CNA TEST MODULES 1-17

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CNA TEST ( MODULES 1-17)

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Question 1: Define Confidentiality

Answer:

Not revealing private information

Question 2: Define HIPPA

Answer:

Standards and safeguards for documentation and transmission of patient health records Question 3: The Nurse Assistant does not need to be familiar with the Patient's Bill of Rights.True or False

Answer:

False Question 4: Healthcare workers:

• Do not need to know the Patient's Bill of Rights
• Should refer questions about "rights" to the admissions coordinator
• Must not discuss patient/resident rights because of confidentiality concerns
• Must be familiar with the Patient's Bill of Rights

Answer:

• Must be familiar with the Patient's Bill of Rights

Question 5: Mrs. S, the charge nurse, wants blood work results on Mr. Jones immediately.Which of the following terms would indicate "immediately" to the lab?

A. ASAP

B.STAT

C. PRN

D. AD LIB

Answer:

A. ASAP

Question 6: A patient/resident asks to see his chart. What is the correct action for the Nurse Assistant?

• Give the chart to the patient/resident
• Report this to the charge nurse
• Report this to the patient's/resident's doctor
• Make a copy of the chart for the patient/resident

Answer:

• Report this to the charge nurse

Question 7: The Nurse Assistant enters a patient's/resident's room and sees the bed is at its

highest level. The Nurse Assistant should know that:

• The patient/resident wants to get closer to the television set
• The patient/resident is very independent and will not be injured
• Nurse Assistant's do not deal with safety issues
• The bed should be placed in the lowest position

Answer:

• The bed should be placed in the lowest position

Question 8: An Advance Directive is part of the admission process and is required.True or False

Answer:

False Question 9: Upon admission to the long-term care facility, the patient/resident should receive notices of rights, rules, and services.True or False

Answer:

True

Question 10: Define Patient/Resident Right

Answer:

A The document that guarantees the rights of the consumer in a long-term care facility Question 11: A patient's/resident's family asks to meet their mother's new roommate who is sitting in the

dayroom. The nursing assistant will most correctly:

• Inform the patient's/resident's family that this is against hospital policy
• Take the family and patient/resident to the day room and introduce them to the new

roommate

• Ask the family to wait until the new roommate has been in the facility at least a week
• Report this request to the charge nurse to handle as time permits

Answer:

• Take the family and patient/resident to the day room and introduce them to the new

roommate Question 12: Mr. B is receiving oxygen therapy and requests assistance with shaving. What should the Nurse Assistant do?

• Use alcohol to soften the patient's/resident's beard
• Shave with soap and a safety razor
• Use only grounded electrical razors

• Refuse to shave the patient/resident because oxygen interferes with blood clotting

Answer:

• Shave with soap and a safety razor

Question 13: Prior to working directly with patients/residents, the Nurse Assistant must complete

a facility orientation and:

• Have a TB clearance
• Buy a wristwatch
• Have a negative drug test
• Receive CDPH certification

Answer:

• Have a TB clearance

Question 14: A confused patient/resident was recently moved to a private room at the family's request.

The Nurse Assistant understands that:

• The patient/resident may experience an increased appetite
• Patients/residents with dementia cannot tolerate isolation
• Any change in routine can produce anxiety in a patient/resident
• The patient/resident probably did not want to change rooms

Answer:

• Any change in routine can produce anxiety in a patient/resident

Question 15: Falls are a common cause of injury. Which of the following might help prevent the patient/resident from becoming injured from falls?

• Keep the patient's/resident's bed in the low position
• Place a small rug or towel on the floor by the bed to prevent slipping
• Have the patient/resident wear only socks when ambulating
• Keep the patient's/resident's room dark at night to keep him in bed