Scheda di esercizi di Conoscenze dell’assistente infermieristico (CNA) con soluzioni

Under the federal OBRA law, what is the minimum number of training hours for a nurse aide program?

1. A16 hours
2. B200 hours
3. C75 hours
4. D40 hours

What is a living will?

1. AA document stating which treatments a person wants if they cannot speak for themselves
2. BA list of the visitors a resident wants to see each week
3. CA document stating how a person's money and property are divided among the family after death
4. DA daily schedule of care written by the nursing assistant

Which is a resident's right in a long-term care facility?

1. ATo receive mail unopened
2. BTo be excused from all facility safety rules
3. CTo choose which nursing assistant works each shift
4. DTo read other residents' medical records

How should a resident's bedpan be stored?

1. AOn the floor under the bed without cleaning
2. BOn the overbed table so that the resident can easily reach it
3. CCleaned and kept in its proper place, never on the overbed table
4. DIn the bedside drawer with the resident's clothes

A resident with one weak leg is climbing stairs with the nursing assistant. Which leg should step up first?

1. ABoth legs at the same time
2. BThe weaker leg, then the stronger leg
3. CWhichever leg feels less tired that day
4. DThe stronger leg, then the weaker leg

Which practice helps prevent skin tears in an older resident?

1. AHolding the resident firmly by the wrists during transfers
2. BRubbing the skin briskly with a towel after bathing
3. CUsing a lift sheet instead of pulling on the arms or legs
4. DSecuring dressings and tubing with strong adhesive tape on the skin

A resident rarely complains, but he moans when turned and holds his side. When asked, he says, "I'm fine." What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ATell him that his moaning disturbs the other residents at night
2. BTurn him faster next time so that the discomfort is over quickly
3. CReport his moaning and guarding as possible signs of pain
4. DAccept his words and report nothing, since he says he is fine

A resident's grandson visits often and asks her to sign papers. Afterward she seems upset and says she no longer has money for snacks. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AIgnore it because it is a family matter
2. BReport the concern about possible financial abuse to the nurse
3. CTell the grandson to stop visiting
4. DGive her some of the nursing assistant's own money to buy her snacks