1.Easy
What does "ambulate" mean?
- ATo walk
- BTo urinate
- CTo eat
- DTo sleep
2.Easy
What is negligence?
- AAn unintended failure to give reasonable care, causing harm
- BA written false statement that damages a coworker's name
- CRefusing a gift from a resident's family
- DDeliberately hitting or pushing a resident during care
3.Easy
Which sign may point to depression in an older resident?
- AWanting to join every social event
- BAsking to call family more often to share good news
- CEating and sleeping more regularly than before
- DLoss of interest in activities they used to enjoy
4.Medium
Which vision change commonly occurs with aging?
- ASudden loss of all vision in one eye
- BA need for less light when reading
- CBetter night vision than when younger
- DDifficulty focusing on close objects
5.Medium
What is a chemical restraint?
- AA drug used to control behavior for convenience, not as treatment
- BA cleaning chemical that is kept locked away from the residents
- CA medicine that is given to relieve pain
- DA soft belt that is treated with a chemical to keep it clean
6.Medium
A resident with one weaker leg uses a standard walker. What is the usual walking sequence?
- AStep with the stronger leg, then the weaker leg, then move the walker
- BLift the walker and both legs forward at the same time
- CMove the walker forward, step with the weaker leg, then the stronger leg
- DPush the walker as far forward as the arms reach, then hurry to catch up
7.Hard
A nursing assistant finds a pill on the floor of a resident's room. What should the nursing assistant do?
- AGive it to the resident with a glass of water
- BPut it in the resident's drawer for later
- CThrow it in the trash can
- DGive it to the nurse and say where it was found
8.Hard
A resident's family asks to say prayers at the bedside and wash the body themselves after death, as their religion requires. What should the nursing assistant do?
- ATell the family that cultural practices are not part of care
- BExplain that facility rules do not allow family members to do this
- CRespect the request and let the nurse know so it can be arranged
- DDo the usual postmortem care first, then allow the prayers
Answer key
- 1. A · To walk
- 2. A · An unintended failure to give reasonable care, causing harm
- 3. D · Loss of interest in activities they used to enjoy
- 4. D · Difficulty focusing on close objects
- 5. A · A drug used to control behavior for convenience, not as treatment
- 6. C · Move the walker forward, step with the weaker leg, then the stronger leg
- 7. D · Give it to the nurse and say where it was found
- 8. C · Respect the request and let the nurse know so it can be arranged
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