Sample Test: Module 1- Introduction to Nurse Assistant

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1. Question
The term used for persons living in long-term care facilities is:
- Senior citizen
- Elder adult
- Retiree
- Patient/resident
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2. Question
The successful Nurse Assistant should be:
- Honest
- Dependable
- Organized
- All of the above
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3. Question
The responsibilities of a Nurse Assistant are listed in a:
- Job description
- Procedure
- Job title
- Resume
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4. Question
As a Nurse Assistant, your scope of practice includes:
- Bathing and dressing patients/residents
- Taking telephone orders from the doctor
- Assigning patient care
- Giving medications
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5. Question
What should the Nurse Assistant do if asked to do something he or she doesn’t know how to do?
- Ask another Nurse Assistant to do the task
- Tell the nurse he or she is uncertain and ask for help
- Refrain from doing the task
- Do the task anyway
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6. Question
Which member of the long-term health care team provides the most hands-on care to the resident?
- Physician
- Charge nurse
- Nurse Assistant
- Nursing supervisor
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7. Question
The direct supervisor of the Nurse Assistant is the:
- Physician
- Charge nurse
- Administrator
- Director of Nursing
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8. Question
California Code of Regulations, Title 22 establishes:
- Salary for certified Nurse Assistant’s
- Minimum standards of patient care
- The certified Nurse Assistant’s work schedule
- Maximum standards of patient care
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9. Question
Which of the following describes the minimum number of theory and clinical hours in a Nurse Assistant program approved by the
California Department of Health Services?
- 54 Hours theory, 180 hours supervised clinical training
- 48 Hours theory, 150 hours supervised clinical training
- 40 Hours theory, 60 hours supervised clinical training
- 60 Hours theory, 100 hours supervised clinical training
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10. Question
A California Nurse Assistant is renewing his/her certification. How many in-service/continuing education hours must an
individual take in a two-year period in order to renew Nurse Assistant certification?
- 28 Hours
- 30 Hours
- 48 Hours
- 58 Hours
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11. Question
How many hours must a Nurse Assistant work for pay in each renewal period?
- 48 Hours
- 8 Hours
- 24 Hours
- 50 Hours
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12. Question
Which best defines Medicare?
- State Medical Welfare Funding
- Medical funding for persons under 65 years of age
- Medical funding for children only
- Medical benefits for persons age 65 and over
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13. Question
Which of the following situations should the Nurse Assistant report to the Director of Nursing?
- A patient/resident has fallen
- The nurse in charge is suspected of abusing a patient/resident
- The physician has asked for the Nurse Assistant’s help
- A patient/resident refuses to cooperate with treatment
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14. Question
The role of the ombudsman is to:
- Drive the buses for special outings
- Listen to and resolve patient/resident problems
- Serve snacks
- Bring newspapers and magazines
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15. Question
HIPAA refers to:
- Hepatitis A
- Confidentiality
- Standard precautions
- Nutrition
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Sample Test: Module 2- Patient/Resident Rights

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1. Question
The Patient’s Bill of Rights is:
- Given to patients/residents when they request it
- Provided to all patients/residents upon admission
- Given to clients who are receiving home care
- Not a legal document
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2. Question
Consumers of health care are responsible for:
- Being honest with the physician
- Withholding information from health care providers
- Requesting a Nurse Assistant who will care for them
- Doing what the physician says
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3. Question
Healthcare consumers always have the right to:
- Receive respectful and considerate care
- Refuse to pay their bill
- Select the Nurse Assistant they want to care for them
- Have visitors any hour of the day or night
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4. Question
Documents that provide instructions about the patient’s/resident’s wishes for treatment when the patient/resident is unable to
communicate their wishes are called:
- Medical records
- Advanced Directives
- Resident Bill of Rights
- Policies and Procedures
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5. Question
Informed consent means that the:
- Physician makes all health care decisions for the patient/resident
- The nurse makes some decisions for the patient/resident
- The patient/resident makes decisions based on full disclosure of procedures, benefits, and risks
- The patient/resident is old enough to sign for treatment
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6. Question
A grievance is:
- A form the patient/resident fills out when they have a complaint
- Denial of services or treatment due to insurance
- Patient/resident refusing to pay a bill
- A complaint
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7. Question
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
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8. Question
When an elderly person is admitted to the long-term care facility, they have the right to:
- Have relatives stay overnight in their room
- Have personal items in their room
- Have the kitchen prepare food for them on their request
- Bring their pet with them
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9. Question
The rights of patients/residents in long –term care facilities:
- Were legislated by OBRA in 1987
- Include the right to make independent medical choices
- Are more restrictive than rights in other healthcare settings
- Do not include informed consent
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10. Question
The purpose of a long-term care facility is to:
- Provide care for persons who cannot care for themselves at home
- Provide emergency care for the elderly
- Provide surgical care for the elderly
- Keep elderly people together and away from other age groups
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11. Question
A resident has been at home with his family all day. The Nurse Assistant notices new bruises on the patient’s/resident’s back
when he returns. The Nurse Assistant should:
- Report the bruises to the licensed nurse
- Ask family members the next time they visit
- Say nothing to the patient/resident about the bruises
- Wait to see if it happens again
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Sample Test- Module 3- Communication/Interpersonal Skills

