1.Easy
What is emesis?
- AVomiting, or the material that is vomited
- BCoughing up blood from the lungs
- CPassing gas or loose stool from the bowel
- DHeavy sweating
2.Easy
Which helps promote sleep for a resident at night?
- AWaking the resident often to chat
- BStrong coffee with the evening snack
- CBright lights and the television turned up loud until late
- DA quiet, dim room and a regular bedtime routine
3.Easy
In 24-hour (military) time, how is 3:00 p.m. written?
- A1300
- B1800
- C1500
- D0300
4.Medium
How should a nursing assistant take a resident in a wheelchair down a ramp?
- AHave the resident stand up and walk down the ramp holding the rail
- BGo backward down the ramp, looking over the shoulder
- CGo forward down the ramp quickly
- DLet the wheelchair roll down by itself
5.Medium
What is "sundowning" in a resident with dementia?
- AMore confusion and agitation late in the day
- BA drop in blood pressure that happens only at night
- CSleeping most of the day and staying awake all night by choice
- DA skin reaction after time spent outside in the sun
6.Medium
Before turning a resident onto the side, why is the resident first moved toward the nursing assistant's side of the bed?
- ASo that the nursing assistant does not need to use a lift sheet to turn
- BSo that after turning, the resident lies near the middle of the bed
- CSo that the resident can reach the call light more easily
- DSo that the resident can see out of the window
7.Hard
Before lunch, a resident who has diabetes is pale, sweaty, shaky and confused. What should the nursing assistant do?
- ATake the resident's temperature and record it at the end of the shift
- BLet the resident sleep until lunch arrives
- CStay with the resident and get the nurse at once
- DLeave the resident alone in the room while finding a snack
8.Hard
A newly admitted resident has a diamond ring and $200 in cash. What should the nursing assistant do?
- APut the ring and money in the nursing assistant's own locker for safekeeping overnight
- BGive the items to a visitor in the hallway to take home
- CTake no notice, because valuables are the resident's own business
- DList them on the inventory and tell the nurse, who follows the valuables policy
Answer key
- 1. A · Vomiting, or the material that is vomited
- 2. D · A quiet, dim room and a regular bedtime routine
- 3. C · 1500
- 4. B · Go backward down the ramp, looking over the shoulder
- 5. A · More confusion and agitation late in the day
- 6. B · So that after turning, the resident lies near the middle of the bed
- 7. C · Stay with the resident and get the nurse at once
- 8. D · List them on the inventory and tell the nurse, who follows the valuables policy
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