1.Easy
Which disease is a form of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)?
- ATuberculosis
- BInfluenza
- CEmphysema
- DPneumonia
2.Easy
What is dorsiflexion of the ankle?
- APointing the toes downward
- BSpreading the toes apart
- CTurning the sole of the foot inward
- DBending the foot upward toward the shin
3.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 stays in it
- CA bed that is reserved for a new admission
- DA bed that is made while the resident is out of the room
4.Medium
When can raised side rails count as a restraint?
- AWhen they keep a resident from getting out of bed freely
- BOnly if the rails are padded
- COnly during the night shift
- DNever, because side rails are part of the bed
5.Medium
When taking a tympanic (ear) temperature on an adult, how is the outer ear pulled?
- AStraight down
- BDown and back
- CForward toward the face
- DUp and back
6.Medium
How does a nursing assistant protect a resident's privacy during personal care?
- AClose the door and curtain, and keep the resident covered except where care is given
- BTalk about the care loudly so the roommate knows what is happening
- CUncover the resident fully to save time
- DLeave the door open so other staff can help quickly
7.Hard
At lunch, a resident suddenly grabs her throat, cannot speak and is not coughing. What should the nursing assistant do?
- APat her back while giving her sips of water
- BLay her flat in bed to rest
- CCall for help and give abdominal thrusts
- DWait to see whether she starts to cough
8.Hard
Which observation should be reported to the nurse immediately, rather than at the end of the shift?
- AA resident asked for an extra blanket
- BA resident ate 75% of lunch
- CA resident had a normal bowel movement
- DA resident suddenly cannot move one arm
Answer key
- 1. C · Emphysema
- 2. D · Bending the foot upward toward the shin
- 3. B · A bed that is made while the resident stays in it
- 4. A · When they keep a resident from getting out of bed freely
- 5. D · Up and back
- 6. A · Close the door and curtain, and keep the resident covered except where care is given
- 7. C · Call for help and give abdominal thrusts
- 8. D · A resident suddenly cannot move one arm
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