Advanced Certified Nursing Assistant Practice Test! A nurse's job is not a nut job but more of a severe duty that must be carried out with dedication and persistence. But before reaching there, you must have the certification exam cleared, which again requires hard work. So, that's why this quiz is created to help you prepare for the exam. Take it, examine and keep your knowledge updated. All the best!
Dressing a patient
Feeding a patient
Providing oral hygiene
Ambulating a patient
Supine
Fowler's
Prone
Left Sim's
Milk, ham sandwich, and ice cream bar
Water, mashed potatoes, and gelatin
Milk, custard, and soup
Orange juice, soft boiled eggs, and toasts
The apical pulse rate
The carotid pulse rate
The popliteal pulse rate
The brachial pulse rate
Defecation
Voiding
Wetting the bed
Flatus
Massage her legs with lotion
Ask the nurse to check the client immediately
Have the client walk to relieve the cramp
Assess the soreness every hour for a few hours
Cleaning a bedpan
Touching used linens
Being sneezed on
Using a doorknob
Attempt to get the resident out of the room and close the door
Get the fire extinguisher and put out the fire
Take away the resident's cigarettes
Pull the fire alarm
Keep the client's joint well lubricated.
Keep the clients straight as possible.
Keep bed linens wrinkle free.
Ambulate the client at least twice day.
On the right side.
On the left side.
When he is lying flat in bed.
As he lies on either side.
Rash that appears suddenly
Warm, dry, and pink skin
Tough skin on the feet
Scarred skin
Scold him and tell him never to smoke unsupervised again.
Remain with the patient until he finishes smoking.
Tell another coworker.
Call the charge nurse to supervise.
Fracture pan
Plastic pan
Pediatric pan
Metal pan
They prefer to eat alone.
They use a "clock" system to find their food.
They prefer to be fed.
They need liquid diets.
Clamp off the catheter and disconnect it.
Let the bag dangle between the client's legs.
Carry the bag below bladder level.
Hide the bag in a pillow case.
Restrain the resident.
Walk with the resident.
Place the resident in a locked room.
Continue to observe the client.
Hold the transfer belt and lean against the wall.
Call for help.
Grasp the belt and lower the client to the floor.
Hold the client tightly to prevent falling.
Weigh the client without clothing.
Weigh the client fully clothed.
Weigh the client at the same time and day.
Weigh the client after breakfast.
Tell her not to worry because the baby will be fine.
Tell her the aide will call the baby's doctor.
Ask her if she is upset with her doll.
Tell her the bay is not real.
Keep the client in bed.
Protect the client from injury.
Provide additional warmth.
Remind the client of home.
Irrigate the catheter.
Check for kinks in the tube.
Replace the drainage bag.
Replace the catheter.
Call for help.
Offer her drink of water.
Hit her on the back.
Perform the Heimlich maneuver.
Nausea
Headache
Leg cramps
Chest pain
Commode
Toilet
Bedpan
Urinal
Placed in the linen hamper.
Discarded.
Bagged before removing from the room.
Taken directly to the laundry.
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