1.Easy
What are passive range-of-motion exercises?
- AExercises that use heavy weights to build strength
- BExercises that the resident does completely alone each day
- CExercises done only in a warm swimming pool with a therapist
- DExercises in which staff move the joints for the resident
2.Easy
Before applying lotion during a back rub, what should the nursing assistant do with it?
- AWarm it, for example in the hands or a basin of warm water
- BMix it with rubbing alcohol to make it spread better
- CChill it in the refrigerator to soothe the skin
- DPour it straight from the bottle onto the resident's back
3.Easy
Which blood pressure is in the normal range for an adult?
- A116/76 mmHg
- B84/48 mmHg
- C172/104 mmHg
- D150/96 mmHg
4.Medium
A resident who is walking with a nursing assistant starts to fall. What should the nursing assistant do?
- ALet go and step back to avoid being injured
- BTry to hold the resident upright at all costs
- CGrab the resident under the arms and quickly lift them back to standing
- DWiden the stance, hold the gait belt and ease them to the floor
5.Medium
A resident with dementia asks the same question many times. What should the nursing assistant do?
- AAnswer calmly each time, using the same simple words
- BRemind her she has already asked several times
- CTell her to write the answer down and stop asking
- DIgnore the question until she stops asking
6.Medium
Why can bed side rails be dangerous for some residents?
- AThey make the call light stop working
- BResidents can get trapped in gaps or fall climbing over them
- CThey are only dangerous for staff, who may pinch their fingers
- DThey make the bed too warm and stuffy for the resident
7.Hard
A resident with dementia keeps going through her roommate's drawers and taking items. What is the best approach?
- AMove all of the roommate's belongings out of the room without asking
- BLock the resident in her room when the roommate is out
- CGently redirect her and offer a drawer or box of her own items to sort, then report it
- DTell her each time that stealing is wrong
8.Hard
During a shift a resident voids 350 mL and then 200 mL, and vomits 150 mL. What total output is recorded?
- A500 mL
- B850 mL
- C700 mL
- D550 mL
Answer key
- 1. D · Exercises in which staff move the joints for the resident
- 2. A · Warm it, for example in the hands or a basin of warm water
- 3. A · 116/76 mmHg
- 4. D · Widen the stance, hold the gait belt and ease them to the floor
- 5. A · Answer calmly each time, using the same simple words
- 6. B · Residents can get trapped in gaps or fall climbing over them
- 7. C · Gently redirect her and offer a drawer or box of her own items to sort, then report it
- 8. C · 700 mL
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