उत्तरों सहित नर्सिंग असिस्टेंट (CNA) ज्ञान वर्कशीट

What does "ambulate" mean?

1. ATo walk
2. BTo eat
3. CTo urinate
4. DTo sleep

सेवन और उत्सर्जन के हिसाब में सामान्यतः एक फ़्लूइड औंस में कितने मिलीलीटर माने जाते हैं?

1. A5 mL
2. B15 mL
3. C30 mL
4. D100 mL

Which signs are typical of shock?

1. APale, cool, clammy skin and a rapid, weak pulse
2. BNormal skin color and a steady pulse
3. CRed, hot, dry skin and a slow, strong pulse
4. DWarm skin and a very high blood pressure

Why can bed side rails be dangerous for some residents?

1. AThey make the bed too warm and stuffy for the resident
2. BResidents can get trapped in gaps or fall climbing over them
3. CThey are only dangerous for staff, who may pinch their fingers
4. DThey make the call light stop working

Why is a lift (draw) sheet used to move a resident up in bed?

1. AIt removes the need to lower the head of the bed
2. BIt lets one person move any resident alone
3. CIt reduces friction and shearing on the skin
4. DIt keeps the resident warmer while moving

Why does a resident sit on the edge of the bed for a short time (dangle) before standing?

1. ATo give the bed time to lower itself
2. BTo stretch the muscles of the lower back before standing up
3. CTo let the blood pressure adjust and prevent dizziness
4. DTo warm the feet before putting on shoes

During a shower, a resident says she feels faint. What should the nursing assistant do first?

1. AHave her sit down on the shower chair and call for help
2. BLeave her and run to get the nurse
3. CTurn the water to cold to wake her up
4. DTell her to hold the grab bar while you finish quickly

While cleaning, a chemical splashes into the nursing assistant's eye. What should be done first?

1. ARub the eye to remove the chemical
2. BFinish the cleaning, then rinse the eye
3. CFlush the eye with plenty of running water, then report it
4. DCover the eye with a bandage and continue working until the break