Scheda di esercizi di Conoscenze dell’assistente infermieristico (CNA) con soluzioni
Scheda di esercizi di Conoscenze dell’assistente infermieristico (CNA) gratuita e stampabile: 8 esercizi dal livello facile a quello d’esame, con le soluzioni. Stampala o salvala come PDF.
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Nome: ____________________ Data: ____________
1.Facile
Dove va lasciato il campanello di chiamata quando l'assistente infermieristico esce dalla stanza di un residente?
AA portata di mano del residente
BNel cassetto del comodino per tenerlo pulito
CAl banco infermieri, così da poterlo sentire
DAppeso alla parete dove il personale può vederlo
2.Facile
In what order is personal protective equipment (PPE) usually put on?
AMask, gloves, gown, goggles
BGown, mask, goggles, gloves
CGloves, goggles, mask, gown
DGoggles, gloves, gown, mask
3.Facile
Quale temperatura orale rientra nell'intervallo normale abituale per un adulto?
A101,2 °F (38,4 °C)
B98,4 °F (36,9 °C)
C103,0 °F (39,4 °C)
D95,2 °F (35,1 °C)
4.Media
A resident with one weak leg is climbing stairs with the nursing assistant. Which leg should step up first?
AThe stronger leg, then the weaker leg
BThe weaker leg, then the stronger leg
CWhichever leg feels less tired that day
DBoth legs at the same time
5.Media
During postmortem care, how is the body usually positioned?
AOn the stomach, with the face turned down toward the mattress
BSitting upright in a chair
COn the left side, with the knees bent
DOn the back, with a pillow under the head and shoulders
6.Media
A resident has right-sided weakness after a stroke. Why must the right side be positioned carefully and checked often?
AThe right side always heals faster than the left
BShe may not feel pressure or pain on that side
CThe right side is stronger and needs less support
DShe will feel more pain on that side than normal
7.Difficile
A resident with dementia picks at her food and keeps walking away from the dining table. Which approach is most helpful?
AFeed her quickly before she can stand up
BRestrain her in the chair until she finishes
CTake her tray away, because she is clearly not hungry today
DOffer finger foods she can eat easily, even while walking
8.Difficile
In a crowded elevator, two nursing assistants discuss a resident's diagnosis by name. What is the problem?
ANothing, because no paper records were shown
BThey should have used the resident's room number instead
CNothing, because they are both on the care team
DThey are breaking confidentiality where others can hear
Soluzioni
1. A · A portata di mano del residente
2. B · Gown, mask, goggles, gloves
3. B · 98,4 °F (36,9 °C)
4. A · The stronger leg, then the weaker leg
5. D · On the back, with a pillow under the head and shoulders
6. B · She may not feel pressure or pain on that side
7. D · Offer finger foods she can eat easily, even while walking
8. D · They are breaking confidentiality where others can hear
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