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1. Question
Which of the following is a physiological need?
- Employment
- Friendship
- Water
- Love
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2. Question
Which of the following would be a barrier to effective communication?
- Listening to a patient/resident tell stories about his or her past
- Letting a patient/resident express his or her fears and concerns about dying
- Changing the subject each time a patient/resident brings up an uncomfortable topic
- Allowing a patient/resident to talk freely about his or her health problems
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3. Question
Avoiding eye contact when talking to another person is an example of which type of communication?
- Verbal
- Non-verbal
- Written
- Electronic
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question
A charge nurse uses a medical word that the Nurse Assistant does not understand. What should you do?
- Pretend to understand
- Look the word up in a medical dictionary
- Ask the nurse to explain the meaning
- Ask another Nurse Assistant what the word means
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5. Question
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
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6. Question
When patients/residents express their feelings and concerns, the Nurse Assistant will best respond by:
- Adding his or her opinions
- Giving the patient/resident suggestions for feeling better
- Sharing personal problems and concerns
- Listening to the patient’s/resident’s concerns
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7. Question
A patient’s/resident’s family asks to meet their mother’s new roommate who is sitting in the day room. 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
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8. Question
A Nurse Assistant works on the first floor of a skilled nursing facility. The Nurse Assistant’s uncle is a patient/resident on the
second floor. Which statement is true about this relationship?
- The Nurse Assistant can access her uncle’s medical record
- The Nurse Assistant can visit her uncle during lunch time
- The Nurse Assistant can attend patient/resident care conferences with her uncle
- The Nurse Assistant can assist with her uncle’s care plan
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question
Which form of communication may reveal the most about a patient’s/resident’s true feelings?
- Listening skills
- Written communication
- Verbal communication
- Body language
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10. Question
What is the most appropriate way to answer a patient’s/resident’s telephone?
- “Good morning. Mrs. Gray’s room”
- “Good morning. Third floor”
- “Hello. Who is calling?”
- “Good morning. Mrs. Gray’s room, this is Mary Jones, Nurse Assistant speaking”
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11. Question
What information must be included when giving an end of shift report?
- The full name and address of the patient/resident.
- Facts and specific information that were observed and care given by the Nurse Assistant.
- Number of visitors
- Personal feelings about the patient/resident
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12. Question
Listening skills are enhanced by:
- Engaging a patient/resident in an activity
- Being animated while listening
- Conversing in a public location
- Empathy
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13. Question
A patient/resident tells the Nurse Assistant that he misses participating in religious activities. The most helpful action by the
Nurse Assistant at this time is to:
- Tell the patient/resident that it is against policy for the Nurse Assistant to discuss religion with patients/residents
- Memorize each patient’s/resident’s religious preference
- Insist that the patient/resident attend the religious services offered by the agency
- Talk with the patient/resident about religion to encourage discussion
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14. Question
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
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15. Question
Information that can be seen, heard, or smelled is called:
- Assessment
- Observation
- Objective data
- Subjective data
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Question 1 of 15

1. Question
Mrs. S, the charge nurse, wants blood work results on Mr Jones immediately. Which of the following terms would indicate
“immediately” to the lab?
- ASAP
- STAT
- PRN
- AD LIB
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Question 2 of 15

2. Question
The Nurse Assistant finds a fire burning in a wastebasket in a patient’s/resident’s room. What should the Nurse Assistant do first?
- Go out into the hall and call out “fire”
- Remove the patient from the area of the fire
- Run out of the room to find a fire extinguisher
- Keep the patient’s/resident’s room dark to keep him in bed
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Question 3 of 15

3. Question
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
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question
Mr. B is receiving oxygen therapy. Which of the following is a rule that should be followed with oxygen therapy?
- Use nylon blankets so there will be static electricity
- Do not allow smoking when oxygen is in use
- Use oil-based lotions to lubricate the skin
- Use electric razors for shaving the face
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Question 5 of 15

5. Question
Mrs. A is being placed in a vest device to keep her from falling from her wheelchair. What should the Nurse Assistant do?
- Keep Mrs. A in her room out of sight of other patients/residents
- Apply the restraint to help control the patient’s/resident’s behavior
- Explain kindly to Mrs. A that the postural supports are being used to help prevent her from falling
- Use electric razors for shaving the face
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Question 6 of 15

6. Question
When applying postural supports (restraints) the Nurse Assistant should keep in mind that:
- Careful use of restraints can decrease the need for direct patient care
- Patients/residents frequently become more calm, docile and compliant when restraints are used
- Registered nurses are allowed to order the use of restraints in long-term care facilities
- Unauthorized (unordered) use of restraints can result in accusation of “false imprisonment”
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Question 7 of 15

7. Question
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
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Question 8 of 15

8. Question
RACE is a term representing activities to be carried out in the event of a fire. The “R” stands for which of the following?
- Run for help
- Remain at the fire site
- Reduce the fire risk
- Remove the patient/resident
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question
To help prevent fires, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Remove the grounding prong from electrical cords
- Report frayed electrical cords immediately
- Empty ashtrays immediately into the wastebasket (trash)
- Encourage patients/residents to smoke only in their beds
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Question 10 of 15

10. Question
The Nurse Assistant finds a frayed electrical cord on a fan in a patient’s/resident’s room. Which of the following actions is correct?
- Obtain electrical tape and cover the broken wire
- Report the situation to the nurse
- Activate the fire alarm and remove the patient/resident
- Check the fan by turning it on
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11. Question
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
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Question 12 of 15

12. Question
Suffocation is?
- The loss of memory and thinking and reasoning abilities
- A sudden event in which people are killed and injured
- When breathing stops
- When electrical current passes through the body
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Question 13 of 15

13. Question
Which person has the greatest risk for accidents and injuries?
- A 78-year old woman
- A person with dementia
- A person with a hearing impairment
- A person with impaired smell and touch
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14. Question
The Nurse Assistant sees water on the floor. The Nurse Assistant should immediately:
- Call the housekeeping staff
- Clean up the water
- Report the water to the nurse
- Place a paper towel over the water
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Question 15 of 15

15. Question
Falls are most likely to occur:
- During change of shift
- During meal times
- When visitors are visiting
- When care is given
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Question 1 of 15

1. Question
Mrs. S, the charge nurse, wants blood work results on Mr Jones immediately. Which of the following terms would indicate
“immediately” to the lab?
- ASAP
- STAT
- PRN
- AD LIB
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Question 2 of 15

2. Question
The Nurse Assistant finds a fire burning in a wastebasket in a patient’s/resident’s room. What should the Nurse Assistant do first?
- Go out into the hall and call out “fire”
- Remove the patient from the area of the fire
- Run out of the room to find a fire extinguisher
- Keep the patient’s/resident’s room dark to keep him in bed
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Question 3 of 15

3. Question
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
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question
Mr. B is receiving oxygen therapy. Which of the following is a rule that should be followed with oxygen therapy?
- Use nylon blankets so there will be static electricity
- Do not allow smoking when oxygen is in use
- Use oil-based lotions to lubricate the skin
- Use electric razors for shaving the face
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Question 5 of 15

