1.Easy
What is the supine position?
- ALying on the stomach
- BLying on the left side
- CSitting upright in bed
- DLying flat on the back
2.Easy
What is neglect?
- AGiving a resident too much help with care
- BWaiting a few minutes before answering a call light during a busy shift
- CFailing to give the care or services that a resident needs
- DRespecting a resident's choice to refuse care
3.Easy
Who directs and supervises the work of a nursing assistant in a care facility?
- AA licensed nurse
- BA more experienced nursing assistant on the same shift
- CThe resident's closest family member
- DThe facility's activities coordinator
4.Medium
A resident's radial pulse is irregular. How should it be counted?
- AFor 30 seconds, then multiplied by two
- BFor a full 60 seconds
- CFor 15 seconds, then multiplied by four
- DFor 10 seconds, then multiplied by six
5.Medium
How should cleaning chemicals be stored in a care facility?
- AIn their original labeled containers, locked away from residents
- BIn residents' rooms, so that staff can reach them quickly when needed
- CIn empty drink bottles to save space
- DIn unlabeled bottles on the hallway shelf
6.Medium
Which sense is thought to remain the longest in a dying person?
- AHearing
- BSight
- CSmell
- DTaste
7.Hard
A visitor lights a cigarette in the room of a resident who is receiving oxygen. What should the nursing assistant do?
- ATurn off the oxygen without telling anyone
- BAsk the visitor to put it out at once, explain the fire risk and tell the nurse
- CLeave and report the visitor at the end of the shift
- DOpen the window and let the visitor finish the cigarette
8.Hard
A dying resident no longer wants to eat or drink. Her family urges the nursing assistant to make her eat. What should the nursing assistant do?
- AStop offering any food or drink
- BTell the family that eating no longer matters and nothing can be done
- CFeed her the whole meal even if she turns her head away from the spoon
- DOffer small amounts if she wants them, never force, and tell the nurse
Answer key
- 1. D · Lying flat on the back
- 2. C · Failing to give the care or services that a resident needs
- 3. A · A licensed nurse
- 4. B · For a full 60 seconds
- 5. A · In their original labeled containers, locked away from residents
- 6. A · Hearing
- 7. B · Ask the visitor to put it out at once, explain the fire risk and tell the nurse
- 8. D · Offer small amounts if she wants them, never force, and tell the nurse
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