CNA PROMETRIC EXAM - 2025

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CNA PROMETRIC EXAM - 2025

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-Guarantee passing score -100 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation Question 1: Alcohol-based hand cleanser is appropriate for all of these situations except ____.

• after walking a resident down the hall
• after handling a resident's clothes
• when hands have observable dirt
• when soap and water are not available

Answer:

• when hands have observable dirt

Question 2: A family member is angry that her loved one is unhappy. As a nursing assistant, the best way to handle the situation is to ____.

• tell her you will leave for a few minutes so she can calm down
• listen politely and tell her you will share her concerns with the nurse
• ask her to put the complaints in writing
• calmly explain it is not your responsibility to discuss the resident's care

Answer:

• listen politely and tell her you will share her concerns with the nurse

Question 3: You enter a resident's room and notice he is having difficulty breathing. Your proper response should be to ____.

• notify the nurse immediately
• call the family contact member immediately
• check back in a few minutes to see if the problem still exists
• wait in the room for a period of time to see if it improves

Answer:

• notify the nurse immediately

Question 4: When a patient is dying, the last of the five senses the patient loses is ____.

• sight
• hearing
• taste
• touch

Answer:

• hearing

Question 5: Elizabeth Kübler-Ross describes the stages of grief a person goes through when they lose someone close to them. She believes the first stage of the grieving process is ____.

• depression
• denial
• anger
• acceptance

Answer:

• denial

Question 6: Which of these is true about spirituality in a care facility?

• Family members need to take charge of the resident's spiritual needs and are responsible for

bringing in members of a church so the resident doesn't have to worry about it.

• Employees are morally and ethically obligated to share religious beliefs if they have them so

a resident is not without hope.

• it is important for nursing assistants who have religious beliefs to share their ideas with the

residents under their care so those who are dying have reassurance.

• it is a resident's right to practice his or her own religious beliefs, even if those beliefs are

different from any other resident or staff member in the building.

Answer:

• it is a resident's right to practice his or her own religious beliefs, even if those beliefs are different from

any other resident or staff member in the building.

Question 7: Which of these is incorrect in reference to wearing gloves?

• Peel the glove away from you so it comes off inside out.
• Wash your hands before putting on, and after removing, gloves.
• Always wear latex gloves because they are the most impermeable option.
• Upon removal, avoid letting the outer layer of the gloves contact your skin.

Answer:

• Always wear latex gloves because they are the most impermeable option.

Question 8: If you have a concern about an assignment, you should ____.

• discuss it privately with your immediate supervisor
• complain to a co-worker and ask him or her to do it for your
• discuss it immediately with your supervisor, regardless of who else is present
• tell your resident that you don't feel that you can properly take care of him or her

Answer:

• discuss it privately with your immediate supervisor

Question 9: Which of these descriptions represents a Western cultural view of health and wellness?

• Illness is caused by biological and medical sources (i.e., bacteria, viruses, germs, and

cancer).

• Treatment of illness relies on herbal remedies dispensed by practitioners trained through

apprenticeships.

• Illness is due to supernatural, religious, or magical causes.
• Responsibility for one's own health and wellness lays with one's cultural group and relies on

care provided by others.

Answer:

• Illness is caused by biological and medical sources (i.e., bacteria, viruses, germs, and cancer).

Question 10: Which of these is least likely to contribute to skin tears?

• equipment
• resident falls
• length of hair
• length of nails

Answer:

• length of hair

Question 11: A resident is supposed to have 8oz of juice every 2 hours. Which of these choices would be the most convenient to meet this requirement?a.30ml can of juice b.100ml can of juice c.120ml can of juice d.240ml can of juice

Answer:

d.240ml can of juice