5. Question
Mrs. A is being placed in a vest device to keep her from falling from her wheelchair. What should the Nurse Assistant do?
- Keep Mrs. A in her room out of sight of other patients/residents
- Apply the restraint to help control the patient’s/resident’s behavior
- Explain kindly to Mrs. A that the postural supports are being used to help prevent her from falling
- Use electric razors for shaving the face
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Question 6 of 15

6. Question
When applying postural supports (restraints) the Nurse Assistant should keep in mind that:
- Careful use of restraints can decrease the need for direct patient care
- Patients/residents frequently become more calm, docile and compliant when restraints are used
- Registered nurses are allowed to order the use of restraints in long-term care facilities
- Unauthorized (unordered) use of restraints can result in accusation of “false imprisonment”
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Question 7 of 15

7. Question
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
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Question 8 of 15

8. Question
RACE is a term representing activities to be carried out in the event of a fire. The “R” stands for which of the following?
- Run for help
- Remain at the fire site
- Reduce the fire risk
- Remove the patient/resident
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question
To help prevent fires, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Remove the grounding prong from electrical cords
- Report frayed electrical cords immediately
- Empty ashtrays immediately into the wastebasket (trash)
- Encourage patients/residents to smoke only in their beds
Correct

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Question 10 of 15

10. Question
The Nurse Assistant finds a frayed electrical cord on a fan in a patient’s/resident’s room. Which of the following actions is correct?
- Obtain electrical tape and cover the broken wire
- Report the situation to the nurse
- Activate the fire alarm and remove the patient/resident
- Check the fan by turning it on
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Question 11 of 15

11. Question
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
Correct

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Question 12 of 15

12. Question
Suffocation is?
- The loss of memory and thinking and reasoning abilities
- A sudden event in which people are killed and injured
- When breathing stops
- When electrical current passes through the body
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Question 13 of 15

13. Question
Which person has the greatest risk for accidents and injuries?
- A 78-year old woman
- A person with dementia
- A person with a hearing impairment
- A person with impaired smell and touch
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Question 14 of 15

14. Question
The Nurse Assistant sees water on the floor. The Nurse Assistant should immediately:
- Call the housekeeping staff
- Clean up the water
- Report the water to the nurse
- Place a paper towel over the water
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Question 15 of 15

15. Question
Falls are most likely to occur:
- During change of shift
- During meal times
- When visitors are visiting
- When care is given
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1. Question
The clock shows 10:32 am. In 24-hour clock time, this is:
- 10:32
- 1032
- 2232
- 10:32 am
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Question 2 of 12

2. Question
What would be the correct military time if the clock reads 3:00 p.m. in Greenwich time:
- 1200
- 1500
- 1600
- 0300
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Question 3 of 12

3. Question
When measuring liquid volume with a graduated cylinder, the Nurse Assistant should do all of the following except:
- Pour liquid into the graduated cylinder
- Place graduated cylinder on a flat surface
- Read at eye level
- Read measurement at highest level of liquid surface
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Question 4 of 12

4. Question
How many milliliters (ml) of fluid are in the cup?
- 30 ml.
- 60 ml.
- 90 ml.
- 220 ml.
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Question 5 of 12

5. Question
A patient/resident weighing 165 pounds is on a reduced calorie diet. The goal is to lose 2 pounds every week. Which of the
following weights would meet the goal after one week?
- 167 pounds
- 165 pounds
- 164 pounds
- 163 pounds
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Question 6 of 12

6. Question
If a person on I&O drinks 12 ounces of milk, the Nurse Assistant should mark on the client’s record an intake of:
- 30 ml.
- 90 ml.
- 240 ml.
- 360 ml
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Question 7 of 12

7. Question
How many milliliters are in this graduate?
- 5
- 11
- 150
- 350
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Question 8 of 12

8. Question
How many milliliters (ml) are in the graduate?
- 5
- 10
- 150
- 350
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Question 9 of 12

9. Question
The Nurse Assistant measured the height of a patient/resident. Using drawing to the right,
what is the patient’s/resident’s height?
- 60 inches
- 5 ½ feet
- 5 feet 3 inches
- 4 feet, 13 inches
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Question 10 of 12

10. Question
The Nurse Assistant is measuring intake and output for a patient/resident who drank 8
ounces of milk. What should the Nurse Assistant record?
- 500 ml.
- 120 ml.
- 240 ml
- 250 ml.
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Question 11 of 12

11. Question
A patient/resident is to be repositioned at 6:00 pm. Using military time, the Nurse Assistant repositions the patient/resident at:
- 0600
- 1200
- 1800
- 2100
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Question 12 of 12

12. Question
Your patient/resident ate the following items for lunch: ½ cup string beans, 3 oz. fish, 6 oz. milk, 2 oz. Jello. What was his fluid intake?
- 120 ml.
- 240 ml.
- 300 ml.
- 330 ml.
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1. Question
A partial bath would include bathing the following body areas:
- Face, hands, underarms, back, buttocks and perenial area
- Face, neck, chest, and arms
- Face, feet and legs
- Hands, feet, chest and back
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2. Question
A complete bed bath would be given to a patient/resident who:
- Has difficulty using his right hand
- Cannot step into a bath tub
- Is paralyzed on one side
- Is unconscious
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3. Question
A Nurse Assistant is bathing a patient/resident. Which of the following observations should be reported immediately to the nurse?
- Dry skin on the patient’s/resident’s legs
- A vein that curves and stands out
- An old bruise is turning yellow
- A bleeding skin tear
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question
When bathing a patient/resident, the Nurse Assistant sees a swelling around the knee that is tender to touch. The Nurse
Assistant should:
- Avoid washing the sensitive area during the bath
- Apply a warm wet washcloth to the knee
- Report this observation to the nurse
- Remind the patient/resident not to ambulate without assistance
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Question 5 of 15

