उत्तरों सहित नर्सिंग असिस्टेंट (CNA) ज्ञान वर्कशीट

निवासी को कितना दर्द है, इसका सबसे अच्छा निर्णायक कौन है?

1. Aजाँच के बाद डॉक्टर
2. Bस्वयं निवासी
3. Cनिवासी को सबसे अच्छी तरह जानने वाला नर्सिंग असिस्टेंट
4. Dनिवासी का परिवार

What is postmortem care?

1. ACare given right before surgery
2. BCare of the body after death
3. CCare of a resident's belongings during a hospital stay
4. DCare given during the first day after admission

What is negligence?

1. ARefusing a gift from a resident's family
2. BAn unintended failure to give reasonable care, causing harm
3. CDeliberately hitting or pushing a resident during care
4. DA written false statement that damages a coworker's name

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

What is Cheyne-Stokes breathing, which may be seen near death?

1. ASteady, quiet breathing at about 16 breaths per minute
2. BCoughing that brings up a large amount of thick yellow sputum
3. CDeep, then shallow breaths, followed by pauses with no breathing
4. DBreathing in through the nose and out through pursed lips

After a resident has been incontinent of urine, what helps protect the skin?

1. APrompt cleaning and drying, and a barrier cream if the care plan says so
2. BCovering the skin with a thick layer of powder
3. CLeaving the wet brief in place until the next scheduled two-hour check
4. DRubbing the area hard with a dry towel to bring back circulation

Staff say a resident is "confused" because she does not follow instructions. She has known hearing loss. What should the nursing assistant consider first?

1. AThat she should be spoken to in a shout from across the room
2. BThat she has dementia and needs no further checking by anyone
3. CThat she may not hear well; check her hearing aid and face her
4. DThat she is refusing care and should be reported for behavior

A resident's pulse was 72 at 0800, 88 at 1200 and 118 at 1600, and she feels warm. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ARecord only the last pulse, since it is the newest reading
2. BWait until 2000 to see if the pulse comes down
3. CReport the rising pulse and her warm skin to the nurse
4. DReport only the 0800 pulse, which was normal