Schooltest Certified Nursing Assistant 4
This is a test to help me study for my nursing assistant test. I hope that it works.
- 1.If a nursing assistant only gave care to a resident in exchange for gifts, this would be an example of:
- A.
Battery
- B.
Exploitation
- C.
Libel
- D.
Slander
- 2.Which of the following statements is correct regarding the legal responsibilites of the nurse assistang?
- A.
The nurse assistant is responsible for residents while in charge of their care.
- B.
The nurse assistant can discuss a resident's condition with friends outside the facility
- C.
The nurse assistant may perform any task that he/she is comfortable performing
- D.
The nurse assistant may share information about the resident with relatives when they call
- 3.What are the most important members of the health care team/community?
- A.
Administrator and activities director
- B.
Physician and social services designee
- C.
Resident and family
- D.
RN/LPN and nurse assistant
- 4.One of a NA's responsibilities is to:
- A.
Plan and assign nursing care
- B.
Assist with activities of daily living
- C.
Prepare and administer medications
- D.
Assume responsibility for all team members
- 5.If a NA receives a complaint from a resident, the first person to report the complaint to is the:
- A.
Administrator
- B.
Charge nurse
- C.
Resident's family
- D.
Resident's physician
- 6.Which of the following are examples of equipment or furniture located in resident's rooms?
- A.
Sterilzation equipment and medicine cart
- B.
Personal storage closet and bedside table
- C.
Soiled linens and nonstarile equipment
- D.
Dirty urinals and bedpans
- 7.A NA should place the signal light in reach of the resident:
- A.
At all times
- B.
As space permits
- C.
If the resident is awake
- D.
When the resident requests it
- 8.One of the uses of the dirty utility room is storage of:
- A.
Clean supplies
- B.
Medications
- C.
Medicine carts
- D.
Used bedpans
- 9.One of the uses of the lean utility room is storage of:
- A.
Dirty bedpans
- B.
Medications
- C.
Soiled linen
- D.
Sterile supplies
- 10.One of a NA's responsibilities at the nurse's station includes:
- A.
Planning activity schedule
- B.
Discussing resident care with other residents
- C.
Reviewing the care plan
- D.
Positioning residents
- 11.Which body system contains the pituitary, thyroid, and adrenal glands?
- A.
Cardiovascular
- B.
Reproductive
- C.
Urinary
- D.
Endocrine
- 12.Which of the following organs are found in the integumentary system?
- A.
Eyes and nose
- B.
Hair and nails
- C.
Kidneys and bladder
- D.
Urinary
- 13.Which of the following organs are found in the nervous system?
- A.
Brain and spinal cord
- B.
Heart and blood
- C.
Joints and bones
- D.
Trachea and lungs
- 14.Which body system contains the ovaries and uterus?
- A.
Digestive
- B.
Lymphatic
- C.
Reproductive
- D.
Respiratory
- 15.Which of the following organs are found in the lymphatic systems?
- A.
Larynx and lungs
- B.
Muscles and bones
- C.
Nose and tongue
- D.
Tonsils and spleen
- 16.Whish body system is responsible for secreting the hormones that regulate body functions, including growth and development?
- A.
Cardiovascular
- B.
Endocrine
- C.
Lymphatic
- D.
Musculoskeletal
- 17.Which body system contains the liver, pancreas, and gall bladder?
- A.
Digestive
- B.
Integumentary
- C.
Respiratory
- D.
Sensory
- 18.Which system allos us to see, hear, and smell?
- A.
Digestive
- B.
Lymphatic
- C.
Reproductive
- D.
Sensory
- 19.Which body system is significantly different in men than in women?
- A.
Cardiovascular
- B.
Lymphatic
- C.
Reproductive
- D.
Respiratory
- 20.Which body system controls and coordinates all body activities?
- A.
Endocrine
- B.
Musculoskeletal
- C.
Nervous
- D.
Reproductive
- 21.Mrs. Anderson is experiencing pain in her muscles and joints. Which of her body systems is affected?
- A.
Cardiovascular
- B.
Musculoskeletal
- C.
Endocrine
- D.
Respiratory
- 22.Which of the following is an observation to report regarding vital signs?
- A.
Dilated pupils
- B.
Gassiness
- C.
Irregular pulse rhythm
- D.
No appetite
- 23.Constant, comes and goes, sharp, dull, and aching are all possible descriptions of:
- A.
Chills
- B.
Halitosis
- C.
Nausea
- D.
Pain
- 24.Which of the following is a guidleine for reporting observations in status change?
- A.
Diagnose the resident's condition
- B.
Don't make judgments; be objective
- C.
Ignore symptoms that the resident mentions
- D.
Report your personal feelings during incidents
- 25.Which statement is a guideline to aid in preventing fires?
- A.
Empty ashtrays into wastebaskets
- B.
Supervise residents when they smoke
- C.
Prop open fire doors
- D.
Depend on charge nurse to operate fire extinguishers
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