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CNA QUIZ virtual day 2

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CNA Knowledge Assessment

Test your understanding of vital concepts in healthcare with our CNA Quiz!

This quiz covers essential topics for nursing assistants, including safety protocols, resident care, and regulatory practices. Challenge yourself and enhance your knowledge!

12 engaging questions
Multiple choice and open-ended formats
Immediate feedback on your responses

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by HelpingHand24

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What is a bedpan used for?

A bedpan is used to transport catheter bags.

A bedpan is used by residents who cannot get up to use a toilet.

A bedpan is placed underneath a resident at night to contain episodes of incontinence.

Bedpans have been replaced completely by disposable incontinence products.

What is the purpose of raising the bed rail in this procedure?

To have a place to drape the bath blanket

To restrict the resident’s movement

O promote the resident’s safety while the nursing assistant is out of the room

Because bed rails should be raised at all times for all residents

After the nursing assistant leaves the room to provide for the resident’s privacy, how much time should she give the resident?

No more than five minutes

No less than 15 minutes

The nursing assistant can stop in as soon as she has a moment

The nursing assistant should come back in the room immediately after the resident signals

When should a nursing assistant gather her needed supplies?

After she has begun a procedure

Before she begins a procedure

At the beginning of her shift

Only after she has put on her gloves

Documenting care procedures

Should always be done at the end of a nursing assistant’s shift

Is not necessary for care performed every day

Violates a resident’s right to privacy

Must be done every time a nursing assistant provides care for a resident

Residents who are bedbound should be repositioned

Twice a day

Only when they say they are uncomfortable

Only when in a wheelchair

Every two hours

When positioning a resident on her side, which of the following steps comes first?

Adjust the resident’s lower shoulder so she is not on her arm.

Roll the resident onto her side.

Place pillow under the resident’s top arm.

Cross the resident’s far leg over her near leg.

A resident in supine position is

Lying flat on her back

In the best position for eating

Lying on the left side with one knee raised

Most at risk for falling out of bed

What does OBRA regulate?

What does HIPAA protect?

How many education hours a year does OBRA require?

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