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Question 1 of 25

1. Question
1: A nurse aide walks into a room and sees that the patient is unconscious. The first thing the aide does is to.
- A. Leave the room to get help from another staff member
- B. Call for the doctor immediately
- C. Check the patient's pulse and breathing first
- D. Shake the patient's shoulder while shouting his name.
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Assess the patient’s responsiveness and ensure they are breathing.
Question 2 of 25

2. Question
2: A resident with an obstructed airway.
- A. Can breathe
- B. Should be answered as quickly as possible
- C. Cannot speak
- D. Can walk.
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Consider the signs of severe respiratory distress and the appropriate immediate interventions for airway obstruction.
Question 3 of 25

3. Question
3: Your home health client is diabetic. When you go to his home, you find him weak and lethargic, but able to follow commands. He is unable to tell you when he last ate or took his insulin. What should you do first?
- A. Call his family to ask about his last meal
- B. Give him something to eat immediately
- C. Check his blood sugar level
- D. Administer insulin without checking his level.
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Assess the client’s blood sugar level immediately, as hypoglycemia is a key concern in diabetic patients who present with weakness and lethargy.
Question 4 of 25

4. Question
4: When a patient who has been dizzy is showering, you should.
- A. Tell the patient to wait until they feel better before showering
- B. Sit the patient in a shower chair, and remain nearby
- C. Encourage the patient to shower standing up for better balance
- D. Leave the patient alone to shower without supervision.
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Ensure the patient has stable support and consider using a shower chair to prevent falls.
Question 5 of 25

5. Question
5: You walk into the dining room. The conscious resident has his hands to his throat and is making no sounds. The first thing you will do is….
- A. Call the home health case manager
- B. Raise the head of the bed
- C. Ask, "are you choking?"
- C. Ask, "are you choking?"
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Assess the situation and prioritize the resident’s ability to breathe; remember the proper technique for addressing choking in a conscious individual.
Question 6 of 25

6. Question
6: Most common side effects of medications include.
- A. Falls
- B. Only constipation
- C. Nausea and vomiting
- D. Diarrhea or constipation.
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Consider the physiological responses that often occur when the body reacts to substances, particularly in relation to the digestive, nervous, and integumentary systems.
Question 7 of 25

7. Question
7: While assisting a resident with walking, the resident becomes faint and begins to fall. The nurse aide should.
- A. Ease the resident to the floor and call for help
- B. Leave the resident to find help
- C. Try to catch the resident before they fall
- D. Pull the resident up quickly to prevent a fall.
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Prioritize safety by supporting the resident’s weight to prevent a fall and lower them gently to the ground if necessary.
Question 8 of 25

8. Question
8: Vomiting can be dangerous because of the possibility of.
- A. Dysphagia
- B. Diarrhea
- C. Aspiration
- D. Infection.
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Consider the risks associated with aspiration and the impact on hydration and electrolyte balance.
Question 9 of 25

9. Question
9: Her face is rapidly turning red. She tells the nurse aide that she didn’t know there were strawberries in the gelatin she ate. The aide should.
- A. Close the door and notify the nurse
- B. Call the family contact member immediately
- C. Notify the nurse immediately.
- D. Notify the nurse and stay with the resident.
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Consider the patient’s potential allergic reaction and the importance of monitoring her symptoms closely.
Question 10 of 25

10. Question
10: A resident puts on her call light to let you know that there was bright red blood in her bowel movement. What should you do?
- A. Ask the patient to describe her symptoms in detail
- B. Wait until the next scheduled check-up to report
- C. Flush the toilet to avoid any contamination
- D. Notify the nurse immediately, ask if she has had any beets recently, and tell her not to flush her next bowel movement.
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Prioritize patient safety by assessing the situation quickly, determining the severity of the condition, and preparing to notify the appropriate medical personnel immediately.
Question 11 of 25

11. Question
11: When using a fire extinguisher, the hose is aimed at the.
- A. Base of the fire
- B. Middle of the flame
- C. All around the fire
- D. Middle of the fire.
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Aim for the base of the fire to effectively extinguish the flames.
Question 12 of 25

12. Question
12: While getting a bed bath, a patient suddenly has a difficult time telling you that he is feeling weak on one side. The CNA should.
- A. Try to assist the patient to a sitting position
- B. Report this to the nurse immediately.
- C. Wait to see if the patient improves
- D. Call for a doctor to come to the room.
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Hint

Assess the patient’s condition promptly and ensure their safety; observe for any signs of a stroke or other medical emergency.
Question 13 of 25

