1.Easy
What does normal urine usually look like?
- AClear and pale yellow
- BBright red
- CDark brown and cloudy
- DMilky white with particles
2.Easy
What is muscle atrophy?
- ASudden tightening of a muscle
- BSwelling of a muscle after an injury
- CWasting or shrinking of a muscle from lack of use
- DGrowth of a muscle in size and strength from extra exercise
3.Easy
What does "void" mean?
- ATo vomit
- BTo have a bowel movement
- CTo cough up sputum
- DTo urinate
4.Medium
Which measure is an alternative to using a restraint?
- AAsking the nurse for a sedative so the resident stays still
- BTucking the sheets in so tightly that the resident cannot get up
- CA regular toileting schedule and frequent checks
- DLocking a tray table against the resident's chest in the chair
5.Medium
When a resident is discharged, what does the nursing assistant usually do?
- AKeep the resident's belongings at the facility until the family asks for them
- BDecide whether the resident is ready to go home and sign the discharge
- CHelp pack, check belongings against the list and help the resident out safely
- DGive the resident instructions about new medicines to take at home
6.Medium
How does a nursing assistant protect a resident's privacy during personal care?
- AUncover the resident fully to save time
- BTalk about the care loudly so the roommate knows what is happening
- CClose the door and curtain, and keep the resident covered except where care is given
- DLeave the door open so other staff can help quickly
7.Hard
A resident's daughter asks the nursing assistant what her mother's blood test results showed. What should the nursing assistant do?
- ATell her what the nursing assistant has heard at report
- BTell her the results are private and end the conversation
- CRefer her to the nurse and pass on her question
- DLook up the results in the chart and read them to her
8.Hard
While emptying a catheter bag, the nursing assistant notices that the urine is pink-red. The resident has no known reason for this. What should be done?
- ADisconnect the catheter to see if the color changes
- BEmpty the bag and say nothing, since the color may be from food
- CGive the resident extra fluids and check next week
- DReport it promptly and save the urine if policy says so
Answer key
- 1. A · Clear and pale yellow
- 2. C · Wasting or shrinking of a muscle from lack of use
- 3. D · To urinate
- 4. C · A regular toileting schedule and frequent checks
- 5. C · Help pack, check belongings against the list and help the resident out safely
- 6. C · Close the door and curtain, and keep the resident covered except where care is given
- 7. C · Refer her to the nurse and pass on her question
- 8. D · Report it promptly and save the urine if policy says so
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