CNA Written Exam (answered) 100% correct-2022.
RATED A+
1. The change nurse asks the nurse aide to place a client in the fowler's position after the client
eats breakfast. how should the aide position the client? A. l
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CNA Written Exam (answered) 100% correct-2022.
RATED A+
1. The change nurse asks the nurse aide to place a client in the fowler's position after the client
eats breakfast. how should the aide position the client? A. lying with the head of the bed
elevated at a 90-degree angle B. sitting with the feet elevated at a 45-degree angle C. lying flat
on her side D. lying flat on her abdomen - Ans-A. lying with the head of the bed elevated at a 90-
degree angle
2. how many stages of death were identified by dr. Elizabeth Kubler-ross? A. four B. five C. eight D.
two - Ans-B. five
3. A cane should be used on? A. the affected side B. the unaffected side C. either side depending
on how the client feels D. the weak side one day and the strong side the next - Ans-B. the
unaffected side
4. all of the following factors contribute to lack of appetite except? A. decreased activity B. bad
dentures C. increased exercise D. decreased saliva - Ans-C. increased exercise
5. atrophy is? A. contracture B. orthotic C. muscle wasting D. a fracture - Ans-C. muscle wasting
6. the nurse aide a member of the healthcare team can participate in the nursing process except
for? A. collecting data B. planning the care C. making observation D. carrying out selected
interventions - Ans-B. planning the care
7. when using crutches the client's weight must rest on the? A. armpit B. knees C. hand rests D.
shoulders - Ans-C. hand rests
8. how often should a client be repositioned if he cannot move himself? A. every hour B. every two
hours C. every three hours D. every four hours - Ans-B. every two hours9. a client who had a cva is going through a selfcare/grooming program the main goal of this
program is for the client to? A. be discharged sooner B. gain independence C. learn to accept the
disability D. improve his body image - Ans-B. gain independence
10. the goal of bladder training is to? A. gain voluntary control of urination B. stop using a catheter
C. prevent skin problems caused by incontinence D. prevent urinary tract infections from
indwelling catheters - Ans-A. gain voluntary control of urination
11. a resident sometimes chokes while eating. the nursing assistant should? A. instruct his
roommate to watch him eat B. feed him to prevent problems C. use the Heimlich maneuver
between bites D. observe him while he eats - Ans-D. observe him while he eats
12. if a client complains of a burning tingling area on her skin the aide should first? A. rub the area
well with lotion B. report the complaint to the licensed nurse C. keep an eye on the area for a
few days D. use cornstarch on the area - Ans-B. report the complaint to the licensed nurse
13. when changing a pillowcase a nurse aide should not hold the pillow under his chin because this
would? A. tear the pillowcase B. drop the pillowcase C. dampen the pillowcase D. spread
bacteria - Ans-D. spread bacteria
14. a nonsterile dressing is one that is? A. wet B. dry C. clean D. new - Ans-C. clean
15. when asked to clean a resident's eye the nurse aide should? A. clean it from the outer corner to
the inner corner B. clean it with hydrogen peroxide C. use a clean surface of the cloth each time
he wipes D. clean the eye with exudates first - Ans-C. use a clean surface of the cloth each time
he wipes
16. one nurse aide is assigned vital signs while another is assigned bathing this is a example of which
type of nursing? A. primary B. secondary C. team D. modular - Ans-D. modular
17. gloves must be worn when? A. providing peri-care B. making beds C. washing a resident's hair D.
feeding a patient - Ans-A. providing peri-care
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