Nurse CNA Quiz

What does CNA stand for?

• Certified Nurse Anesthetist

• Certified Nursing Administrator

• Certified Nursing Assistant

• Certified Nursing Aide

Which of the following is not a duty of a CNA?

• Diagnosing medical conditions

• Monitoring vital signs

• Assisting with daily activities

• Administering medication

What is the minimum educational requirement to become a CNA?

• High school diploma or GED equivalent

• Bachelor's degree

• No education required

• Master's degree

What is the average salary of a CNA in the United States?

• $50,000 per year

• $30,720 per year

• $40,000 per year

• $20,000 per year

Which of the following is a common skill required for a CNA?

• Communication

• Cooking

• Driving

• Programming

What is the main role of a CNA in a healthcare setting?

• The main role of a CNA in a healthcare setting is to provide emotional support to patients.

• The main role of a CNA in a healthcare setting is to provide basic care to patients and assist with daily activities.

• The main role of a CNA in a healthcare setting is to manage administrative tasks.

• The main role of a CNA in a healthcare setting is to perform complex medical procedures.

Which of the following is an important quality for a CNA to have?

• Empathy

• Technical skills

• Attention to detail

• Communication skills

What is the first step to become a CNA?

• Complete a state-approved nursing assistant training program

• Shadow a certified nursing assistant for a day

• Pass a written exam

• Obtain a bachelor's degree in nursing

How long does it typically take to complete a CNA program?

• It typically takes about 4 to 12 weeks to complete a CNA program.

• It typically takes about 1 to 2 years to complete a CNA program.

• It typically takes about 1 to 4 months to complete a CNA program.

• It typically takes about 6 to 18 months to complete a CNA program.

What is the purpose of the CNA Registry?

• To keep track of patients' medical records

• To provide training for nursing assistants

• To regulate the use of medical equipment in healthcare facilities

• To maintain a list of certified nursing assistants who meet state and federal requirements for working in healthcare facilities.