1.Easy
How should a nursing assistant turn off a hand-operated faucet after washing and drying the hands?
- AWith the wet hands before drying them
- BBy leaving the water running for the next person
- CWith a clean, dry paper towel
- DWith the clean bare hands
2.Easy
Where should a used disposable razor be placed?
- AIn a puncture-resistant sharps container
- BIn a plastic bag that is tied closed
- CIn the regular trash can in the room
- DIn the soiled linen hamper
3.Easy
What is Alzheimer's disease?
- AA worsening brain disease, the most common cause of dementia
- BA normal part of growing old that affects everyone over 80
- CA short-term confusion that is caused by an infection
- DA heart disease that reduces blood flow to the body
4.Medium
When speaking with a resident who has dementia, which nonverbal approach helps?
- AApproaching from the front with eye contact and a calm tone
- BStanding over the resident with crossed arms
- CSpeaking while walking out of the room
- DApproaching quickly from behind so that care can start sooner
5.Medium
A record shows that a resident fell at 2245. In 12-hour time, when did the fall occur?
- A12:45 a.m.
- B10:45 p.m.
- C8:45 p.m.
- D10:45 a.m.
6.Medium
What usually happens if a blood pressure cuff is too small for a resident's arm?
- AThe reading is falsely low
- BThe reading is falsely high
- CThe reading is not affected
- DThe pulse cannot be felt at the wrist
7.Hard
A visitor becomes very angry and threatens to hit the nursing assistant. What should the nursing assistant do?
- AShout back to show that they are not afraid
- BStand very close to the visitor and hold their arm to calm them down
- CBlock the door so the visitor cannot leave
- DStay calm, keep a safe distance with a clear exit and get help
8.Hard
A nursing assistant hears a resident's daughter calling her mother "useless" and threatening to stop visiting unless she does what she is told. What should the nursing assistant do?
- ATell the daughter she is a bad person
- BWait to see whether it happens again
- CIgnore it because family members may speak as they like
- DReport it to the nurse as possible emotional abuse
Answer key
- 1. C · With a clean, dry paper towel
- 2. A · In a puncture-resistant sharps container
- 3. A · A worsening brain disease, the most common cause of dementia
- 4. A · Approaching from the front with eye contact and a calm tone
- 5. B · 10:45 p.m.
- 6. B · The reading is falsely high
- 7. D · Stay calm, keep a safe distance with a clear exit and get help
- 8. D · Report it to the nurse as possible emotional abuse
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