Grade 7 Science Test

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Question 1 of 60

A resident with severe dementia repeatedly tries to leave the facility. The nurse aide ties the resident to their wheelchair using a bedsheet. There is no doctor's order. Legally, this action constitutes:

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 2 of 60

A CNA accidentally drops a resident's dentures, breaking them. The CNA decides to say nothing, hoping no one notices. This behavior violates the ethical principle of:

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 3 of 60

During a care conference, a nurse aide shares that a resident has been more withdrawn since their roommate passed away. This observation contributes to which part of the nursing process?

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 4 of 60

A resident refuses their morning bath, shouting aggressively at the nurse aide. The aide tells the resident, 'If you don't take a bath right now, you won't get lunch.' This is an example of:

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 5 of 60

Which of the following scenarios describes 'Misappropriation of Resident Property' (Financial Abuse)?

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 6 of 60

A resident complains of pain. The CNA checks the care plan and sees PRN (as needed) pain medication is ordered. The CNA should:

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 7 of 60

Under OBRA guidelines, a resident has the right to be free from chemical restraints. A chemical restraint is defined as:

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 8 of 60

A CNA posts a photo on social media showing a 'funny' interaction with a resident. The resident's face is visible. This action violates:

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 9 of 60

A resident asks the CNA to read their mail to them because they cannot see well. The CNA should:

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 10 of 60

If a CNA is delegated a task by a nurse that the CNA has not been trained to perform, the legally and ethically correct action is to:

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 11 of 60

A resident is placed on hospice care. The primary goal of hospice is to:

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 12 of 60

When witnessing a coworker commit an act of negligence that causes harm to a resident, the CNA's failure to report the incident makes the CNA:

Role of the Nurse Aide

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Question 13 of 60

A resident with Clostridium difficile (C. diff) requires care. What is the correct hand hygiene protocol upon leaving the room?

Promotion of Safety

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Question 14 of 60

During a transfer using a gait belt, the resident's knees buckle and they begin to fall. The CNA's best action is to:

Promotion of Safety

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Question 15 of 60

A resident is receiving oxygen therapy via nasal cannula at 2 Liters per minute. The CNA notices the resident's lips are dry. The CNA should:

Promotion of Safety

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Question 16 of 60

Which set of vital signs indicates a potential medical emergency (shock) requiring immediate reporting?

Promotion of Safety

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Question 17 of 60

When cleaning a spill of blood on the floor, the CNA must first:

Promotion of Safety

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Question 18 of 60

A resident is exhibiting Cheyne-Stokes respirations. How would the CNA describe this observation?

Promotion of Safety

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Question 19 of 60

The 'portal of entry' in the chain of infection refers to:

Promotion of Safety

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Question 20 of 60

When putting on (donning) full PPE for a droplet isolation room, the correct sequence according to CDC guidelines is:

Promotion of Safety

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Question 21 of 60

A resident has an indwelling (Foley) catheter. To prevent a Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI), the CNA must:

Promotion of Safety

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Question 22 of 60

Which class of fire extinguisher is used for fires involving combustible metals (like magnesium)?

Promotion of Safety

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Question 23 of 60

A resident on a 'Thickened Liquids' diet is mistakenly served a regular cup of coffee. The immediate risk to the resident is:

Promotion of Safety

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Question 24 of 60

When turning a resident who is recovering from spinal surgery, the CNA must use which technique?

Promotion of Safety

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Question 25 of 60

A CNA enters a room and finds a resident unresponsive and not breathing. After calling for help, the very next step is to:

Promotion of Safety

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Question 26 of 60

A resident has expressive aphasia following a stroke. This means the resident:

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 27 of 60

When performing Passive Range of Motion (PROM) on a contracted elbow, the resident winces. The CNA should:

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 28 of 60

A resident with right-sided hemiparesis needs to transfer from the bed to a wheelchair. The wheelchair should be positioned:

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 29 of 60

To prevent pressure ulcers, the most effective intervention for a bedfast resident is:

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 30 of 60

When dressing a resident who has an IV in their left arm and weakness in their right arm, how should the CNA remove the resident's gown?

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 31 of 60

A resident is visually impaired. During mealtime, the CNA should:

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 32 of 60

Which of the following is an early sign of a urinary tract infection (UTI) in an elderly resident?

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 33 of 60

Anti-embolic stockings (TED hose) are applied to:

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 34 of 60

When assisting a resident with a bedpan, elevating the head of the bed:

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 35 of 60

The primary purpose of restorative nursing programs is to:

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 36 of 60

When providing foot care to a resident with diabetes, the CNA must NEVER:

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 37 of 60

When assisting a female resident with perineal care, wiping front to back is essential because it:

Promotion of Function and Health of Residents

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Question 38 of 60

When taking a tympanic temperature, the thermometer is placed in the: