CNA: Test Yourself Module 9

CNA: Module 9 Test Yourself

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A urinary collection bag and leg bag can be cleaned using

a) 1 cup of bleach.

b) tap water only.

c) an equal parts water and vinegar solution.

d) tap water and soap.

2 / 13

When cleaning a catheter, the nursing assistant should

a) hold the catheter as close as possible to the body to prevent tugging and pulling.

b) hold the catheter as far away as possible from the body to prevent tugging and pulling.

c) NOT hold the catheter, as that would contaminate it.

d) only clean where the catheter is soiled with stool.

3 / 13

A closed bed is made

a) after the resident gets out of bed for the day.

b) when the resident wants to get back into bed for a nap.

c) when the resident is being transferred from a stretcher back into the bed.

d) only after the resident discharges home.

4 / 13

The dressing type that is used in a “wet to dry” capacity is

a) foam dressing.

b) calcium alginate.

c) gauze sponges.

d) hydrogel dressing.

5 / 13

When making an unoccupied bed, the nursing assistant should

a) raise the bed to a good working height.

b) be sure to bend at the waist.

c) use their back muscles to avoid injury.

d) stretch across the bed while making it to avoid unnecessary steps.

6 / 13

A stool sample should be taken from

a) the front of the stool.

b) the middle of the stool.

c) the end of the stool.

d) all of the above.

7 / 13

When making an occupied bed, the nursing assistant should place the soiled linen bag on the

a) floor next to the bed.

b) floor of the bathroom.

c) chair next to the bed.

d) overbed table.

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The nursing assistant can help to increase fluid intake by

a) encouraging ice cream and popsicles for snacks.

b) placing a fresh glass of ice water at the bedside every shift.

c) offering a drink of fluids with each resident contact.

d) all of the above.

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When making a bed, the nursing assistant can prevent the spread of infection by

a) keeping the linens away from the uniform.

b) using gloves when handling soiled linens.

c) performing hand hygiene after removing gloves.

d) all of the above.

10 / 13

Bed linens in a long-term care facility should be changed

a) every bath day.

b) when wrinkled.

c) every morning.

d) both a and b.

11 / 13

Before leaving the resident’s room, the nursing assistant should place a urine or stool sample in a

a) plastic bag.

b) clean vinyl glove.

c) biohazard bag.

d) yellow isolation bag.

12 / 13

A commode hat can be used to

a) measure urine output.

b) measure fecal output.

c) obtain a stool specimen.

d) all of the above.

13 / 13

Collection equipment for obtaining a stool specimen includes

a) a new commode hat.

b) a new bedpan.

c) iodine swabs.

d) either a or b.

Your score is

The average score is 82%

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