CNA Review: Fire & Safety

What is the first step in the RACE protocol for fire safety?

• Rescue anyone in immediate danger

• Activate the fire alarm system

• Contain the fire

• Extinguish the fire

Which of the following is NOT a step in the PASS method for using a fire extinguisher?

• Squeeze the handle

• Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire

• Cover the fire with a blanket

• Pull the pin

What should a CNA do if they encounter a fire hazard?

• Wait for someone else to notice

• Try to fix it themselves

• Ignore it and continue working

• Report it immediately

In the event of a fire, when should a CNA attempt to extinguish the fire?

• If they have a fire extinguisher

• Whenever they see a fire

• Only if they are alone

• If the fire is small and they are trained

What is the primary role of a CNA in fall prevention?

• Administer medication

• Diagnose health conditions

• Ensure safe surroundings and assist with mobility

• Perform medical procedures

Which action is part of maintaining a safe environment in healthcare settings?

• Ignoring resident discomfort

• Blocking emergency exits

• Ensuring clutter-free walkways

• Leaving spills unattended

What should a CNA do if a resident is at risk of falling?

• Encourage them to walk alone

• Provide support and encourage the use of assistive devices

• Tell them to stay in bed all day

• Ignore the risk

How should a CNA assist with evacuation during a fire?

• Panic and run

• Leave residents behind

• Assist residents with mobility challenges

• Wait for the fire department

What is the correct action if a CNA notices a spill in the hallway?

• Ignore it

• Walk around it

• Wait for someone else to clean it

• Report it immediately and clean it if possible

Which of the following is a key component of general safety for CNAs?

• Rushing through tasks

• Leaving equipment in walkways

• Ignoring safety protocols

• Using proper body mechanics when lifting