{"id":116557,"date":"2023-08-25T15:56:02","date_gmt":"2023-08-25T15:56:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/learnexams.com\/blog\/?p=116557"},"modified":"2023-08-25T15:56:04","modified_gmt":"2023-08-25T15:56:04","slug":"cna-basic-practice-questions","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.learnexams.com\/blog\/2023\/08\/25\/cna-basic-practice-questions\/","title":{"rendered":"CNA Basic Practice Questions"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<ul class=\"wp-block-list\">\n<li>As a Personal Care Assistant, you:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Work alone<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Work as part of the health care team<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;May become the leader of the health care team<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Will never get any further training after orientation<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. Work as part of the health care team<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>2.&nbsp;When you work in the home you will be:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Responsible for making decision without any help.<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Working under the supervision of a professional supervisor.<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Away from your office and have no way to contact your employer.<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Responsible for calling the physician with information.<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. Working under the supervision of a professional supervisor.<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>3.&nbsp;As Personal Care Assistant, it is your responsibility to:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Plan the client\u2019s care.<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Do only the tasks that the registered nurse or therapist assigns to you.<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Try to do your best, but not ask for any help.<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Compare assignments with your co-workers.<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. Do only the tasks that the registered nurse or therapist assigns to you.<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>4.&nbsp;True or False. In the home, it is important to be a good listener.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>5.&nbsp;True or False. Always tell the patient what you are going to do before starting a procedure.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>6.&nbsp;True or False. You only communicate through words.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. False<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>7.&nbsp;Which of the following is important when communicating with people:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Courtesy<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Tact<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Listening<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;All of the above<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>D. All of the above<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>8.&nbsp;Body language is:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;A way of communicating feelings by using the body, facial expression and the eyes<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Only used by the clients to tell their doctors what is causing them problems<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Only used by persons who are deaf and mute<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;The newest dance craze<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. A way of communicating feelings by using the body, facial expression and the eyes<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>9.&nbsp;PCA care for a conscious patient should be preceded by<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Asking the patient for his permission to go ahead with the procedure<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Telling the patient you would like to have his cooperation<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Giving an explanation of what is going to be done<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Explanation to the patient that the doctor\u2019s order is done<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>C. Giving an explanation of what is going to be done<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>10.&nbsp;Miss Harris, a Personal Care Assistant, is assigned to care for Mr. Goodway. Miss Harris notices that she feels very angry when she is with Mr. Goodway. What should Mrs. Harris do because she feels this way?<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Tell Mr. Goodway how she is feeling<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Find out if other PCAs have felt this way<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Try to pretend Mr. Goodway is someone she likes<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Talk with the agency supervisor about the situation<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>D. Talk with the agency supervisor about the situation<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>11.&nbsp;A patient accuses a Personal Care Assistant of stealing five dollars. The PCA has not taken&nbsp;the patient\u2019s money, but the patient does not believe this. What should the PCA do?<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Ask the other PCAs who cares for the patient if they took the five dollars<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Ask the patient why the PCA is being accused<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Offer to give the patient five dollars<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Notify the agency supervisor<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>D. Notify the agency supervisor<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>12.&nbsp;True or False. If you do not chart a task that you do for a patient, legally, it was not done.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>13.&nbsp;True or False. If the patient has a new area of skin breakdown, and the nurse is coming in two days, you do not need to report the skin breakdown to your supervisor.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. False<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>14.&nbsp;True or False. A rapid pulse and shortness of breath in a patient usually indicates the patient is excited and does not need to be reported to the nurse.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. False<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>15.&nbsp;The patient tells you he has not moved his bowels in three days. What should you do?<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Tell him not to worry about it<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Tell him to take a laxative<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Report it to the nursing supervisor<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Pretend you didn\u2019t hear him<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>C. Report it to the nursing supervisor<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>16.&nbsp;Which of these actions is the Personal Care Assistant permitted to take in relation to&nbsp;drug administration?<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Record and report the patient\u2019s reaction to the medication<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Handing out nonprescription medications to the patient who asks for them<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Adjusting the dosage of medication given to the patient<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Adjusting the times medications are given to fit into the patient\u2019s activities scheduled<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. Record and report the patient\u2019s reaction to the medication<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>17.&nbsp;When a patient complains of pain, what should the Personal Care Assistant do first?<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Ask the patient to describe the pain<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Call the patient\u2019s doctor<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Offer the patient some warm tea<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Change the patient\u2019s position<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. Ask the patient to describe the pain<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>18.&nbsp;A patient\u2019s prescription for heart pills has recently been changed. The home health PCA should notify the agency supervisor immediately if the patient makes which of&nbsp;these comments:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;\u201cThe pills are very expensive.\u201d<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;\u201cThese pills are different shape from the pills I use to take.\u201d<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;\u201cI have a rash on my stomach since I\u2019ve been taking these pills.\u201d<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;\u201cI can\u2019t take these pills unless I have really cold water to drink.\u201d<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>C. \u201cI have a rash on my stomach since I\u2019ve been taking these pills.\u201d<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>19.&nbsp;Mrs. Rand, who has diabetes and takes insulin regularly, tells the Personal Care Assistant that she feels very nervous and jittery. What should the PCA do immediately?<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Take her temperature<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Find out when she has her next doctor\u2019s appointment<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Have her lie down in bed<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Give her a glass of orange juice<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>D. Give her a glass of orange juice<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>20.&nbsp;True or False. Always report a pulse if the beats per minute are under 60 or over 100.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>21.&nbsp;True or False. The temperature of an unconscious patient should be taken orally since they are not moving about.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. False<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>22.&nbsp;True or False. Recording a patient\u2019s TPR or vital signs is not important as long as you remember what they are.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. False<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>23.