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2025 CNA PRACTICE EXAM EXAM QUESTIONS
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-Guarantee passing score -25 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation Question 1: What is the role of teamwork in dealing with difficult patients in a healthcare setting?
- Minimize collaboration to avoid conflicts
- Work independently to assert individual authority
- Collaborate with colleagues to develop effective strategies
- Compete with colleagues to gain recognition
Answer:
- Collaborate with colleagues to develop effective strategies
- Empty the drainage bag once a day
- Change the catheter weekly
- Use water to clean the catheter
- Keep the drainage bag below the level of the bladder
Question 2: When caring for a resident with a catheter, what is essential for preventing urinary tract infections ?
Answer:
- Keep the drainage bag below the level of the bladder
- Digestive system
- Immune system
- Cardiovascular system
- Respiratory system
helps prevent the backflow of urine and reduces the risk of infection Question 3: A resident has a flushed face, rapid breathing and complains of pounding headaches after eating salty food. Which body system is likely affected ?
Answer:
- Cardiovascular system
- Encourage them to eat some bread
- Hit them in the middle of the back repeatedly
- Stop offering water and notify the nurse
- Offer solid food instead
Rationale: these symptoms may indicate high blood pressure, following a high sodium intake.Question 4: A resident has a difficulty swallowing and begins coughing while drinking water.What is your priority?
Answer:
- Stop offering water and notify the nurse
- File the nail edges with a nail file
- Soak the feet in hot water before trimming
- Use fingernail clippers to cut the nails
- Trim the nails very short
Question 5: What is the correct way to perform nail care for a diabetic patient ?
Answer:
- file the edges with a nail file
Nursing Assistants are not allowed to clip nails Question 6: CNAs are allowed to independently decide to use physical restraints on a resident if they believe it is necessary to ensure the resident's safety.True or False
Answer:
False Question 7: You are feeding a patient with dysphagia, which item should not be given to this patient?
- Food thickener
- Thick liquids
- Thin liquids
- Mash potatoes
Answer:
- thin liquids
- They require a wheel chair
- They are bedridden
- They can walk and move around
- They need assistance with standing
Explanation: Thin liquids can be difficult for patients with dysphagia to swallow, increasing the risk of aspiration Question 8: If a patient is described as " ambulatory," what can be inferred about their condition ?
Answer:
- They can walk and move around
- Communication error
Question 9: A CNA records a resident's blood pressure as 160/90 mmHg but does not report it to the nurse. What type of medical error does this represent?
- Documentation error
- Negligence
- Equipment malfunction
Answer:
- Communication error
- Encouraging the patient to feed themselves
- Check for dietary restrictions and allergies
- Feed the patient as fast as possible
- only provide liquids
Question 10: What is a critical consideration when assisting a patient with eating?
Answer:
- Check for dietary restrictions and allergies
- Normal variation for the resident
- Mild Dehydration
- Anxiety attack
- Bradycardia requiring urgent attention
Question 11: A resident has a heart rate of 45 beats per minute and feels dizzy. What does this most likely indicate ?
Answer:
- Bradycardia requiring urgent attention
- Dehydration
- Electrolyte imbalance
- Anxiety attack
Question 12: A resident is experiencing muscle weakness, confusion, and irregular heartbeat.What might this indicate ?