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  • 1. 

    4. One of the major reasons the elderly person is incontinent of urine is:

    • A.

      A. they are too lazy to go to the bathroom

    • B.

      B. they can’t get a nurse aide to help them to the bathroom

    • C.

      C. the circulatory system is failing

    • D.

      D. the muscle that keeps urine in the bladder weakens

    Correct Answer
    D. D. the muscle that keeps urine in the bladder weakens
  • 2. 

    9. Which of the following statements about aging is true: 

    • A.

      A. most elderly people are confused

    • B.

      B. most older people live in nursing homes

    • C.

      C. most older people are alert and oriented

    • D.

      D. most older people are sick and helpless

    Correct Answer
    C. C. most older people are alert and oriented
  • 3. 

    10. When dry, hard stool fills the rectum and will not pass, it is called: 

    • A.

      A. edema

    • B.

      B. incontinence

    • C.

      C. atrophy

    • D.

      D. impaction

    Correct Answer
    D. D. impaction
  • 4. 

    15. All of the following are clues to aggressive behavior EXCEPT: 

    • A.

      A. clenched jaw

    • B.

      B. depressed mood

    • C.

      C. pacing

    • D.

      D. rocking

    Correct Answer
    B. B. depressed mood
  • 5. 

    18. Which of the following is a proper way to correct an error in charting: 

    • A.

      A. scribble it out with several lines

    • B.

      B. erase it completely

    • C.

      C. use correction fluid

    • D.

      D. draw a single line through it 4

    Correct Answer
    D. D. draw a single line through it 4
  • 6. 

    21. Who supervises the work of a nursing aide: 

    • A.

      A. the nurse

    • B.

      B. the social worker

    • C.

      C. the office manager

    • D.

      D. the resident’s family

    Correct Answer
    A. A. the nurse
  • 7. 

    22. Various factors will change pulse rate. Increased pulse rates can be caused by: 

    • A.

      A. depression

    • B.

      B. exercise

    • C.

      C. sleep

    • D.

      D. coma

    Correct Answer
    B. B. exercise
  • 8. 

    26. A resident has just been admitted to the facility. The nurse aide should: 

    • A.

      A. ignore the new resident, he has too much to remember anyway

    • B.

      B. introduce him to his roommate

    • C.

      C. announce his arrival at dinner

    • D.

      D. do whatever the charge nurse says

    Correct Answer
    B. B. introduce him to his roommate
  • 9. 

    40. When assisting a resident with a weak left side from a wheelchair, the nurse aide should  support the client’s: 

    • A.

      A. weak side

    • B.

      B. strong side

    • C.

      C. front side

    • D.

      D. back side

    Correct Answer
    A. A. weak side
  • 10. 

    41. How should the nurse aide position the resident to apply elastic stockings: 

    • A.

      A. lying down in bed

    • B.

      B. sitting on the edge of the bed

    • C.

      C. standing at the side of the bed

    • D.

      D. sitting in a wheelchair

    Correct Answer
    A. A. lying down in bed
  • 11. 

    45. What is the purpose of using the chain of command in a long term care facility: 

    • A.

      A. to keep communication about a problem flowing smoothly

    • B.

      B. to be sure residents follow the rules

    • C.

      C. to prevent residents from going behind the nurses station

    • D.

      D. To provide more jobs in nursing

    Correct Answer
    A. A. to keep communication about a problem flowing smoothly
  • 12. 

    50. Diabetes mellitus make a resident more prone to develop: 

    • A.

      A. chills

    • B.

      B. fever

    • C.

      C. infections

    • D.

      D. cancer

    Correct Answer
    C. C. infections
  • 13. 

    51. A resident is NPO for tests. The nurse aid should: 

    • A.

      A. encourage fluids for hydration

    • B.

      B. allow the resident to eat ice chips

    • C.

      C. remove the water pitcher and glass from the room

    • D.

      D. allow the resident to drink water only

    Correct Answer
    C. C. remove the water pitcher and glass from the room
  • 14. 

