1.Easy
What is involuntary seclusion?
- AKeeping a resident apart from others against their will
- BA short rest period after lunch
- CA private room requested by the family
- DA resident choosing to stay alone in their own room all day
2.Easy
What is an occupied bed?
- AA bed with the top sheets folded to the foot for surgery
- BA bed that is made while the resident is out of the room
- CA bed that is made while the resident stays in it
- DA bed that is reserved for a new admission
3.Easy
How is tangled hair best combed?
- ACutting out the tangles with scissors
- BStarting at the ends and working up toward the scalp
- CStarting at the scalp and pulling straight down to the ends
- DPulling the comb quickly through the whole length
4.Medium
How is a routine urine specimen usually collected from a resident who uses the toilet?
- AUrine is taken from the incontinence brief
- BInto a collection "hat" under the toilet seat, then poured into a labeled cup
- CScooped from the toilet bowl with a clean cup after the resident flushes
- DBy having the resident void into the sink, then pouring it into a cup
5.Medium
Which device helps a resident with a weak grip eat independently?
- AVery thin, lightweight plastic forks
- BUtensils with built-up, large handles
- CA drinking straw only
- DA blindfold to improve focus
6.Medium
When should care be documented?
- ABefore the care, so the nurse knows it is planned
- BAt the start of the shift, to save time later
- CAfter the care is given, never before
- DOnly at the end of the week
7.Hard
While cleaning, a chemical splashes into the nursing assistant's eye. What should be done first?
- ACover the eye with a bandage and continue working until the break
- BRub the eye to remove the chemical
- CFlush the eye with plenty of running water, then report it
- DFinish the cleaning, then rinse the eye
8.Hard
A nursing assistant is about to empty a full urinary drainage bag, and the urine might splash. Under standard precautions, which PPE is most appropriate?
- AOnly a surgical mask, since splashes are rare
- BGloves only, because splashes from a drainage bag never reach the face
- CNo PPE, because urine is not a body fluid
- DGloves and eye protection, plus a gown if clothes may be splashed
Answer key
- 1. A · Keeping a resident apart from others against their will
- 2. C · A bed that is made while the resident stays in it
- 3. B · Starting at the ends and working up toward the scalp
- 4. B · Into a collection "hat" under the toilet seat, then poured into a labeled cup
- 5. B · Utensils with built-up, large handles
- 6. C · After the care is given, never before
- 7. C · Flush the eye with plenty of running water, then report it
- 8. D · Gloves and eye protection, plus a gown if clothes may be splashed
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