1.Easy
Which action keeps a professional boundary with residents?
- AInviting a resident to your home for a family dinner on a day off
- BKeeping your personal problems and phone number private
- CLending a resident money until payday
- DAccepting an expensive watch as a gift
2.Easy
Which item is allowed on a clear liquid diet?
- AVanilla pudding
- BMilk
- CApple juice
- DCream of tomato soup
3.Easy
Which helps promote sleep for a resident at night?
- ABright lights and the television turned up loud until late
- BStrong coffee with the evening snack
- CWaking the resident often to chat
- DA quiet, dim room and a regular bedtime routine
4.Medium
Which environment is most likely to calm a resident with dementia?
- AA busy room with music, television and many visitors
- BA changing schedule so each day is a surprise
- CA new room each week so the resident does not get bored
- DA quiet, familiar setting with a regular daily routine
5.Medium
Which is one of the five rights of delegation?
- ARight medication cup
- BRight diagnosis
- CRight family member
- DRight task
6.Medium
Before turning a resident onto the side, why is the resident first moved toward the nursing assistant's side of the bed?
- ASo that the resident can see out of the window
- BSo that after turning, the resident lies near the middle of the bed
- CSo that the resident can reach the call light more easily
- DSo that the nursing assistant does not need to use a lift sheet to turn
7.Hard
A resident's dentures are missing after lunch. What should the nursing assistant do first?
- ATell the resident that she will have to pay for new ones
- BSearch the tray, napkins and linen, and report the loss
- CWait until the next day to see if they turn up
- DGive her another resident's spare dentures
8.Hard
A resident rarely complains, but he moans when turned and holds his side. When asked, he says, "I'm fine." What should the nursing assistant do?
- ATurn him faster next time so that the discomfort is over quickly
- BTell him that his moaning disturbs the other residents at night
- CReport his moaning and guarding as possible signs of pain
- DAccept his words and report nothing, since he says he is fine
Answer key
- 1. B · Keeping your personal problems and phone number private
- 2. C · Apple juice
- 3. D · A quiet, dim room and a regular bedtime routine
- 4. D · A quiet, familiar setting with a regular daily routine
- 5. D · Right task
- 6. B · So that after turning, the resident lies near the middle of the bed
- 7. B · Search the tray, napkins and linen, and report the loss
- 8. C · Report his moaning and guarding as possible signs of pain
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