CNA PRACTICE TEST 2024 60 QUESTIONS EXAM

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CNA PRACTICE TEST 2024 60 QUESTIONS EXAM

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-Guarantee passing score -60 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation Question 1: you have a patient who has just received news that her best friend of 60 years has passed. How would you assist her in the grieving process?

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Ask the patient if she would like you to sit and talk about her experience

Question 2: What is the medical abbreviation for before meals and at bedtime ?

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ACHS *The medical abbreviation for before meals and at bedtime is ACHS. This would be used in the case of a diabetic patient needing POC glucose checks. The patient may have orders to check glucose before each meal and at bedtime. this would be written "glucose checks ACHS" Question 3: You have a patient who is yelling upset and crying due to a complaint. How should you approach this matter ?

Answer:

use a calm reassuring tone to speak to the patient

Question 4: An immobile client requires transfer from a chair to their bed. which of the following should the CNA utilize to transfer this client?

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Mechanical lift Question 5: A patient consumes 8 ounces of ice chips. What amount should be recorded on the intake log?

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120ml *ice volume is recorded as one half of the amount. Eight ounces of ice chips is equivalent to four ounces of water. 4 ounces x 30 ml / ounce equals 120ml Question 6: you are feeding a patient with dementia when another patient with dementia makes a sexual pass at the patient you are feeding. What is your response ?

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Report it to the charge nurse because a patient with dementia cannot give consent Question 7: Which of the following interventions should the CNA use to promote autonomy for a client regarding sleep and rest?

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Ask the client what their Preferences are for bedtimes and waking.Question 8: The CNA is providing a back rub to a client as part of evening care. Which of the following should be included in the correct technique for this intervention?

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Use a light circular motion on skin over bony prominences Question 9: You are assisting a new client to reposition from bed to chair. you have not previously assisted this client and are uncertain regarding their need for assistance to complete the transfer process. Which of the following should be done to ensure the safety of the client and staff?

Answer:

Ask an additional staff member to assist

Question 10: you need to use a Hoyer lift to transfer a patient. The patient is a two-assist. You're in a hurry. You bring the Hoyer lift into the room and the resident asks "Are you going to get someone to help you?" what should you tell the patient?

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Yes. I will get another CNA to help. Your safety come first.

Question 11: when should universal precautions be practiced?

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for all client encounters Question 12: It is estimated that delirium is noted in at least 40% of nursing home residents in the united states. CNA is aware the resident with delirium might suffer from what symptoms?

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Resident see or hears things that other resident and staff do not Question 13: Upon entering a room the CNA finds a client who is not responsive. What should the CNA do next?

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Call for help Question 14: You have a resident on the day shift who is refusing a shower. He has not had a shower in 3 days. How would you respond to this resident?

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Explain to him that it is his right to not take a shower and that you can try again tomorrow Question 15: A resident's room is sloppy and the resident won't tidy up. CNA should:

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Let the resident know that some of the things are safety hazard and help them relocate the items.Question 16: While assisting a client with bathing, the CNA notices an area of redness on the elbow of the client. The area does not turn pink when light pressure is applied. Which of the following should the CNA do next?

Answer:

Notify the nurse

Question 17: You have a patient experiencing dysphasia and must be on a dysphagia diet. You are assisting the patient with feeding. what type of diet would you expect this patient to be on?

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Mechanical soft *Dysphagia means trouble swallowing. A dysphagia diet should consist of soft and or moist food to help the patient swallow it better. sometimes patients on a dysphagia diet will also require thickened liquids so that the patient does not choke on thin liquids Question 18: Two unmarried residents are cuddling in a common area. The CNA should:

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Allow them to enjoy each others company Question 19: The CNA 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 if what condition?

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Depression Question 20: You and a coworker are charting on the computer. Your coworker gets up and walks away without logging off of the computer. what is this an example of?

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HIPPA Violation Question 21: You are assisting a resident in shaving his face. Which of the following is a correct step in shaving the face?

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shaving upward on the neck Question 22: You have a patient who has incontinence and wears briefs. what is necessary for patients with stress incontinence ?

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Frequent toileting breaks throughout the day Question 23: seniors like to make their own decisions and can do so unless they are cognitively declining. Certified nursing assistants are aware that one of the best ways to respect the residents decide to do what?

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actively listen to the resident