1.Easy
Which item is on a full liquid diet but not on a clear liquid diet?
- AApple juice
- BMilk
- CClear broth
- DPlain gelatin
2.Easy
What is a hallucination?
- AForgetting where something was put
- BMisreading something that is really there, like a coat seen as a person
- CSeeing, hearing or feeling something that is not really there
- DA false belief that is held even when proof shows it is wrong
3.Easy
What is one effect of a cold application?
- AIt increases swelling in the area
- BIt widens the blood vessels and increases bleeding
- CIt reduces swelling and numbs pain
- DIt raises the temperature of the area
4.Medium
On which arm should a nursing assistant not measure blood pressure?
- AThe arm the resident usually prefers
- BThe left arm
- CThe resident's dominant arm
- DAn arm with an IV line or a dialysis access
5.Medium
How should a nursing assistant count a resident's respirations?
- ACounting each rise and each fall of the chest as separate breaths
- BAfter asking the resident to breathe normally for one minute
- CFor 10 seconds, then multiplying by six
- DWithout telling the resident, while still holding the wrist
6.Medium
When is an incident report usually completed?
- AOnly when a resident asks for one
- BAt the end of every shift, even if nothing unusual happened
- CWhen something unusual happens, such as a fall or injury
- DOnly when a resident dies
7.Hard
Which resident is at the greatest risk of developing a pressure injury?
- AA resident with good nutrition who changes position often
- BA thin resident who is incontinent, cannot move in bed and eats poorly
- CA resident who sits in a chair for about an hour and then walks to lunch
- DA resident who walks daily and eats all meals
8.Hard
A resident on hospice care has a do-not-resuscitate (DNR) order. The nursing assistant finds that the resident has stopped breathing. What should the nursing assistant do?
- AStart CPR and continue until the nurse arrives
- BNotify the nurse right away; CPR is not started because of the DNR order
- CCall the resident's family before telling the nurse
- DLeave the room and report it at the end of the shift
Answer key
- 1. B · Milk
- 2. C · Seeing, hearing or feeling something that is not really there
- 3. C · It reduces swelling and numbs pain
- 4. D · An arm with an IV line or a dialysis access
- 5. D · Without telling the resident, while still holding the wrist
- 6. C · When something unusual happens, such as a fall or injury
- 7. B · A thin resident who is incontinent, cannot move in bed and eats poorly
- 8. B · Notify the nurse right away; CPR is not started because of the DNR order
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