CNA 1 EXAM GTCC A, AA, B, C, D, L EXAM QUESTIONS

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CNA 1 EXAM GTCC A, AA, B, C, D, L EXAM QUESTIONS

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Question 1: List the barriers to successful communication

Answer:

noisy room, no privacy, talking too fast,ignoring or belittling the resident, blindness, speech difficulty, prejudices, frustration, attitudes, cultural differences

Question 2: List items in PPE (personal protective equipment)?

Answer:

gloves that protect skins on hands, gown that protects skin, mask that protect mouth and nose,

Question 3: Examples of localized infections

Answer:

An infected finger symptoms include painful, red, hot, puffy

Question 4: What is the purpose of OBRA

Answer:

The purpose of obra is to improve quality of life of residents living in a mursing home environment,

Question 5: When providing personal care to a resident the Nursing Assistant should encourage the client to

Answer:

NA's should encourage residents to do as much of the care for them selves as possible

Question 6: Aerobic microorganisms thrive in what environment

Answer:

environments with oxygen

Question 7: which clients do we use standard precautions with

Answer:

All clients

Question 8: Nursing assistants are responsible for

Answer:

Completing delegated tasks safely basic nursing skills personal care skills interpersonal skills

Question 9: Examples of questions that enhance therapeutic communication

Answer:

"How are you feeling today?" as this would encourage/allow the resident to discuss feelings openly."Tell me more about that" as this would allow the cna to gain insight to the residents thoughts.

Question 10: Medical asepsis is?

Answer:

Medical asepsis is called clean technique which involve practices to remove or destroy microorganisms

Question 11: What are personal care skills and what do they include?

Answer:

Personal care skills are skills that deal with a persons body appearance and hygeine.This includes hygeine, grooming, a.m care, and pm care

Question 12: What are the characteristics of an effective team?

Hint: 6 things

Answer:

Climate-comfortable and relaxed; members are involved communication is open and two way; ideas and feelings are encouraged Interactions are inclusive and trusting Goals and task are appropriate and leaders lead and members participate in a respectful manner.Problem solving is high

Question 13: The most important step to prevent the spread of disease

Answer:

handwashing is the number one way to stop the transmission of infection.

Question 14: steps in helping a conscious choking client are

Answer:

Encourage resident to cough, ask someone to get a nurse, stay with client, and follow facilities procedure for clearing an obstructed airway.

Question 15: what medications can a nursing assistant administer

Answer:

none

Question 16: Define objective data

Answer:

Objective data is observations using the senses

Question 17: Define culture

Answer:

Culture is the characteristic of a group of peple--language,values, beliefs, etc passed from one gen to another

Question 18: Which government agency defines the NA scope of practice?

Answer:

North Carolina Board of Nursing i

Question 19: what are the symptoms of a UTI

Answer:

fevers and chills pain during urination bad or strong smelling urine with blood possible inside

Question 20: what are the 6 links to infection

Answer:

• causative agent

2.reservoir

• portal of exit

• mode of transportation

• portal of entry
• susceptible host

Question 21: Alcohol based hand rubs may be used when

Answer:

before and after eating before and after handling food before and after routine resident care Question 22: what are the 5 essential times to wash your hands according to the world health organization (WHO)?

Answer:

• before touching a resident (i.e jelping them move around, a.m and p.m care, etc)

• before perfoming a clean or aseptic procedure (brushing teeth, cleaning dentures, etc)

• Avoid any body fluid exposure risk

• After touching a resident

• After touching resident surroundings (ex; changing bed linen)