1.Easy
What is the supine position?
- ALying flat on the back
- BSitting upright in bed
- CLying on the left side
- DLying on the stomach
2.Easy
What does a long-term care ombudsman do?
- AGives residents their medicines and treatments during the night
- BHires and evaluates the nursing assistants
- CPlans the weekly menu for the facility kitchen
- DAdvocates for residents and helps resolve their complaints
3.Easy
What is medical asepsis?
- AA medicine that kills bacteria in the blood
- BPractices that remove all microorganisms from an object
- CA sterile procedure done only in the operating room
- DPractices that reduce the number and spread of germs
4.Medium
A dying resident shouts at staff and complains about everything. Which response is best?
- AAvoid his room as much as possible until he calms down
- BStay calm and see anger as part of grief, not a personal attack
- CTell him that other residents in his situation are much more polite
- DSpeak sharply so that he knows his behavior is wrong
5.Medium
Which is a good time-management habit for a nursing assistant?
- AWaiting for the nurse to tell them each task one at a time during the shift
- BPlanning the shift's tasks by priority at the start of the shift
- CLeaving all documentation until the end of the week
- DDoing the easiest tasks first, whatever their importance
6.Medium
Which is one of the five rights of delegation?
- ARight medication cup
- BRight family member
- CRight diagnosis
- DRight task
7.Hard
A resident's daughter asks the nursing assistant what her mother's blood test results showed. What should the nursing assistant do?
- ALook up the results in the chart and read them to her
- BRefer her to the nurse and pass on her question
- CTell her the results are private and end the conversation
- DTell her what the nursing assistant has heard at report
8.Hard
A resident tells the nursing assistant that, because of her religion, she does not eat pork. Her breakfast tray has pork sausage. What should be done?
- ARemove the sausage and say nothing to anyone
- BGet a replacement and report it so her preference is recorded
- CTell her that the menu cannot be changed for her
- DTell her to eat the eggs and simply leave the sausage on the plate
Answer key
- 1. A · Lying flat on the back
- 2. D · Advocates for residents and helps resolve their complaints
- 3. D · Practices that reduce the number and spread of germs
- 4. B · Stay calm and see anger as part of grief, not a personal attack
- 5. B · Planning the shift's tasks by priority at the start of the shift
- 6. D · Right task
- 7. B · Refer her to the nurse and pass on her question
- 8. B · Get a replacement and report it so her preference is recorded
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