Nurse Assisting: Student Portal: Chapter 3 Quiz

Nurse Assisting: Chapter 3 Test Yourself

Test yourself on the concepts you've learned in Chapter 3.

1 / 13

An example of subjective data would be:

a) Charles ate 50% of their lunch.

b) Charles is sad today.

c) Charles is crying.

d) Charles refused breakfast.

2 / 13

The following items can cause an acquired hearing loss:

a) exposure to loud noises.

b) meningitis.

c) frequent ear infections.

d) all of the above

3 / 13

When caring for a visually-impaired client, the nurse assistant should:

a) Not change the placement of the furniture or objects in the room

b) Allow the client to hold your arm to guide them when moving if possible and safe

c) Use the clock face as an example when describing where objects are located

d) All of the above

4 / 13

If an error occurs in written documentation, you must:

a) use correctional fluid to correct it.

b) completely scratch out the error so as to not confuse your intent.

c) draw one line through the error and initial beside it.

d) tell your supervisor you made a mistake and politely ask them to change it.

5 / 13

When caring for a client with a hearing deficit, you should always:

a) increase your pitch so that the client hears you better.

b) decrease your pitch so that the client hears you better.

c) speak while tending to the needs of the client.

d) speak while looking directly at the client.

6 / 13

When caring for a client with an emotional deficit, the caregiver should:

a) be literal.

b) speak in clear and concise statements.

c) maintain consistency.

d) all of the above

7 / 13

Receptive aphasia means that the client cannot:

a) understand spoken language.

b) understand written language.

c) speak.

d) think.

8 / 13

Healthcare professionals should NOT use medical abbreviations because:

a) they increase the risk of medical errors.

b) they take more time to write.

c) they are misunderstood by the public.

d) none of the above.

9 / 13

A picture board is a great way to help a client with which of these disorders more effectively communicate?

a) blindness

b) an emotional deficit

c) expressive aphasia

d) a hearing deficit

10 / 13

June drank 8 ounces of milk, 2 ounces of juice, and 3 ounces of water at breakfast. The total amount you should record is

a) 13 ounces.

b) 13 mL.

c) 390 mL.

d) 39 mL.

11 / 13

If a situation becomes physically dangerous, you should:

a) call the authorities.

b) call another nursing assistant over for help.

c) tell the aggressor to “leave now or else.”

d) tell the aggressor you are not afraid of him.

12 / 13

With each client interaction you, as a nursing assistant, should:

a) knock before entering the client’s room.

b) identify yourself by name and title.

c) tell the client why you are there, or what your plan is to help him.

d) all of the above.

13 / 13

The person responsible for developing a client’s care plan is the

a) primary doctor.

b) nurse.

c) physical therapist.

d) administrator.

Your score is

The average score is 85%

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Chapter 3 Quiz