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

Nella posizione di Fowler, come viene posto il residente?

1. ADisteso sullo stomaco con la testa girata da un lato
2. BDisteso sul fianco sinistro con il ginocchio superiore flesso
3. CSeduto, con la testata del letto sollevata di circa 45–60°
4. DDisteso sulla schiena

Which signs are typical of a localized infection in a wound?

1. ACool, pale skin around the site
2. BA wound that becomes smaller and dry
3. CSkin around the site that feels numb
4. DRedness, warmth and swelling at the site

Which pulse is usually checked in an adult during an emergency such as cardiac arrest?

1. AThe radial pulse at the wrist
2. BThe carotid pulse in the neck
3. CThe temporal pulse at the side of the head
4. DThe pedal pulse on the foot

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

Dove deve camminare l'assistente infermieristico quando aiuta a camminare un residente con debolezza su un lato?

1. ALeggermente dietro il residente, dal lato più debole, tenendo la cintura per il trasferimento
2. BAccanto al residente, dal lato più forte
3. CDavanti al residente, tirandolo con delicatezza per le mani
4. DQualche passo dietro, senza toccare il residente

Why does a resident sit on the edge of the bed for a short time (dangle) before standing?

1. ATo stretch the muscles of the lower back before standing up
2. BTo warm the feet before putting on shoes
3. CTo let the blood pressure adjust and prevent dizziness
4. DTo give the bed time to lower itself

A dying resident no longer wants to eat or drink. Her family urges the nursing assistant to make her eat. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. ATell the family that eating no longer matters and nothing can be done
2. BOffer small amounts if she wants them, never force, and tell the nurse
3. CFeed her the whole meal even if she turns her head away from the spoon
4. DStop offering any food or drink

During a shift a resident voids 350 mL and then 200 mL, and vomits 150 mL. What total output is recorded?

1. A500 mL
2. B550 mL
3. C700 mL
4. D850 mL