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

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

1. ATurning the palm to face upward
2. BTurning the palm to face downward
3. CBending the elbow
4. DMoving the arm away from the body

When using an alcohol-based hand rub, how long are the hands rubbed together?

1. AUntil the hands are completely dry
2. BOnly until the product touches the palms
3. CFor about 3 seconds
4. DUntil the hands feel sticky, then wiped on the uniform

Quale posizione dà all'assistente infermieristico la base di appoggio più stabile?

1. AIn punta di piedi
2. BPiedi alla larghezza delle spalle circa
3. CPiedi uniti
4. DIn equilibrio su un piede mentre si allunga il braccio

Why might an infection be hard to notice in an older resident?

1. AInfections in older adults always cause a very high fever
2. BOlder adults only get infections in the lungs
3. COlder adults may have little fever and show confusion instead
4. DOlder adults have stronger immune systems than younger adults

In which position is a resident usually placed to receive an enema?

1. ARight side-lying with the legs straight
2. BHigh Fowler's position
3. CLeft Sims' (left side-lying) position
4. DProne (on the stomach)

Why does the nursing assistant report to the nurse at the end of a shift?

1. ASo the nurse can decide whether the nursing assistant may go home
2. BSo the team knows about care given and any changes in residents
3. CSo the nurse can complete the nursing assistant's paperwork
4. DBecause reporting during the shift is not allowed

A resident sitting up in bed keeps sliding toward the foot of the bed. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ALeave her where she is so she is not disturbed
2. BMove her up with a lift sheet and a helper, and check the care plan
3. CTie a sheet across her chest to keep her from sliding down again
4. DPull her up by her arms on your own so she is not kept waiting

During a bath, the nursing assistant notices a new, dark mole with an irregular edge on a resident's back. What should be done?

1. ATell the resident it is probably skin cancer
2. BIgnore it because moles are common in older adults
3. CScrub the mole gently to see if it comes off
4. DReport the observation to the nurse