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Kansas CNA State Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update 2024| Already Passed

Kansas CNA State Exam with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update 2024| Already Passed

Kansas CNA State Exam Normal Oral Temp - answer97.6-99.6 Normal rectal temp - answer98.6-100.6 Nomal Axillary Temp - answer96.6-98.6 Normal Tympanic Temp - answer97.6-99.6 how many minutes before taking temperature orally after eating or drinking - answer10-20 What is the normal pulse range - answer60-90BPM Bradycardia - answerless than 60 BPM

Kansas CNA State Exam with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update 2024| Already Passed

CNA Final and State Exam (Kansas) With Verified Solutions Semi fowler's position HOB 30 degrees up High Fowler's position HOB 90 degrees up Supine back (also called dorsal recumbent) Sims' left side-lying position with upper leg flexed and left arm behind the person Fowler's HOB 45to60 degrees up Lateral side lying Prone stomach with head turned sideways Chain of infection Source (germ) >> Reservoir (human or animals: host) >> Portal of exit(where the germ leaves the host)...

Kansas CNA State Exam Graded A Normal Oral Temp 97.6-99.6 Normal rectal temp 98.6-100.6 Nomal Axillary Temp 96.6-98.6 Normal Tympanic Temp 97.6-99.6 how many minutes before taking temperature orally after eating or drinking 10-20 What is the normal pulse range 60-90BPM Bradycardia less than 60 BPM Tachycardia more than 90 BPM Where is your radial pulse located on the wrist Where is your apical pulse located below the nipple Dyspnea shortness of breath Apnia no breathing ...

CNA Final And State Exam (Kansas) Semi fowler's position HOB 30 degrees up High Fowler's position HOB 90 degrees up Supine back (also called dorsal recumbent) Sims' left side-lying position with upper leg flexed and left arm behind the person Fowler's HOB 45to60 degrees up Lateral side lying Prone stomach with head turned sideways Chain of infection Source (germ) >> Reservoir (human or animals: host) >> Portal of exit(where the germ leaves the host) >> Met...

CNA final and state exam (Kansas) With complete Solutions Semi fowler's position High Fowler's position Supine Sims' Fowler's Lateral Prone Chain of infection Oral temp Axillary temp Rectal temp Tympanic temp Pulse Respiration Systolic BP

CNA Kansas State Test