उत्तरों सहित नर्सिंग असिस्टेंट (CNA) ज्ञान वर्कशीट

Where does oxygen pass from the lungs into the blood?

1. AIn the nose, as the air is warmed
2. BIn the trachea, the main windpipe
3. CIn the bronchi, the large airways
4. DIn the alveoli (tiny air sacs)

कौन-सी मुद्रा नर्सिंग असिस्टेंट को सबसे स्थिर आधार देती है?

1. Aपंजों के बल खड़े होना
2. Bपैर पास-पास
3. Cपैर लगभग कंधों जितनी दूरी पर
4. Dहाथ बढ़ाते समय एक पैर पर खड़े होना

In type 1 diabetes, what happens in the body?

1. AThe pancreas makes little or no insulin
2. BThe body makes too much insulin
3. CThe liver stops storing fat
4. DThe kidneys stop filtering sugar out of the blood

How can a nursing assistant encourage a resident to drink more fluids?

1. APut the water pitcher on a shelf across the room
2. BOffer fluids only at mealtimes
3. COffer preferred drinks often and keep fresh water within reach
4. DTell the resident to drink a liter at once in the morning

A nursing assistant notices that a task on the care plan no longer seems to fit a resident's needs. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AChange the written care plan so that it matches the resident's needs
2. BKeep following the plan and say nothing
3. CStop doing the task without telling anyone
4. DReport what they see to the nurse, who can review the plan

A resident speaks only Spanish, and the nursing assistant speaks only English. What is the best way to communicate important information?

1. ASpeak English louder and more slowly
2. BAsk the resident's 9-year-old grandchild to translate
3. CAsk the nurse to arrange a trained interpreter
4. DAvoid talking to the resident as much as possible

A pulse oximeter on a resident with very cold fingers reads 84%. The resident is talking comfortably. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AIgnore the reading because the machine must be broken by the cold
2. BRemove the resident's oxygen until the hands warm up
3. CTurn up the oxygen flow rate on the resident's oxygen
4. DReport the reading to the nurse and mention the cold fingers

A resident has had hip replacement surgery. Which instruction is commonly part of the care plan?

1. AKeep the legs tightly together with the knees touching
2. BLet the resident bend forward to pick things up from the floor
3. CAvoid crossing the legs and use an abduction pillow if ordered
4. DHave the resident sit in low, soft chairs so that the hip can rest