    55. A resident who has not been discharged insists she is going home. What should the nurse aide do:       

    • A.

      A. tell her she cannot leave without a doctor’s order

    • B.

      B. notify the charge nurse immediately

    • C.

      C. restrain her immediately

    • D.

      D. tell her she can leave if she wants to

    Correct Answer
    B. B. notify the charge nurse immediately
  • 15. 

    58. When communicating with a non-ambulatory resident, the nurse aide should use all of the following EXCEPT:  

    • A.

      A. block the view so the resident will listen

    • B.

      B. position yourself at eye-level with the resident

    • C.

      C. avoid talking about the resident as if he is not present

    • D.

      D. include the resident in conversation in the room

    Correct Answer
    A. A. block the view so the resident will listen
  • 16. 

    59. The loss of the ability to express one’s self is: 

    • A.

      A. verbal communication

    • B.

      B. empathy

    • C.

      C. speech therapy

    • D.

      D. aphasia 11

    Correct Answer
    D. D. aphasia 11
  • 17. 

    60. To remove a hearing aide the nurse aide should: 

    • A.

      A. turn it off with the volume set at low

    • B.

      B. leave it on and set volume at high

    • C.

      C. call the nurse

    • D.

      D. turn the hearing aid off with volume set on high

    Correct Answer
    A. A. turn it off with the volume set at low
  • 18. 

    64. Proper body mechanics dictates that when lifting an object, the nurse aide place his feet: 

    • A.

      A. 3ft-5ftapart

    • B.

      B. 61n-l2inapart

    • C.

      C. l2in - 18 in apart

    • D.

      D. it doesn’t matter

    Correct Answer
    C. C. l2in - 18 in apart
  • 19. 

    66. The nurse aide knows to wear which of the following to perform resident care: 

    • A.

      A. comfortable, clean uniforms

    • B.

      B. non-skid shoes

    • C.

      C. loop earrings

    • D.

      D. a and b only

    Correct Answer
    D. D. a and b only
  • 20. 

    68. Which environment promotes the growth of bacteria: 

    • A.

      A. cold, dark, moist places

    • B.

      B. warm, dark, dry places

    • C.

      C. warm, sunny, moist places

    • D.

      D. dark, warm, moist places

    Correct Answer
    D. D. dark, warm, moist places
  • 21. 

    78. The primary goal of restorative care is: 

    • A.

      A. keep the resident comfortable in the nursing home

    • B.

      B. take care of the resident’s personal business

    • C.

      C. do everything for the resident

    • D.

      D. return the resident to a normal life at home

    Correct Answer
    D. D. return the resident to a normal life at home
  • 22. 

    6. Which of the following statements is correct about range of motion (ROM) exercises?

    • A.

      (A) Are usually done during ADLs such as dressing or bathing

    • B.

      (B) Wards off strokes and paralysis

    • C.

      (C) Performed only once a day

    • D.

      (D) Each exercise requires ten repetitions

    Correct Answer
    A. (A) Are usually done during ADLs such as dressing or bathing
  • 23. 

    9. Which of the following is a task of a nursing cna?

    • A.

      (A) Giving medications to assigned residents

    • B.

      (B) Changing sterile wound dressings

    • C.

      (C) Taking part in resident care planning conferences

    • D.

      (D) Taking verbal physician’s orders on the telephone

    Correct Answer
    C. (C) Taking part in resident care planning conferences
  • 24. 

    44. Which of the following can help prevent resident falls?

    • A.

      (A) Encouraging residents to wear larger-sized, loose-fitting clothes

    • B.

      (B) Reminding residents who use call lights that they should wait patiently for staff to arrive

    • C.

      (C) Keeping residents’ beds at the lowest level after care is complete

    • D.

      (D) Always raising side rails when a resident is in his/her bed

    Correct Answer
    C. (C) Keeping residents’ beds at the lowest level after care is complete

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