Cevaplı Hemşire yardımcılığı (CNA) bilgisi çalışma kâğıdı

What is hypertension?

1. AA breathing rate that is slower than normal
2. BBlood pressure that is lower than normal
3. CBlood pressure that is higher than normal
4. DA heart rate that is faster than normal

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

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

Üriner sonda (idrar sondası) torbası nerede tutulmalıdır?

1. AMesane seviyesinin altında, yerden uzakta
2. BYükseltilmiş yan korkuluğa asılı
3. CYolda durmasın diye yatağın altında yerde
4. DYatakta sakinin kalçasının yanında

When is log rolling used to turn a resident?

1. AWhen the resident is sitting in a wheelchair
2. BWhen the spine must stay straight, such as after spinal surgery
3. CWhen the resident is about to walk to the bathroom
4. DWhen the resident is strong enough to turn alone without any help

Before surgery, which items are usually removed from the resident?

1. AThe identification band and the allergy band
2. BThe hospital gown and all of the bed covers
3. CJewelry, dentures, glasses and hairpins, as instructed
4. DThe anti-embolism stockings that the doctor has ordered

A resident is on contact precautions for MRSA. How should the blood pressure cuff and stethoscope be handled?

1. AWipe the cuff with plain water and take it to the next room
2. BShare the cuff with the roommate without cleaning it
3. CUse equipment that stays in that resident's room
4. DUse the hallway cuff on every resident in turn

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

A visitor asks the nursing assistant which residents on the unit have HIV, so that she can avoid them. What should the nursing assistant do?

1. APoint out the rooms of those residents without saying any of their names
2. BGive her the names, because she is only trying to protect her own health
3. CTell her she may read the residents' charts at the nurses' station if she is careful
4. DSay that health information is private, and HIV is not spread by casual contact