(100% Correct) CNA Written Final Exam 2023

(100% Correct) CNA Written Final Exam 2023 A semi sitting position with the head of the bed elevated to 45 to 60 degrees is Correct Ans:- Fowler's position A resident who depends on the nursing staff for position changes needs to be re-positioned Correct Ans:- At least every 2 hours Injuries and disorders of the musculoskeletal system that are caused or made worse by the work environment are called Correct Ans:- MSDs A long term care ombudsman Correct Ans:- Investigates resident complaints Under OBRA, if a resident in incompetent to exercise his or her rights, who can exercise these rights for the person? Correct Ans:- A representative such as a spouse or child A resident volunteers to take care of houseplants at the center. This is an acceptable part of the following EXCEPT: Correct Ans:- A requirement to receive care or care items Which of the following best describes OBRA Correct Ans:- A federal law that improves the quality of life in nursing center residents The role of the CNA in delegation is Correct Ans:- Protecting the person from harm If you do something beyond the legal limits of your role, you could be: Correct Ans:- Practicing without a license Medicare: Correct Ans:- Is a federal health insurance program for persons 65 years and older When measuring temperature, always use the axillary site because it is the most accurate measurement Correct Ans:- FALSE The CNA is taking a temperature on an older person. The CNA knows the temperature will be: Correct Ans:- lower than the normal adult range When a person has a pulse rate of 120 beats per minute the CNA should Correct Ans:- Report that the person has tachycardia Normal blood pressure for an adult Correct Ans:- 120/80 The systolic blood pressure is Correct Ans:- The pressure in the arteries when the heart contracts Which is the least accurate method for measuring temperature? Correct Ans:- Axillary site When preparing to take an oral temperature, ask the person not to: Correct Ans:- eat, drink, smoke, or chew gum for at least 15-20 minutes In long term care, what form is used to record the resident's ability to feed and dress herself? Correct Ans:- ADL "Activities of Daily Living" Where would the nursing assistant find a description of the care given by the nurse? Correct Ans:- Progress Notes The CNA needs to know if the resident uses a hearing aid, he should: Correct Ans:- check the Kardex Kardex Correct Ans:- a quick, easy source of information about a person During the end-of-shift report, call lights, care, and routine tasks are usually done Correct Ans:- by the staff going off duty Subjective data Correct Ans:- Things a person tells you that cannot be observed by your senses Implementation Correct Ans:- To perform of carryout measures in the care plan; a step in the nursing process The Nursing Process Correct Ans:- The method RNs use to plan and deliver nursing care Symptoms Correct Ans:- Another name for subjective data Nursing Care Plan Correct Ans:- A written guide about the person's care Signs Correct Ans:- Another name for objective data Objective data Correct Ans:- Information that is seen, heard, felt, or smelt Observation Correct Ans:- Using the senses of sight, hearing, touch, and smell to collect information. The care plan is written by who? Correct Ans:- RN