Question: Providing mouth care for the dying resident is
Answer Options:
A. Not necessary because the resident wouldn’t be eating
B. Provided only if the resident appears uncomfortable
C. Not provided because it is painful and interrupts rest
D. Provided frequently because secretions tend to accumulate
Answer: D. Provided frequently because secretions tend to accumulate
Question: The function of the kidneys is
Answer Options:
A. Storing urine
B. Filtering blood
C. Saving urine
D. Digesting food
Answer: B. Filtering blood
Question: The resident is to have ROM on the left knee and hip QID. This should be done
Answer Options:
A. Two times a day
B. Three times a day
C. Once a day
D. Four times a day
Answer: D. Four times a day
Question: Dentures should be cleaned in
Answer Options:
A. Hot water
B. Cool water
C. Bleach
D. Sanitizer
Answer: B. Cool water
Question: An age-related change that affects the sensory system is a
Answer Options:
A. Increased sense of touch
B. Improvement in vision
C. Improvement in smell
D. Decreased sense of taste
Answer: D. Decreased sense of taste
Question: In caring for a blind resident, the nursing assistant should
Answer Options:
A. Address the resident by name
B. Move the resident’s care equipment
C. Keep the lights dimmed
D. Speak to the resident in a raised voice
Answer: A. Address the resident by name
Question: Special spoons, plates with edges, combs, and reaching instruments that assist residents in ADLs are considered
Answer Options:
A. Disability devices
B. Displacement devices
C. Activity devices
D. Adaptive devices
Answer: D. Adaptive devices
Question: A defense mechanism is used to
Answer Options:
A. Blame others
B. Return to an earlier time
C. Block unpleasant feelings
D. Excuse bad behavior
Answer: C. Block unpleasant feelings
Question: A cold pack may cause
Answer Options:
A. Burns and blisters
B. Swelling and redness
C. Increased sensitivity
D. Increased bleeding
Answer: A. Burns and blisters
Question: You observe the resident coughing, pocketing food, and drooling while he is eating. This may indicate
Answer Options:
A. Aphasia
B. Dysphagia
C. Edema
D. Emesis
Answer: B. Dysphagia
Question: Care focused on comfort and symptom relief rather than a cure is
Answer Options:
A. Palliative care
B. Hospital care
C. Respite care
D. Bereavement care
Answer: A. Palliative care
Question: The best position to reduce the risk of aspiration while providing mouth care for the comatose resident is
Answer Options:
A. High Fowler
B. In bed in a side-lying position
C. In bed in a supine position
D. Trendelenburg’s position
Answer: B. In bed in a side-lying position
Question: A resident with dementia is crying.
Answer Options:
A. Suggest she sit in her room for a while
B. Explain to the resident she has dementia
C. Call her family to come visit her
D. Sit down and reminisce with her
Answer: D. Sit down and reminisce with her
Question: When observing the resident’s mouth during oral care, the nursing assistant should report
Answer Options:
A. Yellow teeth
B. Loose teeth
C. No teeth
D. Dentures
Answer: B. Loose teeth
Question: Mr. Jones is in isolation for MRSA. The nursing assistant should first put on
Answer Options:
A. A gown
B. Gloves
C. A mask
D. A hair cover
Answer: A. A gown
Question: When using proper body mechanics, you
Answer Options:
A. Keep your feet together
B. Bend at your knees
C. Bend at the waist
D. Twist at the waist
Answer: B. Bend at your knees