1.Easy
Which nutrient is needed most for life, because a person can survive only a few days without it?
- AVitamin A
- BWater
- CFat
- DFiber
2.Easy
Which of these is an objective observation?
- AThe skin on the resident's left heel is red
- BThe resident says his stomach hurts
- CThe resident says she feels dizzy
- DThe resident reports feeling sad today
3.Easy
How many milliliters are in 1 liter?
- A500 mL
- B10,000 mL
- C1000 mL
- D100 mL
4.Medium
Which measure often helps a resident with osteoarthritis?
- ALifting heavy weights to strengthen the joints
- BKeeping the painful joints still in one position all day long
- CComplete bed rest for several weeks
- DWarm baths or showers and gentle range-of-motion exercise
5.Medium
What usually happens if a blood pressure cuff is too small for a resident's arm?
- AThe reading is falsely high
- BThe reading is not affected
- CThe pulse cannot be felt at the wrist
- DThe reading is falsely low
6.Medium
A resident has just finished a cup of hot tea. When should the nursing assistant take her oral temperature?
- AAfter waiting about 15 minutes
- BAfter she drinks a glass of ice water
- CAfter waiting about 1 minute
- DRight away, while she is still sitting up
7.Hard
A doctor calls the unit and starts telling the nursing assistant a new order for a resident. What should the nursing assistant do?
- AWrite the order on a sticky note for the nurse
- BWrite the order down and carry it out right away
- CPolitely ask the doctor to hold and get the nurse
- DTell the doctor to call back tomorrow
8.Hard
A nursing assistant finds a resident sitting on the floor next to the bed. The resident is awake and says, "I'm fine, just help me up." What should the nursing assistant do first?
- AFinish the rounds quickly and check on the resident again later
- BHelp the resident back into bed straight away
- CStay with the resident and call the nurse before moving them
- DGive the resident a drink of water to calm them
Answer key
- 1. B · Water
- 2. A · The skin on the resident's left heel is red
- 3. C · 1000 mL
- 4. D · Warm baths or showers and gentle range-of-motion exercise
- 5. A · The reading is falsely high
- 6. A · After waiting about 15 minutes
- 7. C · Politely ask the doctor to hold and get the nurse
- 8. C · Stay with the resident and call the nurse before moving them
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