Nurse Assisting: Student Portal: Chapter 4 Quiz

Nurse Assisting: Chapter 4 Test Yourself

Test yourself on the concepts you've learned in Chapter 4.

1 / 10

If a nursing assistant consistently does not toilet and reposition a client every 2 hours as indicated on their care plan, and the client develops a pressure injury, that nursing assistant has committed:

a) assault.

b) false imprisonment.

c) abuse.

d) misappropriation of funds.

2 / 10

A good way to get organized is to make a list of what needs to be done. The best time to do this would be:

a) at the beginning of your shift.

b) on your break.

c) during meal time.

d) when your coworker is on their break.

3 / 10

You will become a certified nursing assistant when:

a) you complete 75 hours of your training.

b) you complete the clinical portion of your training.

c) you complete your entire nurse aide training.

d) you complete your training and pass the state exam for nursing assistants.

4 / 10

Providing good customer service includes all the following EXCEPT:

a) being respectful to everyone with whom you interact.

b) making sure clients and visitors are comfortable.

c) telling visitors this is a bad facility to come to or work for.

d) helping visitors to navigate the facility.

5 / 10

To transfer your nursing assistant certification to another state, you must:

a) have completed at least 75 hours of nurse aide training.

b) have completed at least the amount of hours in your nurse aide training that the transferring state requires.

c) have completed all of your nurse aide training in addition to 12 hours of continuing education.

d) none of the above; you cannot transfer certification from one state to another.

6 / 10

The best way to enter a client’s room is to:

a) knock on the door.

b) introduce yourself.

c) state your title or position at the facility.

d) all of the above.

7 / 10

An example of assault might be:

a) telling the client they should eat their green beans because that is what the dietician has planned as part of their meal.

b) pinching the client when they pinch you.

c) telling the client they must get out of bed or their wife will be very angry at him.

d) putting the client in their wheelchair while they are crying out, “No!”

8 / 10

Often those who are abused are older adults, small children, and people with disabilities. This is because:

a) they may not be able to report the abuse.

b) they are aggressive toward others.

c) they don’t know how to control themselves.

d) this population does not have a high rate of abuse.

9 / 10

If a client refuses to eat a low-sodium diet as prescribed by the doctor, they must be educated on the risks of refusal by:

a) the nurse.

b) the significant other.

c) the nursing assistant.

d) all of the above.

10 / 10

The minimum number of hours a nurse aide training program must be as required by the federal government is:

a) 55.

b) 65.

c) 75.

d) 85.

Your score is

The average score is 84%

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