CNA Unit 2 Test Questions with accurate
answers, rated A+. Verified.
Permanent impairment for shortening of the muscle tendon or ligament is called a(n)
a) Sternal notch
b) Demi-span
c) Abdominal girth
d) Contr
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CNA Unit 2 Test Questions with accurate
answers, rated A+. Verified.
Permanent impairment for shortening of the muscle tendon or ligament is called a(n)
a) Sternal notch
b) Demi-span
c) Abdominal girth
d) Contracture - ✔✔-d) Contracture
Nursing assistant can make bathing safer for residents by:
a) asking for help if she cannot safely handle the task alone
b) making sure the water temperature is not over 120 Fahrenheit
c)Leaving residence alone while bathing or showering
d) Gathering all needed equipment after entering the bath/shower area - ✔✔-a) Asking for help if she
cannot safely handle the task alone
The primary risk for unconscious residence is:
a) Mouth Sore
b) Mouth dryness
c) Aspiration
d) Gingivitis - ✔✔-c) Aspiration
Which of the following guidelines is true of working around oxygen equipment:
a)the NA should adjust oxygen levels when they're too high or too low
b) the NA should not allow open flames around oxygen
c) the NA should replace oxygen tubing if it becomes clogged
d) the NA should prescribe skin medication if the oxygen device is causing skin irritation - ✔✔-b) the NA
should not allow open flames around oxygen
When transferring a resident who has a weak side:
a) the stronger side moves first
b) the weaker side moves first
c) the strong side and weak side move at the same yime
d) it does not mkatter which sode moves first - ✔✔-a) the stronger side moves first
If a nursing assistant sees a resident being sexually abused, she should:
a) pretend not to see it to avoid embarrassing the resident
b) confront the abuser herself
c) Remove the resident from the situation immediately and report it to the nurse
d) tell the residents family - ✔✔-c) Remove the resident from the situation immediately and report it to
the nurse
The branch of medicine that deals with the prevention and treatment of obesity is:
a) obstetrics
b) dietetics
c) bariatrics
d) pediatrics - ✔✔-c)bariatrics
One way for a nursing assistant to be respectful to a resident in his room is to:
a)always knock and wait for permission before entering the room
b)ignore any safety hazards in the room
c)allow the resident to clean the room himself
d)rearrange the resident's personal items so that they look better - ✔✔-a)always knock and wait for
permission before entering the room
Which of the following is an example of appropriate behavior by a nursing assistant with a residents
family?
a) telling them everything will be fine
b) giving them medical advice
c) listening to the family's concerns and fears and responding with a meaningful message
d) telling the family all about the residents condition - ✔✔-c) listening to the family's concerns and fears
and responding with a meaningful message
If a residents beliefs are different from a nursing assistants beliefs, the nursing assistant should:
a) refuse to care for the resident
b) ignore the residents dietary restrictions
c) respect the residents beliefs
d) try to change the residents beliefs - ✔✔-c) respect the residents beliefs
Which of the following is true of restraints
a) people tend to respond better to restraint alternatives than to restraints
b) using restraints does not cause negative effects
c) laws allow the use of restraints when a facility is short staffed
d) restraint-free care means a facility uses restraints only for disciplining residents - ✔✔-a) people tend
to respond better to restraint alternatives than to restraints
One way for a nursing assistant to make a positive first impression on a new resident is to
a) place his personal items where the NA thinks they look best
b) allow the resident to introduce himself to everyone in the facility
c) get the admission process completed as quickly as possible
d) prepare his room before his arrival so that he feels expected and welcomed - ✔✔-d) prepare his room
before his arrival so that he feels expected and welcomed
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