5. Question
In preparing the bath for the dependent patient/resident, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Fill the tub with no more than two inches of water
- Make sure that the water temperature is at least 120 F.
- Adjust the water temperature to 105 F.
- Position the patient/resident in the tub before adding water
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6. Question
When bathing a dependent patient/resident, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Leave the room at intervals to encourage the patient/resident to bathe on his own
- Rinse off all soap completely and dry the skin thoroughly
- Rub the skin vigorously to stimulate circulation
- Apply soap to all areas before rinsing with fresh water
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7. Question
When washing the face of a dependent patient/resident, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Use a separate washcloth for washing each eye
- Wipe the eyes from the outer edge to the center
- Use different corners of the washcloth when washing each eye
- Rinse the eyes by pouring a small amount of water on the forehead
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Question 8 of 15

8. Question
In a complete bed bath, the water is changed:
- At the completion of the bath
- After each body area is washed
- After the front surfaces of the body are washed
- Whenever the water becomes soapy or cool
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question
To assist Mrs. B a patient/resident, into a bathtub, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Stand at the side of the tub and have the patient/resident hold on to your shoulder as she steps into the tub
- Place a chair next to the tub and have the patient/resident hold on to the chair as she steps into the tub
- Have the patient/resident hold on to the grab bar in the tub enclosure as she steps into the tub
- Have the patient/resident sit on the side of the tub, pick up both legs and pivot them over the side and into the tub
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Question 10 of 15

10. Question
Oral hygiene should be done:
- After each meal and at bedtime
- After breakfast and after last meal or snack of the day
- Before and after each meal
- Before and after meals or snacks
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Question 11 of 15

11. Question
In what position should an unconscious patient/resident be placed when performing oral care?
- Lateral (side-lying, head to side) position
- Prone (on the stomach) position
- Supine (on the back) position
- Standing position
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Question 12 of 15

12. Question
In assisting a patient/resident with oral hygiene:
- Offer a cup of mouthwash to the patient/resident before the toothbrush
- Warm the mouthwash in a basin of warm water before it is used
- Hold the emesis basin under the patient’s/resident’s chin when he/she needs to spit
- Let the patient/resident rinse his/her mouth with orange juice after brushing teeth
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13. Question
When the patient/resident takes his/her dentures out for the evening, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Send the dentures home with the family
- Store them in a labeled container filled with cool water inside the bedside table drawer
- Dry them and store in a plastic bag under the patient’s/resident’s pillow
- Store them in a clean container in the clean utility room
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14. Question
When cleaning dentures, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Use dental floss to clean between the teeth
- Soak the dentures in Lysol type disinfectant solution
- Brush only the teeth portion of the dentures
- Brush all surfaces of the dentures
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15. Question
When giving oral hygiene to an unconscious patient/resident, it is important for the Nurse Assistant to:
- Prevent the patient/resident from aspirating (breathing in) any fluid
- Hold the patient’s/resident’s mouth open with your fingers
- Use large amounts of mouthwash for rinsing the patient’s/resident’s mouth
- Wait at least 5 hours between each cleaning
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1. Question
A patient/resident has diarrhea. You know that liquid feces and frequent wiping can lead to?
- Skin breakdown
- Dehydration
- Oliguria
- Death
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Question 2 of 15

2. Question
What is the preferred position for giving an enema?
- Fowler’s or semi-fowlers position
- Sims’ or left side lying position
- Prone or supine position
- Supine or right side-lying position
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Question 3 of 15

3. Question
Water temperature for an enema solution for adults usually is
- 100ᵒ
- 105ᵒ
- 110ᵒ
- Body temperature
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question
A patient/resident finished urinating. The person cannot clean her genital area. You need to do the following EXCEPT
- Wipe her from back to front
- Use fresh tissue for each wipe
- Provide perineal care if necessary
- Wear gloves
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Question 5 of 15

5. Question
A male patient/resident is not circumcised. When giving perineal care, which is correct?
- Retract the foreskin
- Separate the labia
- Start at the rectum
- Use firm, upward strokes
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Question 6 of 15

6. Question
Which linens must be tight and wrinkle-free?
- Bottom linens
- The blanket
- The bedspread
- The pillowcase
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Question 7 of 15

7. Question
The nurse asks you to collect a random urine specimen. Which is correct?
- No special measures are needed
- The perineal area is cleaned before collecting the specimen
- The first voiding is discarded
- The person voids twice
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8. Question
The nurse asks you to strain a person’s urine. To do this, you need
- A midstream urine specimen
- After each body area is washed
- A strainer or gauze
- Elastic tape
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question
Mucus from the respiratory system that is expelled through the mouth is
- Phlegm
- Saliva
- Sputum
- Ketone
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Question 10 of 15

10. Question
Oral care before collecting a sputum specimen involves
- Brushing the teeth
- Using mouthwash
- Flossing
- Rinsing with clear water
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Question 11 of 15

11. Question
The nurse asks you to collect a stool specimen from a patient/resident. Which is INCORRECT?
- Explain what the person needs to do
- Explain what you will do
- Ask if the person understands what to do
- Stay with the person until the person has a bowel movement
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12. Question
When collecting a sputum specimen, the person coughs up sputum from the
- Mouth
- Throat
- Upper airway
- Bronchi and trachea
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Question 13 of 15

13. Question
Normal urine has
- A faint odor
- A strong odor
- A sweet odor
- An ammonia odor
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Question 14 of 15

14. Question
Which of the following is a characteristic of normal urine?
- Pale-yellow urine
- Straw-colored urine
- Red-colored urine
- Clear urine
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Question 15 of 15

15. Question
A clean, neat, wrinkle-free bed does the following except
- Increase the person’s comfort
- Help prevent skin breakdown
- Help prevent pressure ulcers
- Prevent incontinence
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1. Question
The amount of force exerted against the walls of the artery by the blood is commonly referred to as:
- Blood pressure
- Pulse
- Metabolism
- Hypertension
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Question 2 of 15

2. Question
The normal oral temperature of an adult
patient/resident is:
- 96.2 F
- 98.6F
- 101.0 F
- 99.6 F
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Question 3 of 15

