उत्तरों सहित नर्सिंग असिस्टेंट (CNA) ज्ञान वर्कशीट

Which helps promote sleep for a resident at night?

1. AStrong coffee with the evening snack
2. BA quiet, dim room and a regular bedtime routine
3. CBright lights and the television turned up loud until late
4. DWaking the resident often to chat

What is footdrop?

1. ASwelling of both feet and ankles at the end of the day from sitting
2. BA fungal infection of the skin between the toes
3. CThe foot drops down at the ankle and cannot be lifted normally
4. DA broken bone in the foot that happens after a fall

What is empathy?

1. ATelling a person exactly how you would feel if you were in their place
2. BFeeling sorry for a person and pitying them for their problems
3. CUnderstanding another person's feelings from their point of view
4. DAgreeing with everything a person says

A resident has just finished a cup of hot tea. When should the nursing assistant take her oral temperature?

1. AAfter waiting about 15 minutes
2. BAfter waiting about 1 minute
3. CRight away, while she is still sitting up
4. DAfter she drinks a glass of ice water

Why does the nursing assistant report to the nurse at the end of a shift?

1. ASo the team knows about care given and any changes in residents
2. BBecause reporting during the shift is not allowed
3. CSo the nurse can decide whether the nursing assistant may go home
4. DSo the nurse can complete the nursing assistant's paperwork

How many staff are usually needed to use a mechanical (full-body) lift?

1. AThree or four, one for each corner of the sling
2. BOnly one, as long as the resident is light
3. COne, because the machine does the lifting
4. DAt least two, according to facility policy

A resident with dementia accuses the nursing assistant of stealing her purse, which is in her closet. What is the best response?

1. AStay calm, do not argue and offer to help her look for it
2. BTell her firmly that she is wrong and you are not a thief
3. CLeave the room and refuse to care for her
4. DReport her to the police for making false accusations

A resident with COPD is short of breath and asks the nursing assistant to turn up her oxygen. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ATurn the oxygen off for a while and open a window for fresh air
2. BTurn the oxygen up a little, then tell the nurse what was done
3. CHelp her sit up, explain only the nurse adjusts oxygen, and call the nurse
4. DTell her to rest quietly and wait until the nurse comes by on the next round