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CNA WORKBOOK QUESTIONS EXAM QUESTIONS
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-Guarantee passing score -100 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation Question 1: (True or False) Caregivers should use draw sheets to turn, lift or move the resident up in bed to prevent skin damage caused by shearing
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True Question 2: If a resident develops difficulty swallowing, the nurse should contact which rehabilitative service?
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Speech Therapy Question 3: What side of the resident should the chair be placed when transferring a resident with an affected right side from the bed to a chair?
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The left side of the resident Question 4: What can the Nursing Assistant do to assist residents to personalize their rooms?
Answer:
Encourage residents to bring items from home like photos, knickknacks, and seasonal decorations
Question 5: What is a contracture?
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a permanent shortening or stiffening of a joint or ligament cause by atrophy Question 6: (True or False) When giving oral care to an unconscious resident, he/she should be in Fowler's position
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False, Lateral
Question 7: In what situation would Personal Protective Equipment be used?
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when in contact with body fluids, around an isolation patient to prevent HAIs Question 8: (True or False) Most pressure ulcers develop within a few weeks of admission
Answer:
True
Question 9: (True or False) Intake refers to food and fluids consumed
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True Question 10: List three areas in the resident's room where clean linen can be placed
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At the head of the bed, On the back of a chair, On a bedside table (nightstand), or On the overbed table Question 11: Give an example of resident choices which could be honored by the facility to promote person-centered care?
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choice of preferred activities, a toileting schedule and/or sleep schedule
Question 12: When making a bed, why should the top sheet have mitered corners?
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to prevent the residents feet from being restricted or tangled in linen when getting in and out of bed
Question 13: What document lists the first aid/response for ingestion of a chemical
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Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
Question 14: Before leaving the room, where should the call light be placed?
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the resident's call light should be placed on their unaffected side, within reach at all times
Question 15: Where can DIRTY linens be placed in a resident's room?
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At the foot of the bed, on the seat of a chair, Hamper or plastic bag
Question 16: What is the purpose of a toe pleat?
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to prevent skin breakdown on top of the toes and to promote comfort Question 17: Explain the difference between ACTIVE range of motion and PASSIVE range of motion
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Active ROM- exercises the resident can do without assistance Passive ROM- exercises by the caregiver to the resident's joints
Question 18: What is the most essential nutrient for life?
Answer:
Water Question 19: When a resident is having a seizure, what actions should the caregiver take?
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Call for the nurse, put a pillow under their head, remove things around them that can harm them, loosen up clothing around the neck, record the length and duration of the seizure Question 20: What 2 types of infectious diseases mentioned in this lesson are resistant to antibiotics?
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MRSA and VRE
Question 21: Where is the radial pulse located?
Answer:
located on the thumb side of the wrist
Question 22: What does each letter mean in the acronym "R-A-C-E-F"?
Answer:
R-emove residents A-ctivate fire Alarm C-ontain fire by closing doors E-xtinguish fire F-ollow facility policies
Question 23: Name one disease that is spread by airborne transmission
Answer:
TB
Question 24: Define and give examples of direct and indirect contact
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Direct Contact: skin to skin
Indirect Contact: coughing or sneezing
Question 25: Describe the action to be taken if clothing catches fire
Answer:
Stop, drop, and roll
Question 26: What are the links in chain of infection?
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Mode of transmission, Susceptible Host, Portal of Export, Portal of Import, Infectious Agent, Reservoir Question 27: How often should a dependent resident, incapable of independent movement, be repositioned?
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At least every two hours