उत्तरों सहित नर्सिंग असिस्टेंट (CNA) ज्ञान वर्कशीट

What is a healthcare-associated infection (HAI)?

1. AAn infection that the person already had before being admitted
2. BAn infection that affects only health care workers
3. CAn infection caught while receiving care in a health care setting
4. DAn infection that is passed only through food

In range-of-motion exercises, what is pronation of the forearm?

1. ATurning the palm to face upward
2. BMoving the arm away from the body
3. CTurning the palm to face downward
4. DBending the elbow

नर्सिंग असिस्टेंट को इस्तेमाल की हुई बिस्तर की चादरें कैसे ले जानी चाहिए?

1. Aछाती से सटाकर, ताकि वे गिरें नहीं
2. Bकंधे पर डालकर, ताकि दोनों हाथ खाली रहें
3. Cटुकड़े झाड़ने के लिए उन्हें झटकारकर
4. Dवर्दी से दूर पकड़कर

When is an incident report usually completed?

1. AOnly when a resident dies
2. BOnly when a resident asks for one
3. CWhen something unusual happens, such as a fall or injury
4. DAt the end of every shift, even if nothing unusual happened

When a restraint has been ordered and applied, how is it usually secured?

1. AWith a tight double knot to the side rail
2. BWith a knot that the resident can easily reach and untie when needed
3. CTo the mattress so it moves when the bed moves
4. DWith a quick-release knot to the movable part of the bed frame

Which is one of the five rights of delegation?

1. ARight family member
2. BRight task
3. CRight medication cup
4. DRight diagnosis

A visitor asks the nursing assistant which residents on the unit have HIV, so that she can avoid them. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. APoint out the rooms of those residents without saying any of their names
2. BTell her she may read the residents' charts at the nurses' station if she is careful
3. CGive her the names, because she is only trying to protect her own health
4. DSay that health information is private, and HIV is not spread by casual contact

A resident has had several watery stools today. Besides reporting this to the nurse, what should the nursing assistant do?

1. AGive prompt perineal care, record stools and offer fluids
2. BGive her an anti-diarrhea tablet from the nurse's cart
3. CHold all fluids so that the stools become less watery
4. DLeave her in the soiled brief until the next round