1.Easy
In Fowler's position, how is the resident placed?
- ALying on the left side with the upper knee bent
- BLying flat on the back
- CLying on the stomach with the head turned to one side
- DSitting up, head of the bed raised about 45–60°
2.Easy
What does normal urine usually look like?
- AClear and pale yellow
- BMilky white with particles
- CDark brown and cloudy
- DBright red
3.Easy
In the chain of infection, what is a "susceptible host"?
- AThe way the germ leaves an infected person
- BA person who can become sick from the germ
- CThe place where the germ lives and grows
- DAn object that carries the germ between people
4.Medium
Which entry is written correctly in a resident's record?
- A"Resident was difficult at lunch."
- B"Seemed to enjoy her lunch very much, as usual."
- C"Ate 50% of lunch. Drank 240 mL of milk."
- D"Ate well today."
5.Medium
Which care measure is common for a resident with heart failure?
- AEncouraging the resident to drink as much as possible
- BRaising the head of the bed to make breathing easier
- CKeeping the resident lying flat at all times
- DAdding extra salt to the resident's meals
6.Medium
Why should the bottom sheets of a bed be kept tight and free of wrinkles?
- ATight sheets keep the mattress from moving
- BWrinkled sheets make the resident feel colder
- CWrinkles rub and press on skin, causing pressure injuries
- DWrinkles make the bed look untidy to visitors and inspectors
7.Hard
A resident's son brings in fried chicken for his mother, who is on a mechanical soft diet. What should the nursing assistant do?
- AThank him, and check her diet with the nurse before she eats it
- BLet her eat the chicken, but only half of the portion
- CLet her eat it, because her family knows her likes and needs best
- DThrow the food away while he is not looking
8.Hard
A fire starts in a wastebasket in a resident's room. Following RACE, what does the nursing assistant do first?
- APhone the resident's family
- BSpray the fire with the nearest extinguisher
- CClose all the doors on the unit
- DRemove the resident from immediate danger
Answer key
- 1. D · Sitting up, head of the bed raised about 45–60°
- 2. A · Clear and pale yellow
- 3. B · A person who can become sick from the germ
- 4. C · "Ate 50% of lunch. Drank 240 mL of milk."
- 5. B · Raising the head of the bed to make breathing easier
- 6. C · Wrinkles rub and press on skin, causing pressure injuries
- 7. A · Thank him, and check her diet with the nurse before she eats it
- 8. D · Remove the resident from immediate danger
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