1.Easy
A staff member takes money from a resident's wallet without permission. What type of abuse is this?
- AVerbal abuse
- BNeglect
- CInvoluntary seclusion
- DFinancial abuse
2.Easy
How should the amount of urine in a measuring container (graduate) be read?
- AHeld at waist level while gently tilting it
- BHeld up above eye level toward a light
- CEstimated from the color of the urine
- DOn a flat surface, at eye level
3.Easy
How tight should a gait (transfer) belt be when it is applied?
- ALoose, and fastened around the chest
- BLoose enough to slide down over the hips
- CAs tight as the buckle will allow
- DSnug, with room for two fingers under it
4.Medium
How should cleaning chemicals be stored in a care facility?
- AIn empty drink bottles to save space
- BIn unlabeled bottles on the hallway shelf
- CIn residents' rooms, so that staff can reach them quickly when needed
- DIn their original labeled containers, locked away from residents
5.Medium
A resident's family brings a handmade quilt from home. What should the nursing assistant do?
- ATell the family that personal items are not allowed
- BPut it in storage so that it does not get dirty or lost
- CGive it to the laundry for use by all residents
- DWelcome it, add it to the belongings list and label it
6.Medium
How is mouth care given to an unconscious resident?
- AWith the resident lying flat and plenty of rinse water
- BBy pouring mouthwash into the mouth and suctioning it out later
- CWith the head turned to the side, using very little liquid
- DWith a finger in the mouth to hold it open
7.Hard
A resident who sits in a wheelchair most of the day cannot shift her weight. Which plan protects her skin?
- ASeat her on a donut-shaped ring cushion
- BLeave her in one position all day if she says she is comfortable sitting that way
- CHelp her shift her weight or reposition her often, as the care plan directs
- DMassage her tailbone firmly every few hours
8.Hard
A resident who fell last month refuses to walk with the nursing assistant, saying she is afraid. What is the best response?
- ATell her she must walk now, because walking is written in her care plan
- BLet her stay in bed and say nothing to anyone
- CAccept her fear, explain the safety steps and tell the nurse
- DTell her she will never walk again if she refuses
Answer key
- 1. D · Financial abuse
- 2. D · On a flat surface, at eye level
- 3. D · Snug, with room for two fingers under it
- 4. D · In their original labeled containers, locked away from residents
- 5. D · Welcome it, add it to the belongings list and label it
- 6. C · With the head turned to the side, using very little liquid
- 7. C · Help her shift her weight or reposition her often, as the care plan directs
- 8. C · Accept her fear, explain the safety steps and tell the nurse
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