General CNA Exam

A(n) _______ condition is a condition that lasts a long period of time.

• Acute

• Diagnosed

• Chronic

• Subacute

How many hours per day is skilled nursing care available to residents of long-term care facilities?

• 5 hours

• 8 hours

• 12 hours

• 24 hours

Which of the following is true of trauma-informed care?

• Trauma-informed care is only practiced in veterans' hospitals.

• Trauma-informed care seeks to consider each person's trauma as part of his care.

• Trauma-informed care is only performed by medical social workers.

• Trauma-informed care is another name for hospice care.

Medicare Part B helps to pay for

• medical equipment.

• prescription medications.

• additional private insurance..

• long-term care.

Which of the following is an example of an NA being sympathetic?

• The NA listens closely to a resident who is upset that her family missed a scheduled visit.

• The NA tells a resident she likes her handmade scarf.

• The NA accepts a tip from a resident's daughter and shares it with another NA.

• The NA does not take sides in an argument between two residents in the activity room.

An occupational therapist can help a resident to

• find volunteer work after she is discharged.

• socialize and stay active at the long-term care facility.

• use assistive devices to perform ADLs.

• improve or overcome speech problems.

Which of the following is true of a resident's care plan?

• All resident care plans are identical to ensure everyone gets the same level of care.

• All resident care plans are individualized based on needs and treatment goals.

• Resident care plans are a rough guideline for meeting a resident's basic needs.

• Resident care plans are only used for residents who are unconscious.

To be conscientious means to be

• awake and alert.

• the fastest at performing care tasks.

• observant, accurate, and responsible.

• skilled in the scientific field.

The right to make independent choices is

• guaranteed to each resident under OBRA.

• determined by the resident's abilities.

• determined by the medical social worker.

• a reward to reinforce good resident behavior.

Which of the following actions is an example of negligence?

• A nursing assistant finds a resident difficult so she tells him he cannot leave his room to socialize.

• A resident's family member ignores masking requirements in a long-term care facility.

• A resident's son offers the NA a tip to take special care of his father.

• A nursing assistant ignores a resident's call light and later learns that he has fallen.