CNA Practice Test #1
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What does ADL stand for?
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After Dinner Leave
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Activity of daily living
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Anti diagnostic league
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I don't know
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Are you looking to become a certified nursing assistant (CNA)? This quiz will ask you a host of questions related to your studies which will hopefully aid you in acquiring your CNA certification. Can you get all of the questions correct? Let’s find out right now in this practice test!
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Mrs. Smith is having a hard breathing, what should you do?
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Tell her to take deep breathes
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Sit her in a upright position
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Call the doctor right away
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Tell her to lose weight
Correct Answer
A. Sit her in a upright positionExplanation
The correct answer is to sit her in an upright position. This is because sitting upright helps in improving breathing by allowing the lungs to expand fully and reducing the pressure on the diaphragm. It also helps in preventing any further respiratory distress that may occur due to lying down or slouching.Rate this question:
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Your resident has a weak side (left arm), which side would you undress first?
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Strong side
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Weak side
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Both at the same time
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Ask resident which side they prefer
Correct Answer
A. Strong sideExplanation
When undressing a resident with a weak side (left arm), it is recommended to undress the strong side first. This is because the strong side can provide support and balance while undressing the weak side. By undressing the strong side first, it ensures that the resident remains stable and comfortable throughout the process.Rate this question:
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Mr. Jones is complaining that he is dizzy, what should you have him do?
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Lay down
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Put his head in between legs
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Ask him whats wrong
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Tell him that everything is ok
Correct Answer
A. Put his head in between legsExplanation
Putting one's head between their legs can help alleviate dizziness by increasing blood flow to the brain. This position helps to promote circulation and reduce the feeling of lightheadedness. By bending forward and allowing the head to hang down, gravity assists in improving blood flow to the brain, which can help alleviate the symptoms of dizziness.Rate this question:
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C-diff' is spread by what?
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Sneezing
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Droplets
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Spores
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Coughing
Correct Answer
A. SporesExplanation
C-diff, also known as Clostridium difficile, is spread through spores. These spores are formed by the bacteria and can survive in the environment for long periods of time. When a person comes into contact with these spores, usually through touching contaminated surfaces or objects, they can become infected. The spores can also be ingested, leading to infection. Sneezing and coughing can spread other respiratory infections, but in the case of C-diff, it is primarily spread through spores.Rate this question:
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