CNA: Test Yourself Module 12

CNA: Module 12 Test Yourself

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The FIRST thing you should do when helping a resident with an arterial hemorrhage is

a) put on PPE.

b) locate sterile dressings to cover the wound.

c) elevate the extremity involved.

d) apply pressure to the wound with absorbent material.

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Strategies to prevent falls can include

a) keeping the bed in the lowest position and locked.

b) encouraging visits from family members.

c) keeping the call light within the resident’s reach.

d) all of the above.

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Before a resident can be restrained, the nurse must obtain

a) consent from the resident.

b) a physician’s order.

c) a report that the resident is acting out.

d) none of the above.

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A seizure can be caused by

a) an infection.

b) epilepsy.

c) a brain tumor.

d) all of the above.

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The danger in performing abdominal thrusts is

a) damaging the sternum.

b) breaking the xiphoid process.

c) causing pain.

d) there is no danger involved.

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A resident is at an increased risk for falls if they

a) wear nonskid slipper socks for transfers.

b) have a history of falls.

c) are more than 55 years old.

d) walk daily.

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As a resident is falling, the nursing assistant must

a) yell for another nursing assistant to help.

b) assist the resident to the floor while protecting the resident’s head.

c) stop the resident from falling by holding them up with the gait belt.

d) let go of the resident to prevent self-injury.

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A physical restraint must be released every

a) 15 minutes.

b) 30 minutes.

c) 1 hour.

d) 2 hours.

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The use of restraints can

a) prevent falls.

b) prevent residents from wandering.

c) decrease the number of outbursts.

d) none of the above.

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The goal of restraining an individual is to

a) keep the resident safe.

b) keep others around the resident safe.

c) prevent falls.

d) both a and b.

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All of the following are fall prevention strategies EXCEPT

a) an alarm in the wheelchair.

b) keeping all items except furniture off the floor.

c) one-on-one staffing.

d) participating in an exercise group.

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When checking on a resident who has a mitt restraint, the nursing assistant should

a) check the color of the resident’s hand.

b) check the warmth of the resident’s hand.

c) ask the resident to wiggle their fingers.

d) all of the above.

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A possible cause of cardiogenic shock could be

a) heart attack.

b) gunshot wound.

c) bee sting.

d) hypothermia.

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When caring for a resident who is severely burned, the FIRST thing you should do is

a) put on your gloves.

b) ask the resident if they are okay.

c) make sure it is safe for you to go near the resident.

d) put on all PPE including gown, goggles, gloves, and mask.

Your score is

The average score is 78%

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