3. Question
The Nurse Assistant enters Mr. S’s room to take his oral temperature and observes that he is drinking a glass of ice water. The
Nurse Assistant should:
- Proceed with the oral temperature as planned
- Take a rectal temperature instead because the ice water will affect an oral reading
- Place a plastic sheath over the oral thermometer so the reading won’t be affected
- D. Request that the patient not eat or drink anything else for 15 minutes and then return to take his temperature
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question
Which of the steps mentioned below should the Nurse Assistant not do as part of taking a rectal temperature for an adult?
- Shake down the thermometer until it registers below 96F
- Position the patient in the prone position
- Lubricate the bulb end of the thermometer
- Insert the thermometer one inch into the rectum
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Question 5 of 15

5. Question
Which of the following can increase the pulse rate?
- Depression
- Cold
- Pain
- Sleep
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Question 6 of 15

6. Question
Before using a stethoscope from the nursing unit, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Wash the diaphragm with soap and water
- Clean the earpieces and the diaphragm with an alcohol wipe
- Disinfect the entire stethoscope with a strong disinfectant
- Replace the earpieces as they are disposable
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Question 7 of 15

7. Question
A patient/resident’s diastolic pressure is 104 mm Hg. A high diastolic reading could be serious because it:
- Means the patient/resident has hypotension
- Means the patient/resident is in shock
- Measures the amount of pressure in the arteries when the heart is contracting
- Measures the amount of pressure in the arteries when the heart is at rest
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Question 8 of 15

8. Question
Mr. Johnson is a 75 year old, who has a cardiac condition and is experiencing bradycardia. Which pulse rate represents
bradycardia?
- 152 beats per minute
- 84 beats per minute
- 68 beats per minute
- 42 beats per minute
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question
The Nurse Assistant is taking routine vital signs on a patient/resident who is known to have an irregular pulse. The Nurse
Assistant should take a
- Radial pulse for 15 seconds and multiply by 4
- Radial pulse for 30 seconds and multiply by 2
- Radial pulse for one full minute
- Carotid pulse for 30 seconds and multiply by 2
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Question 10 of 15

10. Question
The radial pulse is the most common site used for routine vital signs. The radial pulse is located on the:
- Internal side of the arm just below the elbow
- External side of the arm just below the elbow
- Thumb side of the wrist
- Little finger (pinkie) side of the wrist
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Question 11 of 15

11. Question
When taking a patient’s/resident’s temperature, pulse, respirations (TPR), the respiration should be counted after the:
- Temperature has been taken
- Pulse has been taken, while the fingers remain on the pulse site
- Pulse has been taken and written down
- Nurse Assistant informs the patient/resident that the respirations will be counted
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12. Question
A respiration is defined as:
- One deep inhalation
- One full inhalation and exhalation cycle
- One deep exhalation
- A breath counted with each heartbeat
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Question 13 of 15

13. Question
A patient/resident has a temperature of 102 F. What can the Nurse Assistant do to assist in lowering the fever without a
physician’s order?
- Give the patient/resident an alcohol bath
- Apply an ice cap to the patient’s/resident’s forehead
- Place the patient on a hypothermia blanket
- Encourage the patient/resident to drink cool fluids, if allowed to have oral intake
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Question 14 of 15

14. Question
Which of the following pulse rates and blood pressure readings are within normal range for adult
- Pulse 100, BP 200/100
- Pulse 110, BP 140/90
- Pulse 72, BP 130/84
- Pulse 40, BP 90/60
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Question 15 of 15

15. Question
Which of the following signs is not associated with a fever?
- Flushed face
- Thirst
- Skin dry and hot to touch
- Decreased pulse
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1. Question
How much fluid should the average adult take in each day?
- 800 ounces
- 1,500 milliliters
- 2,500 milliliters
- 4,000 milliliters
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Question 2 of 15

2. Question
Liquid nutritional supplements are offered:
- Between meals
- To anyone who wants them
- Warm
- On meal trays
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Question 3 of 15

3. Question
Approximately how much daily urine output is normal for an average adult?
- 800 ounces
- 1,500 milliliters
- 2,500 milliliters
- 4,000 milliliters
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question
Accurate recording of fluid intake includes:
- Only the fluid given in the patient’s/resident’s room
- Only the fluid that the nurse gives with medicine
- Only the fluid that comes on the dietary tray
- All fluid the patient/resident consumes during a shift
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Question 5 of 15

5. Question
Which abbreviation is used most frequently to measure fluid intake and output?
- ml
- kg
- cm
- mmHg
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Question 6 of 15

6. Question
After totaling the intake and output at the end of a shift, the Nurse Assistant realizes that a patient’s/resident’s intake is 1200
milliliters and output is 325 milliliters. What is the best action for the Nurse Assistant at this time?
- Record this information on the appropriate form
- Re-total the intake and output because it is probably an error
- Report the information to the charge nurse
- Offer the patient/resident additional fluids
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Question 7 of 15

7. Question
A patient/resident has a gastrostomy tube. The Nurse Assistant knows that this is:
- A tube inserted through the nose to the stomach for feeding
- The same as total parenteral nutrition (TPN)
- A tube inserted through the abdominal wall into the stomach for feeding
- A tube that introduces high-density nutrients into a large vein
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Question 8 of 15

8. Question
When caring for a patient/resident who receives tube feedings the Nurse Assistant must always:
- Elevate the head while the feeding is infusing
- Change the bag at the end of a shift
- Check the placement of the tube
- Position the patient/resident in the orthopneic position for each feeding
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question
Which of the following is included in a clear liquid diet?
- Chicken noodle soup
- Liquid nutritional supplement
- Fruit juices without pulp
- Milk
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Question 10 of 15

10. Question
Why is accurate recording of the food consumption of a patient/resident with diabetes important?
- Diet and insulin must balance to maintain a healthy protein level
- A diabetic patient/resident should not consume more than 2,600 calories per day
- The diabetic diet may be balanced by insulin or diabetic medications
- Diabetics must consume an adequate amount of sugar at each meal
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11. Question
A sign that states NPO is posted on the door of a patient/resident. This means that the patient/resident should:
- A. Not be fed
- Not have physical and occupational therapies
- Have intake only through a nasogastric or gastrostomy tube
- Have nothing by mouth
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Question 12 of 15

12. Question
A patient/resident has to order “Force Fluids.” What is the best way to follow this order?
- Force the patient/resident to drink a glass of water every hour
- Encourage the patient/resident to take in as much fluid as possible
- Force the patient/resident to drink 8-10 glasses of water every day
- Encourage the patient/resident to drink only water
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Question 13 of 15

