1.Easy
What is flexion?
- ABending a joint
- BStraightening a joint
- CTurning a joint inward
- DMoving a limb away from the body
2.Easy
Which action keeps a professional boundary with residents?
- AInviting a resident to your home for a family dinner on a day off
- BLending a resident money until payday
- CKeeping your personal problems and phone number private
- DAccepting an expensive watch as a gift
3.Easy
Which signs are typical of shock?
- AWarm skin and a very high blood pressure
- BRed, hot, dry skin and a slow, strong pulse
- CPale, cool, clammy skin and a rapid, weak pulse
- DNormal skin color and a steady pulse
4.Medium
How is mouth care given to an unconscious resident?
- AWith the resident lying flat and plenty of rinse water
- BWith a finger in the mouth to hold it open
- CBy pouring mouthwash into the mouth and suctioning it out later
- DWith the head turned to the side, using very little liquid
5.Medium
During a tornado warning, where should residents usually be moved?
- ANext to large windows to watch the weather
- BTo the top floor, as far from the ground as possible
- CTo inner hallways or rooms away from windows
- DOutside to the parking lot, away from the building
6.Medium
When feeding a resident, where should the nursing assistant sit?
- ABeside the bed, facing the television
- BAt the resident's eye level, facing the resident
- CBehind the resident so the resident is not distracted
- DStanding over the resident to reach the tray easily
7.Hard
A resident on droplet precautions for influenza wants to go to the bingo game. What should the nursing assistant do?
- AExplain she must stay in her room for now, offer an activity there and tell the nurse
- BTell her she is being selfish and that the other residents do not want her at the bingo game
- CTake her to bingo without a mask, since she has had the flu shot
- DTake her to bingo and seat her in the middle of the group so she feels included
8.Hard
During a transfer, a nursing assistant notices a small new skin tear on the resident's forearm. What should the nursing assistant do?
- AMention it only if the family asks about it
- BCover it with adhesive tape so the resident does not notice it
- CLeave it, because small skin tears heal on their own
- DReport it to the nurse and handle the arm more gently
Answer key
- 1. A · Bending a joint
- 2. C · Keeping your personal problems and phone number private
- 3. C · Pale, cool, clammy skin and a rapid, weak pulse
- 4. D · With the head turned to the side, using very little liquid
- 5. C · To inner hallways or rooms away from windows
- 6. B · At the resident's eye level, facing the resident
- 7. A · Explain she must stay in her room for now, offer an activity there and tell the nurse
- 8. D · Report it to the nurse and handle the arm more gently
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