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Final Exam

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1) he nursing care plan states, “Transfer with mechanical lift.” However, the client is very agitated. To transfer the client, the nurse aide SHOULD:

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2) The list used to describe the resident’s belongings brought to the facility is called the:

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3) To lift an object using good body mechanics, the nurse aide SHOULD:

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4) Ms Loretta started hearing, smelling and seeing things that are not there. This is commonly known as:

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5) Friction using hand sanitizer should be applied for:

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6) You have a 70 year old patient that is usually pleasant and easy going. Today she has cognitive delays, is hitting and kicking, and does not know who the staff are. Which condition is the patient likely experiencing?

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7) What is the term for a device used to take the place of a missing body part?

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8) When helping a client who is recovering from a stroke to walk, the nurse aide should assist

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9) Objective information:

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10) Low blood glucose is called:

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11) The Comprehensive Care Plan (care plan) is a " ___________ "developed by the Health Care Team to meet each resident’s highest functional, medical, nursing, mental and psychosocial needs.

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12) When caring for a client who uses a protective device (restraint), the nurse aide SHOULD:

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13) After taking your patient’s weight, you must:

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14) Dyspnea is a term that refers to difficulty with which of the following?

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15) Physical restraints are used MOST often

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16) Aural temperature is taken by placing the thermometer:

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17) The MOST important reason for using soap and water to clean a client’s skin after elimination is to:

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18) Upon finding some unlabeled pills in a nightstand, the CNA should:

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19) The patient that is bed bound is at risk for which of the following?

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20) Signs and symptoms of infection includes the following except:

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21) You notice a resident screaming at a co-worker? What should the aide do?

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22) Blue discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes is called:

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23) When taking a client’s radial pulse, the nurse aide’s fingertips should be placed on the client’s

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24) Post-mortem means:

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25) Clean bed linen placed in a client’s room but NOT used should be:

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26) What is one way you as a caregiver can deal with stress

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27) ___________ is the key to safety.

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28) A Certified Nurse Assistant’s scope of practice include all of the following except:

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29) Behavioral change that occurs in the evening which may result in challenging behavior that improves or disappears during the day is called.

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30) The nursing assistant knows that the responsibilities of the position do NOT include:

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31) HIPAA Stands for:

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32) The equipment you need for oral care of an unconscious client includes:

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33) A nurse aide is assigned to a stroke patient with a diagnosis of aphasia. The nurse aide knows that:

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34) Handwashing procedure should be performed for:

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35) When transferring a client, MOST of the client’s weight should be supported by the nurse aide’s:

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36) PASS stands for:

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37) When taking a client’s Carotid pulse, the nurse aide’s fingertips should be placed on the client’s

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38) The Heimlich maneuver (abdominal thrusts) is used on a client who has:

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39) _____________ is the body's first defense against infection.

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40) To take an oral temperature, the nurse aide should:

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41) During the morning shift, Rosie took her patient’s temperature by mouth. The patient’s temperature was 98.9°F, this is considered to be:

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42) A patient is experiencing dark stools. Which of the following conditions is the patient likely experiencing?

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43) A client is to be assisted out of bed to sit in a wheelchair. How can this procedure be made safe?

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44) What is considered abuse:

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45) Which of the following would be considered an example of battery toward a patient?

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46) What is the first thing the CNA should do if they feel a resident has been abused?

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47) What is the best way for a nursing assistant to prevent infection?

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48) How often should residents receive oral care?

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49) The process of ridding the body of waste through urination and defecation.

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50) Which of the following is an example of a pulse rate that should be reported to the nurse?

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51) he nurse aide is going to help the client walk from the bed to a chair. What should the nurse aide put on the client’s feet?

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52) For safety, when leaving a client alone in a room, the nurse aide SHOULD:

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53) You have a patient on strict dysphagia (swallowing) precautions. The cafeteria sent her up a lunch tray. What item would you question if it arrived on the patient’s tray?

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54) Which of the following interventions should the CNA use to promote skin integrity?

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55) Which of the following is the most comfortable position for a client with a respiratory problem?

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56) Contact precautions include what?

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57) Which of the following is a key part of care when administering a bath to a resident?

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58) When emptying a urinary drainage bag:

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59) When Mrs. Dewey is dressing, you should:

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60) Sundowning happens during the:

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61) A client is paralyzed on the right side. The nurse aide should place the signaling device

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62) The five stages of grief include all of the following except:

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63) When should universal precautions be practiced

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64) Should a resident begin kicking or hitting you, what actions should you take?

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65) Hospice services are intended to provide support to the resident who is anticipated to have

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66) While eating dinner, a client starts to choke. The nurse aide SHOULD:

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67) If your clothes is caught on fire you should:

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68) What is the primary indication of hepatitis?

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69) Ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, vagina, breasts are structures and functions of the women’s:

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70) You are assisting a resident with ambulation. This patient uses a cane for ambulation. How should you assist this patient?

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71) What does PPE stand for?

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72) NPO means

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73) To be sure that a client’s weight is measured accurately, the client should be weighed

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74) C-O-C-A stands for:

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75) Juna just transferred her patient to a wheelchair, to prevent the wheelchair from rolling if the resident attempts to get up, she has to:

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76) One of the residents gets confused at night and wanders into other residents’ rooms. The CNA should:

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77) Some assistive devices include:

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78) Which of the following is a major reason for urinary incontinence in the elderly?

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79) Mrs. Jones is trying to tell you something but it doesn't make sense. You should:

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80) You have a patient that has incontinence who wears briefs. What is necessary for patients with stress incontinence?

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81) Older people like to make their own decisions and can do so unless they are cognitively declining. The Certified Nursing Assistant is aware that one of the best ways to respect the resident’s decisions is to do what?

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82) The Certified Nursing Assistant is aware that the resident sleeping more than usual, lack of interest in once-loved activities, and withdrawal from family and friends can be a sign of what condition?

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83) You are providing education to a female resident about proper perineal care to promote self care. You explain to your patient that it is important to wipe from the front to the back to prevent bacteria from spreading from the rectum to the what?

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84) Intake and Output (I&O) is:

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85) Which of the following most addresses a client’s needs in regard to spirituality?

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86) Before shaving a resident, the nursing assistant checks for which of the following items in the resident’s care plan?

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87) After taking your patient’s weight, you must:

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88) Insulin is a hormone that regulates:

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89) Which of the following people provide treatment for persons who have difficulty talking due to disorders such as a stroke or physical defects?

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90) The CNA is caring for a resident with clostridium difficile (C diff). Which of the following should be used when caring for this resident

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91) Nonverbal communication includes:

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92) Bed Making technique includes eliminating wrinkles in the sheets. The CNA knows this technique assists to:

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93) The purpose of padding side rails on the client’s bed is to

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94) Fecal impaction may present with which of the following symptoms?

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95) A client needs to be repositioned but is heavy, and the nurse aide is not sure that she can move the client alone. The nurse aide should:

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96) The pulse should be taken for how long:

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97) The normal range for blood pressure is:

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98) Reinforcing the date and time is an example of:

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99) Non-verbal signs and symptoms of pain include:

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100) Which of these are important for the care of a diabetic patient?