13. Question
What action is essential before serving a meal tray to a patient/resident?
- Check the diet card and patient/resident identification
- Wash hands and put on a hairnet
- Have the patient/resident go to the bathroom and wash hands
- Put on a pair of gloves
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Question 14 of 15

14. Question
Hot liquids are best tested by:
- Inserting a thermometer into the center of the liquid
- Placing a few drops of liquid on the patient’s/resident’s wrist
- Placing a few drops of liquid on the Nurse Assistant’s wrist
- Touching the outside of the dish or cup
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Question 15 of 15

15. Question
When feeding a patient/resident who has had a stroke the Nurse Assistant will most correctly:
- Place food as far back on the tongue as possible
- Place food in the unaffected side of the mouth
- Place food in the affected side of the mouth
- Place food on the center of the tongue
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1. Question
Most communities have a common emergency telephone number that notifies the Emergency Medical Service (EMS). Which of
the following numbers is the emergency number?
- 911
- 484
- 411
- 916
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Question 2 of 15

2. Question
Mr. Johnson has cut his hand on a broken piece of glass and is bleeding heavily. The Nurse Assistant should:
- Apply a circular strap around the wrist to act as a tourniquet
- Call 911, STAT (immediately)
- Have Mr. Johnson lower his hand below his heart to slow circulation to the site
- Apply direct pressure (with a gloved hand) using a pad, raising the hand above the level of the heart
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Question 3 of 15

3. Question
A patient/resident has epilepsy. In the event of a seizure, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Leave the patient/resident to summon help
- Protect the patient/resident from injury
- Force the patient’s/resident’s mouth open
- Call for help in order to restrain the patient’s/resident’s movements
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question
Which of the following best describes the “universal choking sign” given by the victim:
- Both hands clasped around his/her neck
- His/her arms waving up and down
- Pointing to his mouth with one hand
- The victim coughs and calls for help
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Question 5 of 15

5. Question
The Nurse Assistant discovers an unconscious victim on the floor in the hall. What action should the Nurse Assistant take first?
- Move the victim to his room
- Search the victim for any areas of bleeding
- Call for assistance, then open the victim’s airway and check for breathing
- Straighten out any obvious deformities in the victim’s arms & legs
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Question 6 of 15

6. Question
Your patient/resident is complaining that he is having pains in his chest. He is sweating and breathing heavily. As the Nurse
Assistant who is with the patient/resident, you should:
- Tell the patient/resident this happens to you when you eat spicy foods, also
- Stay with the patient/resident & call for the nurse in charge
- Begin CPR
- Tell the patient/resident that he is having a heart attack
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Question 7 of 15

7. Question
What procedure is done for a conscious choking patient/resident?
- Chest compressions
- Rescue breathing
- Abdominal thrusts
- Head tilt, chin lift
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Question 8 of 15

8. Question
Mr. D’s family is present when Mr. D has a seizure. Which of the following actions should the Nurse Assistant take for the family?
- Ask them to wait in a nearby room
- Tell them how you feel the patient’s/resident’s condition is doing
- Ask them to stay with the patient/resident as you get help
- Ask them to assist in holding the patient/resident down
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question
Which of the following might be most helpful in preventing choking?
- Have the patient/resident eat all his solid foods before liquids
- Cut foods, especially meat into small, bite size pieces
- Feed the patient/resident quickly to reduce the risk of choking
- Have the patient/resident stand while eating so it will go down better
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Question 10 of 15

10. Question
Which of the following are causes for hypoglycemia?
- Not enough insulin
- Decrease activity, vomiting, and undiagnosed diabetes
- Too much insulin, omitting a meal, vomiting
- Stress, increased activity
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Question 11 of 15

11. Question
Which of the following might be a sign of an obstructed airway?
- A. Not be fed
- Pinpoint pupils
- Inability to speak
- Coughing
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12. Question
When performing abdominal thrusts, place the fist in one hand:
- Just above the pubis and below the navel (belly button)
- On the neck
- Between the navel and end of the sternum (breast bone)
- Over the ribs
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Question 13 of 15

13. Question
Mrs. Harvey is complaining that her chest and arm hurt very badly. She is breathing heavily and sweating. While waiting for the
nurse what should the Nurse Assistant do?
- Perform ROM on all extremities so patient/resident will not lose function of joints
- Give patient/resident oxygen
- Reassure patient/resident while putting her in a comfortable sitting position
- Leave to get emergency equipment in case you need it
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14. Question
Mr. Jones is showing the following signs and symptoms: dizziness, headache, weakness on his right side, and aphasia. What
could be the cause?
- Heart attack
- CVA
- Syncope
- Shock
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Question 15 of 15

15. Question
What personal protective equipment would be used when caring for a patient/resident with external bleeding?
- Gloves
- Goggles
- Gown
- All of the above
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1. Question
The following are common with otitis media EXCEPT
- Pain
- Hearing loss
- Tinnitus
- Dizziness
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Question 2 of 15

2. Question
Arthritis is
- The surgical replacement of a joint
- Joint inflammation
- A disease in which bones become porous and brittle
- The repair of a fracture
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3. Question
Tissues die and become black, cold and shriveled. This is
- Cancer
- Gangrene
- Arthritis
- Metastasis
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question
Which of the following body parts commonly enlarges in the elderly male causing urinary tract obstruction?
- Testes
- Prostate gland
- Ureter
- Adrenal gland
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5. Question
A malignant tumor
- Grows slowly and in a localized area
- Can spread to other parts of the body
- Invades nearby tissues
- Is not cancer
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Question 6 of 15

6. Question
A patient/resident has osteoarthritis. The person is overweight. Why is weight loss important for the person?
- It will improve the person’s mental well-being
- The person is too old to be overweight
- Weight loss reduces stress on weight-bearing joints
- It will be easier to lift and mover the person
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Question 7 of 15

7. Question
These statements are about arthritis. Which is incorrect?
- It is the most common joint disease
- Pain is common
- Decreased mobility is common
- It is cured with arthroplasty
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Question 8 of 15

