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CNA PLUS PRACTICE TEST 2
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Question 1: On which side should the patient lie for an enema?
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left
Question 2: Normal urine color is
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yellow Question 3: In the Nursing Care Plan, you note that it is written, "O2 per N/C @3L, Orthopnea pos. as needed". As a CNA, you know that this means which of the following?
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The resident is on oxygen with a nasal cannula on three liters. Assist to sit in Fowler's position.Question 4: A nurse assistant notices red marks on a resident's back and buttocks. The aide acts in the knowledge that
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the skin can break down if nothing is done.
Question 5: Your resident consumed a bowl of soup that was 180 cc of liquid. How many ounces was that?
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- oz.
Question 6: You are caring for Mr. Brown, who has a diagnosis of COPD. His SpO2 is 82%. He is currently receiving O2 via Nasal Cannula @ 2 liters/min. What do you do?
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Report it STAT to the nurse.Question 7: Mrs. Shumway has an order for I&O. You have picked up her breakfast and note that she drank half of a 6 oz. glass of juice, 4 oz. of milk, and 8 oz. of coffee. Therefore, you document
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450 mL Question 8: Which of the following is the safest way to confirm a resident's identity?
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Check the ID bracelet or tag attached to the resident.
Question 9: Which of the following statements about blindness are false?
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Most legally blind or visually impaired people have no sight at all.Question 10: Which of the following measurements that you obtained from Mrs. Shumway should be reported immediately to the charge nurse?
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B/P 190/114
Question 11: A patient complains that her hand hurts where the IV is running. The nurse assistant notices that the hand is puffy. The nurse assistant should
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notify the IV nurse that the infusion appears to have infiltrated.
Question 12: A nurse aide notices blood in a patient's IV tubing. The aide should
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notify the IV nurse.
Question 13: Signs and symptoms of shock may include
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low blood pressure; tachycardia; and clammy, pale skin.
Question 14: The circulatory system consists of the
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heart, arteries, veins, capillaries
Question 15: The brain is part of the
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nervous system Question 16: What is the best way to keep a skilled nursing facility from having an unpleasant odor?
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Empty bedpans and change linens in a timely manner.Question 17: Which of the following is the recommended position for giving an enema?
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Left Sims
Question 18: A resident with an ileostomy evacuates feces through the
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ileum Question 19: Mrs. Sparks is an 83-year-old female patient who suffers from the late effects of a CVA. She has {L} sided hemiplegia. This is
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paralysis on the left side of the body.
Question 20: Mrs. Shumway's nursing care plan lists CHF (Congestive Heart Failure) as her primary dx. (diagnosis). You would expect her ADL routine to include which of the following?
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Daily am weight measurement Question 21: To help ensure adequate circulation to prevent patient skin breakdown, you should
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perform active or passive range-of-motion exercises, change the patient's position frequently, and give back massages.
Question 22: Postpartum refers to
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the period of time after a delivery of a baby
Question 23: The opening of the colostomy to the outside of the body is called
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the stoma Question 24: To take a rectal temperature, the nurse aide should insert the thermometer and
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hold on to the thermometer until it can be removed.
Question 25: A patient appears paler than usual. The nurse aide should
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ask the patient how he feels and take his vital signs immediately.
Question 26: Continuing education is
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a professional standard, necessary for recertification in many states, and important for keeping abreast of new developments.
Question 27: Drainage bags from urinary catheters should always
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Be kept below the level of the bladder