Prometric CNA FL Study Exam- Chapters 1-10
chapters 1-10 in the 4yourCNA study book )
2023 Update
CHAPTER 1
What is an example of neglect?
A. Tying a
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B. Not locking a wheelchair prior to transferring.
C. Slapping a patient.
D. Following the care plan exactly. - ANS-B. Not locking a wheelchair prior to
transferring.
A government sponsored health insurance program for people over 65 is called:
A. Health insurance program for the poor.
B. Metoprolol
C. Medicare.
D. Medicaid. - ANS-C. Medicare.
Touching a resident without their permission is called:
A. harassment.
B. punishment.
C. empathy.
D. battery. - ANS-D. Battery.
Resident's protected health information includes:
A. a resident's name
B. resident's address
C. diagnosis and treatment plan
D. all of the above - ANS-D. all of the above.
Protected health information can be shared with:
A. other residents in the facility
B. the nursing assistant's family and friends
C. only those involved in the patient's care who have a need to know
D. anyone who calls on the phone - ANS-C. only those involved in the patient's care
who have a need to know
If you make a mistake while documenting, you should:
A. draw a line through it
B. throw the page away and start over
C. use white out to correct it
D. erase it - ANS-A. draw a line through it
What is the name of the law that keeps patient's health information private?
A. OBRA
B. HIPAA
C. OSHA
D. NAFTA - ANS-B. HIPAA
A person assigned by law to be a legal advocate for a patient is called:
A. ombudsman
B. occupational therapist
C. nurse
D. CNA - ANS-A. ombudsman
Which of the following is not in a CNA's scope of practice?
A. bathing a patient
B. inserting a catheter
C. observing an IV site for redness
D. documenting vital signs - ANS-B. inserting a catheter
What does the term "chronic" mean?
A. a condition expected to last a long time
B. a condition that happened suddenly
C. a type of restraint
D. a hospital for psychiatric patients - ANS-A. a condition expected to last a long time
Define: Domestic Violence - ANS-D. Abuse by spouses, intimate partners or family
members.
Define: Hospice Care - ANS-G. Care provided for people with a terminal illness.
Define: Acute Care - ANS-C. Medically necessary care performed in a hospital.
Define: Long Term Care - ANS-F. Continuous care for chronic illnesses.
Define: Scope Of Practice - ANS-I. Defines what you are allowed to do and how to do it
safely.
Define: Liability - ANS-J. A legal term regarding responsibility for harm
Define: Resident's Rights - ANS-B. Specifies how residents must be treated when living
in a long-term care facility
Define: Neglect - ANS-H. Failure to provide necessary care for a patient
Define: Ombusman - ANS-E. A legal advocate for the resident assigned by law
Define: HIPAA - ANS-A. A law designed to keep health information private
CHAPTER 2 - ANSWhich of the following would you NOT report immediately to your nurse?
A. chest pain
B. loss of consciousness
C. normal vital signs
D. high fever - ANS-C. Normal vital signs
When should unsafe conditions be reported?
A. After an accident has occurred
B. before an accident can occur
C. when you find time
D. when someone complains - ANS-B. Before an accident occurs
Standard Precautions are rules for:
A. Infection control
B. accident prevention
C. communication
D. recognizing abuse - ANS-A. Infection control
Bloodborne diseases are transmitted by:
A. hugs and cuddling
B. sweat
C. blood and body fluids
D. talking, laughing or singing - ANS-C. blood and body fluids
During seizures, you should:
A. time the seizure
B. protect the patient
C. notify the nurse
D. all of the above - ANS-D. all of the above
When controlling, you should:
A. apply direct pressure with clean gauze
B. apply a band- aid immediately
C. call 911
D. restrain the patient - ANS-A. apply direct pressure with clean gauze
In the event of a fire, what is your FIRST action?
A. Extinguish the fire
B. call for help
C. remove the residents from the area
D. portal of entry - ANS-C. remove the residents from the area
The single most important thing a CNA can do to prevent the spread of disease is:
A. forbidding visitors
B. handwashing
C. antibiotic therapy
D: sterilizing sheets - ANS-B. Handwashing
MRSA is:
A. a staph infection resistant to powerful antibiotics
B. a very minor disease
C. a problem in Europe
D. a form of cancer - ANS-A. a staph infection resistant to powerful antibiotics
Define: Objective information - ANS-G. Observations based on what you see, hear,
touch or smell
Define: Disorientation - ANS-D. Confusion about person, place or time
Define: Incontinence - ANS-I. The inability to control the bladder or bowels
Define: Culture - ANS-A. A system of behaviors people learn from the people they live
with
Define: Insulin Reaction - ANS-B. Results from too much insulin or too little food
(hypoglemcemia)
Define: CVA - ANS-J. Cerebrovascular accident - the medical term for a stroke
Define: Seizures - ANS-C. Involuntary, often violent, contractions of the muscles
Define: Gloves - ANS-F. A type of personal protective equipment (PPE) worn on the
hands
Define: Airbrone Precautions - ANS-E. Used for diseases that can be transmitted
through the air
Define: Hepatitis - ANS-H. An inflammation of the liver caused by viral infection
CHAPTER 3 - ANSA loss of independence can cause:
A. depression
B. isolation or anger
C. poor self-image
D. all of the above - ANS-D. all of the above
Which of the following is a psychosocial need?
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