8. Question
A patient/resident has a fractured right hip. What position is usually not allowed?
- Left side-lying position
- Right side-lying position
- Fowler’s position
- Semi-Fowler’s position
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question
The two most common causes of stroke are
- Bleeding in the brain and blood clots
- Hypertension and diabetes
- Infection and accidental injury
- Aging and poor nutrition
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Question 10 of 15

10. Question
Care of a person after a stroke often includes the following except
- Ostomy care
- A bowel and/or bladder training program
- ROM exercises to prevent contractures
- Measures to prevent pressure ulcers
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Question 11 of 15

11. Question
Functions lost as a result of stroke depend on
- The cause of the stroke
- The person’s age
- The area of brain damage
- The person’s attitude
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Question 12 of 15

12. Question
A patient/resident has heart failure. The doctor is likely to order
- A splint or brace
- Elastic stockings
- Trochanter rolls
- A cane or walker
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Question 13 of 15

13. Question
When the urinary bladder is removed, a new pathway is needed for urine to exit the body. The new pathway is called a
- Urinary diversion
- Ureterostomy
- Ureterostomy
- Renal tubule
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Question 14 of 15

14. Question
Heart failure means that the heart
- Has stopped beating
- Is damaged
- Cannot pump blood normally
- Is old and weak
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Question 15 of 15

15. Question
In diabetes, the body lacks or is unable to use
- Estrogen
- Testosterone
- Insulin
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Sample Test: Module 14- Rehabilitative Nursing

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Rehabilitation
- Assists the patient/resident to attain his/her highest level of ability
- Requires the services of only licensed personnel to be successful
- May be provided in the hospital, subacute unit, home, or skilled care facility
- All of the above
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OBRA regulation requires:
- Hospitals to provide rehabilitation services
- Skilled nursing facilities to provide restorative care
- Patients to participate in rehabilitation programs
- Restorative care for alert patients/residents only
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3. Question
The main therapy that assists patients/residents to re-learn activities of daily living is:
- Physical therapy
- Speech therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Cognitive therapy
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Which of the following is NOT an activity of daily living?
- Ambulating
- Taking medications
- Dressing
- Toileting
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A complication of immobility that affects the musculoskeletal system is:
- Contractures
- Pressure sores
- Thrombus
- Pain
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A complication of immobility that affects the gastrointestinal system is:
- Hemorrhoids
- Constipation
- Diarrhea
- Confusion
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A psychological reaction to immobility is:
- Euphoria
- Delusions
- Depression
- Schizophrenia
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8. Question
A verbal cue is:
- Telling the patient/resident how to perform a procedure
- Specific instruction on how to perform a skill
- A thorough explanation of a self-care technique
- A short, simple phrase to prompt the patient/resident
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9. Question
Continuity and consistency of care means that all staff:
- Use variations in approaches to the patient/resident
- Use the same approaches when caring for the patient/resident
- Choose which staff members will work together in the care of the patient/resident
- Agree on the plan of care that is needed by the patient/resident
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10. Question
If completing an entire task is too difficult for a patient/resident in a restorative program:
- Stop trying, and complete the task yourself
- Provide total care, which is easier for the patient/resident
- Ask the charge nurse (RN/LVN) what you should do
- Break the task into a series of smaller tasks
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Sample Test: Module 15- Observation and Charting