13. Question
13: A patient asks for an extra pat of butter from an aide who is unfamiliar with her. The aide should.
- A. Tell the patient to ask someone else for the butter
- B. Refuse to give the butter without asking the nurse
- C. Check the patient's diet, and give the butter if allowed
- D. Give the butter without checking the diet.
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Hint

Prioritize patient safety and adhere to dietary guidelines while ensuring clear communication. Always verify requests with relevant protocols.
Question 14 of 25

14. Question
14: The fire alarm has sounded. The nurse aide should FIRST.
- A. Call the fire department before taking any action
- B. Ignore the alarm if it stops ringing
- C. Make sure all the residents are out of the hallway and close all doors.
- D. Start evacuating residents immediately.
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Hint

Prioritize the safety of residents and ensure their immediate evacuation if necessary.
Question 15 of 25

15. Question
15: You must be especially careful about fire if the resident is receiving.
- A. Nitrogen
- B. Carbon
- C. Helium
- D. Oxygen.
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Consider medical conditions or treatments that may increase sensitivity to fire hazards.
Question 16 of 25

16. Question
16: If a home care client burns his hand, you should.
- A. Apply cool water
- B. Wait until the burning subsides
- C. Apply warm water
- D. Cover burn with butter.
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Hint

Assess the severity of the burn and prioritize immediate first aid measures to cool and protect the area.
Question 17 of 25

17. Question
17: A nurse aide walks into a room and sees that the patient is unconscious. The first thing the aide does is to.
- A. Give the resident a glass of water
- B. Ignore the symptoms and continue with tasks
- C. Check the patient's pulse and breathing first
- D. Report it immediately to the nurse.
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Hint

Ensure the patient’s safety and assess their responsiveness.
Question 18 of 25

18. Question
18: A patient complains of pain. The CNA should.
- A. Notify the nurse immediately
- B. Notify the nurse and stay with the resident.
- C. Notify the medication nurse
- D. Close the door and notify the nurse.
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Hint

Consider the importance of assessment and communication in responding to the patient’s needs.
Question 19 of 25

19. Question
19: When evacuating patients during a fire, you should never use the.
- A. Elevators
- B. Phone Calls
- C. Pneumatic Tubes
- D. Cutters.
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Hint

Consider the safety of both patients and rescuers; think about methods that could increase risk during a fire scenario.
Question 20 of 25

20. Question
20: The nurse aide finds a conscious client lying on the bathroom floor. The FIRST things the nurse aide should do is.
- A. Check the client for injuries before calling for help
- B. Call for help and stay with the client
- C. Leave the client and find a nurse
- D. Try to help the client stand up.
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Hint

Assess the client’s condition and ensure their safety before taking further action.
Question 21 of 25

21. Question
21: Your home health client has a very cluttered home and is reluctant to throw away anything. Your main safety goal should be to.
- A. Encourage the client to buy more furniture
- B. Maintain a clear pathway through the home
- C. Suggest the client move to a new home
- D. Ignore the clutter and focus on other tasks.
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Hint

Focus on identifying and addressing potential hazards in the environment while promoting a safe mobility space for the client.
Question 22 of 25

22. Question
22. Which sudden sign can indicate a stroke?
- A. Decreased pulse
- B. Irregular pulse
- C. Slurred speech
- D. Elevated temperature.
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Hint

Think of the acronym that highlights key sudden symptoms: “FAST,” which stands for facial drooping, arm weakness, and speech difficulties.
Question 23 of 25

23. Question
23. If you see a fire, your first action should be.
- A. Call the fire department and wait
- B. Gather all belongings before leaving.
- C. Try to extinguish the fire yourself
- D. Evacuate patients in the area.
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Hint

Ensure your own safety and assess the situation before taking further action.
Question 24 of 25

24. Question
24. When a seizure occurs, what should you do?
- A. Leave the room to get help
- B. Hold the patient down to prevent injury
- C. Try to give the patient water to drink
- D. Move objects away from which may cause choking.
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Hint

Stay calm, ensure the area is safe, and protect the person from injury.
Question 25 of 25

25. Question
25. What is the CNAs responsibility after calling a code blue?
- A. Start documenting the event in the patient's chart
- B. Call the family to inform them of the situation
- C. Be available for any necessary tasks
- D. Leave the area to avoid interfering.
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Hint

After calling a code blue, the CNA should ensure that the area is clear and provide support to the medical team by gathering necessary equipment or information as needed.

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