1.Easy
What is the state nurse aide registry?
- AA state list of certified nurse aides, including findings of abuse or neglect
- BA list of the residents who live in each care facility in the state
- CA union that sets the wages and working hours of nursing assistants in the state
- DA schedule showing which shifts each nursing assistant works
2.Easy
What is a living will?
- AA document stating how a person's money and property are divided among the family after death
- BA daily schedule of care written by the nursing assistant
- CA list of the visitors a resident wants to see each week
- DA document stating which treatments a person wants if they cannot speak for themselves
3.Easy
Which position is Sims' position?
- ALying on the stomach with a pillow under the shins
- BSitting upright at about 90°
- COn the left side, upper knee bent toward the chest
- DLying flat on the back with the arms at the sides
4.Medium
While blood pressure is being measured, how should the resident's arm be placed?
- ARaised above the head
- BHeld up by the resident without support
- CSupported at about heart level, palm up
- DHanging down beside the chair
5.Medium
A resident with dementia keeps walking toward the exit door. What is the best approach?
- ATie the resident into a chair until they calm down
- BWalk with the resident and gently redirect them
- CFirmly tell the resident that leaving is not allowed
- DLock the resident in their room for the rest of the shift
6.Medium
A resident has just finished a cup of hot tea. When should the nursing assistant take her oral temperature?
- AAfter she drinks a glass of ice water
- BAfter waiting about 15 minutes
- CRight away, while she is still sitting up
- DAfter waiting about 1 minute
7.Hard
A newly admitted resident has a diamond ring and $200 in cash. What should the nursing assistant do?
- AList them on the inventory and tell the nurse, who follows the valuables policy
- BPut the ring and money in the nursing assistant's own locker for safekeeping overnight
- CGive the items to a visitor in the hallway to take home
- DTake no notice, because valuables are the resident's own business
8.Hard
A resident who receives tube feedings takes nothing by mouth. How often does she need mouth care?
- AOnce a week, at the same time her bed linen is changed
- BNever, because no food or drink goes into her mouth
- COnly when her family comes to visit
- DOften, because the mouth gets dry even without eating
Answer key
- 1. A · A state list of certified nurse aides, including findings of abuse or neglect
- 2. D · A document stating which treatments a person wants if they cannot speak for themselves
- 3. C · On the left side, upper knee bent toward the chest
- 4. C · Supported at about heart level, palm up
- 5. B · Walk with the resident and gently redirect them
- 6. B · After waiting about 15 minutes
- 7. A · List them on the inventory and tell the nurse, who follows the valuables policy
- 8. D · Often, because the mouth gets dry even without eating
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