Soft
The nursing assistant cares for a client with AIDS. The nursing assistant knows that AIDS patients require what type of precision?
Standard
When making the patient bed nursing assistant knows it is most important to:
Straighten the sheets to reduce wrinkles formation
an eighty-year-old resident at a long term care facility is signing up for an afternoon activity. The resident asks the nursing assistant which choice she thinks is best. Which of the following should the nursing assistant suggest?
Tai chi and meditation
A client in the hospital announces that he is leaving this minute and that no one can stop him. The nursing assistant should:
Tell the patient to wait so that she can get the nurse because he has to sign a form
A client who suffered a left-sided stroke one year ago has unresolved aphasia. The nurse knows that the term aphasia means:
That the client is unable to speak
The nursing assistant takes the blood pressure of a patient knows for "running low." To her surprise, the reading is 155 over 85. Which of the following factors might be directly responsible?
The blood pressure cuff is too tight
A nursing assistant who suspects a resident is being abused by someone in the facility should report it to:
The charge nurse
The nursing assistant knows that the term "pulse deficit" refers to:
The difference between the apical and radial pulse
Which of the following is an example of a nursing assistant desired characteristic of reliability?
The nursing assistant complete a task designated by the nurse in a timely manner
It would be inappropriate to utilize an alcohol-based hand sanitizer in which of the following situations?
The nursing assistant hands are visibly solid
Which of the following is an example of emotional lability?
The patient gets upset after telling the nurse immediately prior how happy he is
A nursing assistant begins caring for a client during a bed bath and notes he has a reddened, intact area on his coccyx. Which of the following correctly describes this condition?
Ulceration stage 1
rectal temperature are usually taken on patient who are:
Unconscious