&nbsp;For which, if any, of these body areas is 99.6 degrees F. a normal temperature?<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Axilla<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Mouth<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Rectum<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;None of the above<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>C. Rectum<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>24.&nbsp;When taking a patient pulse, you should take it for:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;15 seconds<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;One full minute<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;5 seconds<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Two minutes<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. One full minute<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>25.&nbsp;When a patient\u2019s respirations are being counted, it is best that the patient:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Tries to breathe evenly<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Tries to breathe as deeply as he can<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Sits up straight<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Not be aware that the respirations are being counted<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>D. Not be aware that the respirations are being counted<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>26.&nbsp;True or False. Hand washing is the single best way to decrease the number of pathogens.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>27.&nbsp;True or False. Gloves should be worn when handling items soiled by body fluids.&nbsp;<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>28.&nbsp;True or False. The catheter drainage bag must be lower than the bladder, but not on the floor.&nbsp;<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>29.&nbsp;During a visit, you need to wash your hands after removing gloves:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Before you give physical care to the patient<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;After you pet the dog<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Before you leave the patient\u2019s home<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;All of the above<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>D. All of the above<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>30.&nbsp;In what situation should gloves be used<ul><li>A.&nbsp;The patient is vomiting<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;The patient has been incontinent of stool<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;The patient has drainage wound<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;All of the above<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>D. All of the above<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>31.&nbsp;True or False. Diarrhea can cause dehydration and other serious complications and should be reported.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>32.&nbsp;True or False. If a person complains of pain, it is important to have the patient describe the pain and then report it to the nurse and record it in your notes.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>33.&nbsp;True or False. It&#8217;s normal for most people to complain of pressure, swelling, or bloating in their ankles, feet, stomach or legs.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. False<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>34.&nbsp;If you notice the patient\u2019s catheter is not draining, the first thing you should do is:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Call your supervisor<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Empty the drainage bag<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Check the tubing to see if it is kinked<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Do nothing; this is the nurse\u2019s problem<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>C. Check the tubing to see if it is kinked<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>35.&nbsp;Which of the following is not recommended for promoting good daily habits?<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Plenty of water<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Laxatives<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Exercise<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Well balanced meals<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. Laxatives<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>36.&nbsp;Mrs. Morris has not had a bowel movement for three days. She has always given herself an enema if she does not have a bowel movement for that length of time. Mrs. Morris asks the Personal Care Assistant to give her an enema. What should the PCA do?<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Give Mrs. Morris an enema<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Tell Mrs. Morris to wait another day<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Suggest that Mrs. Morris take a laxative first<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Contact the agency supervisor to discuss the situation<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>D. Contact the agency supervisor to discuss the situation<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>37.&nbsp;True or False. Bedrails should never be used to secure vest restraints.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>38.&nbsp;True or False. Smoking in bed is fine for anyone who is not confused.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. False<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>39.&nbsp;Part or your duties as a Personal Care Assistant are to assure a safe home environment. This includes:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Proper infection control with good hand washing<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Electrical and fire safety<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Moving things which may cause the patient to fall<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;All of the above<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>D. All of the above<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>40.&nbsp;A patient is receiving oxygen through a nasal canella. Which safety precautions should the Personal&nbsp; Care Assistant take:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Keep the television set at least 5 feet from the oxygen tank<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Do not permit the patient to drink soda<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Allow no smoking in the patient\u2019s room<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Do not use any lotions that contain oil in the patient\u2019s room<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>C. Allow no smoking in the patient\u2019s room<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>41.&nbsp;True or False. For an injury with profuse bleeding, apply pressure and call for assistance.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>42.&nbsp;True or False. If the patient begins to have a seizure, your first responsibility is to prevent the patient from injuring himself.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>A. True<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>43.&nbsp;True or False. If the patient falls and complains of pain in his hip, you should help him to get up and walk to bed.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. False<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>44.&nbsp;A patient is choking on some object that is caught in his airway. Before first-aid measures are applied, find out:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;If the patient\u2019s pulse is over 80<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;If the patient can swallow clear liquids<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;If the patient can speak or cough<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;What medications the patient has taken in the last 24 hours<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>C. If the patient can speak or cough<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>45.&nbsp;While giving a bath on a shower chair, the patient suddenly gasps and becomes unresponsive. The Personal Care Assistant should:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Call for family assistance and continue the bath<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Leave the patient and call 911<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Lower the patient to the floor, call for the family to call 911, determine it CPR is needed, and initiate it if needed<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Tell the family to stay with the patient while you call 911 and the supervisor<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>C. Lower the patient to the floor, call for the family to call 911, determine it CPR is needed, and initiate it if needed<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>46.&nbsp;For which of these emergencies is the knowledge of pressure points essential:<ul><li>A.&nbsp;Health stroke<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;Burns<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;Food poisoning<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;Bleeding<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>D. Bleeding<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>47.&nbsp;The telephone numbers of all the following are important to a patient. Which number&nbsp; must the Personal Care Assistant have next to the phone?<ul><li>A.&nbsp;The patient \u2018s clergyman<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;The drugstore<\/li><li>C.&nbsp;The emergency medical squad<\/li><li>D.&nbsp;The next-door neighbor<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>C. The emergency medical squad<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>48.&nbsp;True or False. Every patient is the same and has the same needs and wants.&nbsp;<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. False<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>49.&nbsp;True or False. It is alright to use any item in the home without asking as long as it is for the patient\u2019s personal care.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. False<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>50.&nbsp;True or False. You may use the telephone in the patient\u2019s home without asking permission.<ul><li>A.&nbsp;True<\/li><li>B.&nbsp;False<\/li><\/ul><strong>Correct Answer<\/strong><br>B. 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