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Which of the following most completely defines observation?
- Watching the activities of the patient/resident
- Listening to the patient/resident and to staff reports
- Reading the charts and records
- Gathering patient/resident information by using the four main senses
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2. Question
An error made while writing in the patient’s/resident’s chart is corrected by:
- Crossing out the mistake until it can no longer be read
- Tearing out the sheet of paper in the chart and write on a new one
- Drawing a line through the wrong entry and write an explanation of why it was an error
- Drawing a single line through the entry, writing the word “error” above the line, and initial the entry
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Which of the following statements is an example of objective data or information?
- “Mrs. O’Hara said she felt sick to her stomach”
- “Mr. Jones says he has pain in the lower part of his back”
- “Mrs. O’Hara complained of feeling chilled, so I closed the window”
- “Mr. Jones vomited 250cc of fluid after lunch”
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4. Question
Using the following statement, identify the sentence that uses the correct abbreviations: Patient/resident up in wheelchair all
afternoon. Range of motion done three times a day. Physical Therapy to ambulate patient/resident after meals every day.
Patient/resident may be out of bed as desired.
- Res. in w/c all P.M. ROM TID. P.T. to amb. res. pc qd. Res. OOB ad lib.
- R. up in W/C all P.M. ROM three qd. Phys.Ther. to amb. R. pc qd. R. out of bed ad lib.
- Res. up in wc. qd Range of mot tid. Pt. to amb res qd Patient/resident may be oobed prn.
- Res. up in wc. No c/o pain. To x-ray for UGI series
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5. Question
The words “ambulatory,” “bathroom privileges” and “before meals” are correctly abbreviated in only one of the sentences below.
The correct abbreviations are:
- Amb., BR, and p.c.
- Amb., BR, and a.c.
- Amb., BRP, and a.c.
- Amb., BRP and p.c.
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6. Question
A quick, easy, source of patient/resident information which includes the patient’s/resident’s diagnosis, diet, activity, special
treatments and routine care measures is known as a:
- History and physical
- Kardex file
- Patient flowchart
- Graphic chart
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7. Question
The Nurse Assistant has just given Mrs. Kennedy a complete bed bath. What type of information would be appropriate to chart?
- The condition of Mrs. Kennedy’s skin and how she tolerated the bath
- The fact that Mrs. Kennedy accidentally dropped the water pitcher
- The fact that Mrs. Kennedy likes her toilet items kept in the overbed table
- Mrs. Kennedy’s roommate talked to the Nurse Assistant throughout the entire bathing procedure
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8. Question
The routine, daily nursing tasks performed for a patient/resident are charted on the:
- Progress sheet
- Nurses notes
- ADL sheet
- Incident report
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9. Question
When charting on a patient’s/resident’s medical record, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Erase any errors in charting
- Always use ink
- Skip a line between entries
- Chart all procedures to be done
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10. Question
A list of the patient’s/resident’s needs and specific nursing activities to address those needs would be found
- Patient’s/resident’s care plan
- Patient’s/resident’s history and physical
- Graphic chart
- Nurse’s notes
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The Minimum Data Set (MDS) manual
- Gives a standardized approach to care
- Gives a structure to facility care
- Helps the nurse complete accurate assessments
- Triggers needed assessments
- All of the above
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A patient/resident has terminal breast cancer and says she wants to live three more months to see her first grandchild.
According to Kubler-Ross, in what stage of the grief process is this patient/resident?
- Denial
- Bargaining
- Depression
- Acceptance
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A patient/resident is dying of a lung disease. He has been recently yelling at the staff. What stage of the grief process may this be?
- Anger
- Acceptance
- Depression
- Denial
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3. Question
The dying patient/resident has a right to:
- Read their facility record at any time they choose
- Refuse life-prolonging measures
- Refuse to pay for any services
- Request the Nurse Assistant to give him medications
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4. Question
Mr. Huang is terminally ill and has lost consciousness. The Nurse Assistant should:
- Tell his family that death is only a few hours away
- Turn and reposition him less frequently
- Keep the room very bright and noisy
- Remember that the patient/resident may still be able to hear
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5. Question
One of the signs of biological death would include:
- Bradycardia (slow heart beat)
- Hypertension (high blood pressure)
- Lack of respirations (patient/resident is not breathing)
- Agitation (patient/resident is active and jumpy)
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6. Question
Mrs. O’Leary always keeps her rosary and medals with her at all times. These objects should be:
- Ignored since it is better to avoid discussion about religion
- Placed on bedside table where she can’t get to it
- Removed as soon as she goes to sleep so they are not lost
- Left with Mrs. O’Leary and handled as valuable items
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7. Question
One of the goals of hospice care is to:
- Help the patient/resident in making the dying process less painful physically and psychologically
- Prolong life above all else
- Provide an elimination of all disease symptoms and pain
- Provide an opportunity for death by giving too many drugs
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8. Question
Keeping the terminally ill patients/residents comfortable includes:
- Keeping the bed in a flat position
- Providing skin care and linen changes
- Discouraging any visitors
- Only turning the patient/resident every 6 hours
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9. Question
It is important for the Nurse Assistant to monitor the condition of the dying patient/resident, who has written an Advanced
Directive not to resuscitate him, so that they can:
- Provide physical and emotional support
- Provide large serving of food frequently
- Notify the physician of the exact time of death
- Give medication
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10. Question
Usually the first task after the patient/resident has died and before the family comes to visit is to:
- Wrap the body in a shroud for transfer to a mortuary
- Notify the mortuary for immediate transfer of the body
- Just leave the patient/resident as is
- Prepare the body for viewing by family members
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11. Question
Postmortem care includes:
- Taping the eyes shut
- Bathing as necessary
- Removing dentures
- Removing prostheses
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12. Question
After a patient’s/resident’s death, the Nurse Assistant should support the family by:
- Trying to cheer them
- Encouraging the family to talk with the roommate
- Listening when the family wants to talk
- Assuring the family that the patient/resident is better off
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13. Question
When preparing a body for postmortem transfer, the Nurse Assistant should first:
- Cover the patient’s/resident’s body and head with a clean sheet
- Straighten the body in supine position
- Maintain the patient’s/resident’s body positions and elevate the head
- Provide bright lighting when the family members arrive
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14. Question
As part of the care of a patient/resident after death, the Nurse Assistant should:
- Dress the patient/resident in regular clothes
- Remove all patient’s/resident’s identification bands
- Remove all tubes and drains
- Position the patient’s/resident’s body in normal alignment
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15. Question
When caring for a dying patient/resident, the Nurse Assistant should expect:
- The patient/resident to be alert
- Vital signs to be normal
- Breathing to be irregular
- Temperature to be unchanged
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The following statements about abuse are true except:
- Abuse is making judgements before knowing the patient/resident situation.
- Abuse is a punishable crime.
- Abuse is a willful act that causes harm or injury to the patient/resident.
- Abuse is depriving a person of goods and services needed to maintain health.
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Threatening to touch the person’s body without the person’s consent is:
- Assault
- Battery
- Defamation
- False Imprisonment
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Restraining a person’s movement is:
- Neglect
- Invasion of privacy
- Defamation
- False Imprisonment
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Sharing a person’s photos on a social media site is:
- Fraud
- Allowed with the family’s consent
- A HIPAA Violation
- Allowed if you obtained consent
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5. Question
Who is most at risk for being wounded, attacked, or assaulted?
- A teenager
- A single mother
- A caregiver
- An older adult
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6. Question
You scold an older person for not eating their dinner. This is a form of:
- Physical abuse
- Neglect
- Battery
- Verbal abuse
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7. Question
You leave your patient before completing your assignment and the patient’s/resident’s care. This is abuse by:
- Abandonment
- Neglect
- Involuntary seclusion
- Battery
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8. Question
You fall asleep at work. This is:
- Abandonment
- Neglect
- Malpractice
- Emotional abuse
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9. Question
Which is a sign of elder abuse?
- Stiff joints and joint pain
- Weight gain
- Poor personal hygiene
- Forgetfulness
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10. Question
An older adult has a black eye, bruises on their face, bite marks on on their arms. These are signs of:
- Physical abuse
- Sexual abuse
- Neglect
- Verbal abuse
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11. Question
You suspect a patient/resident has been abused. What should you do?
- Tell the nurse
- Call the police
- Tell the family
- Ask the person about the abuse
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12. Question
Failure to exercise the degree of care considered reasonable in a given situation is:
- Malpractice
- Neglect
- Coercion
- Physical abuse
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13. Question
You overhear another nurse assistant raise their voice loudly in a threatening manner when speaking to their patient/resident.
The nurse assistant is guilty of:
- Neglect
- Physical abuse
- Verbal abuse
- Invasion of privacy
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14. Question
Your patient/resident offers you a dollar to thank you for picking up a newspaper for him. Your best response would be to:
- Ignore the money and pretend not to see it
- Take the money as you earned it
- Report the event to the doctor
- Politely refuse because tipping is not allowed
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