CNA Nebraska State Exam

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The member of the interdisciplinary care team responsible for planning recreation for the resident is called the;

Activity director

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Family should be encouraged to do what when a resident is newly admitted?

Visit and talk with the resident as often as possible

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In order to prevent spreading infections in the facility, remember to:

Wash hands before and after each resident contact

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Procedures used while caring for all resident to prevent the spread of germs from one person to another is called:

Standard precautions

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Staff should try to answer every call light in less than:

5mins

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If a nursing assistant finds a fire in the facility, the first thing they should do is:

Move the resident in immediate danger

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Normal development tasks for an older adult include:

Maintaining independence

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A resident asks to stay up late one night to watch a movie. The resident also wants to sleep late the next morning. What would be your best response?

"We will put a 'do not disturb' sign on your door so no one will wake you up in the morning"

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Which of the following principles must be remembered when assisting with vital signs?

Infection control

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To have an accurate weight, the scale must balance to:

Zero

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When making a bed, remember to:

Make one side of the bed before going to the other

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You have been caring for a resident, Mrs. Brown. The nurse tells you that she has started to develop footdrop. You know the best thing you can do to prevent the condition from getting worse is to:

Assist with exercise more often

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Which of the following may the nursing assistant do for a dying resident?

Spend as much time with the resident as you would any other

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An example of an "activity of daily living" is

Eating lunch

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Which is the correct order of bathing parts for a bed bath?

Face, arms, legs, back

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While assisting a resident to groom, remember to:

Keep in mind the resident's preferences and past routines

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When assisting the resident with dressing, observe the skin for:

Open or red areas

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Daily catheter care includes:

Cleaning the urinary meatus

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The diet used for a resident who cannot chew is called:

Pureed

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Guidelines for caring for a resident with a stroke include:

Supervising the resident during eating to prevent choking

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A pressure ulcer that is red and has blisters is said to be stage:

II

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Weight-bearing means:

Amount of weight the resident can put on an arm or leg

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Signs of spiritual distress could include:

Depression

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Behavior may be changed by changing the:

Trigger

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Which of the following is statements about grief is true?

Bargaining is usually not shared with others

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Which one of the following statements about dealing with residents with challenging behaviors is true?

It is important to know each resident

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An advance directive goes into effect when the resident:

Cannot make decisions for themselves

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The nursing assistant can help a resident adjust to the nursing home by:

Listening to the resident talk

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When working with a resident who wanders, it is best to:

Allow him to wander in a safe area

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When communicating with a resident with memory impairment, remember to:

Use a calm, soft voice

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Which one of the following is most helpful in dealing with a challenging behavior?

Ability to understand the resisent

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A challenging behavior most often results from a/an:

Unmet need

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When should medication be used to control most challenging behaviors?

After everything else has been tried

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Which of the following is a visual cue?

Moving a spoon from the plate to your mouth as the resident watches

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General guidelines for the restorative care include:

Focusing care on what the resident can do

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Warning signs of unintended weight loss in a resident may include:

Eating less than one-half of the food served

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contracture prevention activities include:

Range of motion

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Positioning devices include:

Lift sheets

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Prompted voiding:

Occurs when the resident is reminded to toilet on a regular schedule

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Signs of improper fit of orthotic or prosthetic devices include:

Resident refusing the device

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The resident has the right to privacy and confidentiality. This means:

If the resident confines any information that could affect health or well-being, the nursing assistant needs to report this to the charge nurse

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In general, residents would be awake and dressed by:

As resident prefers

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The nursing facility has what responsibility related to grievances of the resident or family?

Listen and act upon the grievance

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What is the nursing assistant's responsibility for holy day observances?

Help the resident dress and get to the observance

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A type of resident abuse where a resident's property is misused is called:

Misappropriation

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You see a nursing assistant take money from a resident's purse. What should you do first?

Report the incident to the charge nurse

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Mr. Jorgenson, an 82 -year-old resident with dementia, is unsteady when ambulating. Which of the following interventions would be considered a restraint?

Using a lapboard on a chair to safely secure him in a sitting position

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Inflicting unnecessary fear or emotional pain on a resident is called:

Emotional abuse

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Which of the following would support quality of life for a nursing home resident?

Listening to what the resident wants

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Which one of the following is an example of a verbal cueing technique?

Telling a resident how to do an activity