Cevaplı Hemşire yardımcılığı (CNA) bilgisi çalışma kâğıdı

What does normal urine usually look like?

1. AClear and pale yellow
2. BDark brown and cloudy
3. CBright red
4. DMilky white with particles

What does "person-first" language mean?

1. ANaming the condition first, as in "the diabetic in Room 4"
2. BAlways using a resident's first name without asking
3. CSpeaking to the family before the resident
4. DNaming the person first, as in "a resident with diabetes"

What is an occupied bed?

1. AA bed that is made while the resident is out of the room
2. BA bed that is made while the resident stays in it
3. CA bed that is reserved for a new admission
4. DA bed with the top sheets folded to the foot for surgery

A dying resident asks to see a priest. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AAsk him to wait until his family visits next week
2. BSuggest that he talk to the nursing assistant instead
3. CTell him that religion is not allowed in the facility
4. DTell the nurse so the visit can be arranged promptly

After applying anti-embolism stockings, what should the nursing assistant check?

1. AThat the toes are covered so they cannot be seen
2. BThat they are tight enough to leave deep marks
3. CThat they are smooth, and the toes are warm and normal in color
4. DThat they are rolled down a little at the top so they stay in place

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

1. AProne (on the stomach)
2. BRight side-lying with the legs straight
3. CHigh Fowler's position
4. DLeft Sims' (left side-lying) position

The cord of a resident's electric razor is frayed. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AUse it carefully one last time, then report it
2. BPut it back in the drawer for the next shift
3. CWrap the frayed area with electrical tape and keep using it
4. DRemove it from use and report it per facility policy

A married resident's wife visits, and the couple ask for some private time together. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. AStay in the room in case the resident needs help
2. BGive them privacy, such as closing the door, following facility policy
3. CTell them that private time is not allowed for residents in the facility
4. DLeave the door open so staff can watch from the hall