CNA Practice Test 4a

Which of the following approaches to work would NOT work for a nursing assistant?

While performing your duties as a nursing assistant you experience a coworker giving you a hard time. Which of the following approaches to the issue should you take?

Which of the following patients would benefit the MOST from large print reading materials?

The nurse exposed the patient’s genitals while she changed the bandage on his lower left thigh. Which of the following options BEST identifies this action?

All of the following options are examples of contamination through droplet transmission EXCEPT:

Which of the following options is the correct sequence for donning the required personal protective equipment for isolation procedures?

If you are accidentally punctured by a patient’s needle, you could be at risk for:

In order to protect the patient and yourself, you should always use proper body mechanics when you are doing all of the following EXCEPT:

When you check a patient’s vitals, which of the following functions are you NOT performing?

Which of the following statements is the correct process for using sphygmomanometers, tympanic thermometers, and stethoscopes?

If one of your patients is from a non-western culture, he or she may believe that his or her illness is caused from:

Which of the following statements is TRUE in regards to a patient asking you to pray with him or her?

Which of the following options BEST describes what you should do when a patient begins to fall during ambulation?

When you remove the soap from your hands during the hand washing process, you should always:

When taking a patient’s rectal temperature, what step should you take immediately after you expose the patient’s buttocks?

When taking a patient’s blood pressure, where should you place the bell of the stethoscope diaphragm?

When you are giving a resident a partial bedbath, what is the first thing that you should do?

Which of the following options is NOT a sign or symptom of extreme blood sugar levels in a hypoglycemia patient?

One of your patients is diagnosed with depression. While checking his vitals, he confides in you that he has thought about committing suicide. Which of the following options BEST identifies what you should do?

One of your terminally ill patients has just had her analgesics increased. Which of the following options BEST describes what you should do?