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CNA Knowledge Assessment Quiz

Test your knowledge of critical concepts in nursing and resident care with our CNA Knowledge Assessment Quiz. This quiz is designed to reinforce your understanding of important topics relevant to certified nursing assistants.

10 engaging multiple-choice questions
Topics include Medicaid, standard precautions, resident rights, and rehabilitation goals
Immediate results to enhance your learning experience

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CaringNurse247

Medicaid is?

The portion of Medicare used to pay for prescriptions

Another term for the kind of care provided at a skilled nursing facility

A medical assistance program partially funded by the state

Private insurance provided by employers

An example of an NA following Standard Precautions is

Recapping needles before putting them in sharps container

Rinsing disposable gloves after use so they can be reused

Washing hands for 20 seconds with soap and water

Discarding disposable supplies outside an isolated resident’s room

Why is it important to have the resident test the water before he bathes or showers?

The resident is best able to identify his comfortable temperature.

The number on the bath thermometer is difficult to see.

The resident should touch the water to be reassured it is not scented with a fragrance she dislikes.

The resident must touch the bath water to avoid contamination.

Which of the following blood pressure readings should be reported to the nurse?

109/68

102/74

131/80

119/72

Which of the following rates of respiration should be reported immediately to a nurse?

23 respirations per minute

19 respirations per minute

17 respirations per minute

14 respirations per minute

When may a resident exercise her right to refuse the food given to her?

After she has eaten 75% of her meal

Occasionally if the reason is that the resident is not feeling well

A resident always has the right to refuse food.

Only when mealtime takes place during a family visit

A goal of a rehabilitation program is to

Help the resident lose weight after being bedbound

Help a resident regain function after an illness

Strengthen the bones in anticipation of osteoporosis diagnosis

Comply with OBRA regulations concerning resident activities

During ROM exercises, if a resident begins experiencing pain

The NA should assure the resident that this is a sign that the exercises are working

The NA should encourage the resident to keep going unless the pain becomes severe

The NA should stop immediately and alert the nurse

The NA should allow the resident to rest for five minutes and then continue the exercises

What behavior might not seem professional to an interviewer?

The applicant arrives on time with a clean copy of a transcript.

The applicant shakes hands, makes eye contact, and answers questions in a confident tone

The applicant arrives on time and has brought a friend to the interview for support.

The applicant arrives in clothing that is clean and ironed

A resident’s protected health information (PHI) may be shared with

The resident’s friends who live in the facility

Those who need the information for care or processing of records

The nursing assistant’s family and friends as long as they agree not to share it

Anyone who works at the facility

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