SampleTestPrepQuiz-JohnEriksen.net

SampleTestPrepQuiz-JohnEriksen.net

1. Types of thermometers include:

a) Glass oral
b) Glass rectal
c) Electronic tympanic
d) Only A and B above
e) A, B, and C above

2. If a patient has had cold or hot drinks, or has been smoking, wait at least _____ before taking an oral temperature.

a) Do you think that 5 minutes is long enough for the body to adjust from hot or cold fluids? If it's not, the measurement of temperature will be incorrect. 5 min
b) 10 min
c) 15 min
d) 20 min
e) 25 minutes

3. As a CNA, you wash your hands:

a) before handling food
b) after sneezing
c) before applying and after discarding latex gloves
d) A and B only
e) A, B, and C

4. "Homeostasis" is the body's attempt to:

a) regulate blood pressure
b) regulate the digestive tract
c) keep the general internal environment in balance
d) defend against disease and stresses

5. All the following are true, except ____.

a) The Sims' position is the traditional position for applying an enema.
b) The enema solution should be 105 degrees.
c) A typical enema contains water, salt, and castile soap.
d) An enema solution of 750 ml should take about 45 minutes to administer.

6. The normal health adult has ___ to ___ respirations per minute.

a) 14 to 25
b) 15 to 25
c) 14 to 20
d) 18 to 24

7. A gait is a device used to: (choose the best answer)

a) restrain the resident
b) hold the resident erect
c) support the resident's back
d) help the CNA transfer and guide the resident safely

8. A top sheet that is tucked under the sides of the mattress to prevent the resident from getting out of bed is considered a form a restraint. True or False

a) True
b) False

9. Which of the following foods provides the most protein?

a) butter and cream
b) tomatoes and potatos
c) meats and fish
d) beets and carrots

10. Whic is the correct abbreviation for vital signs? (Initials must be in correct order)

a) TP and BP
b) TPR and BP
c) TPS and BP
d) RPT and BP

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