WorksheetsNA Module 92024-2025 Study Guide
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 24mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The nurse asks you to strain a person’s urine. To do this, you need
a)
A. A midstream urine specimen
b)
B. A 24-hour urine specimen
c)
C. A strainer or gauze
d)
D. Elastic tape
2.
Oral care before collecting a sputum specimen involves
a)
A. Brushing the teeth
b)
B. Using mouthwash
c)
C. Flossing
d)
D. Rinsing with clear water
3.
The nurse asks you to collect a random urine specimen. Which is correct?
a)
A. No special measures are needed
b)
B. The perineal area is cleaned before collecting the specimen
c)
C. The first voiding is discarded
d)
D. The person voids twice
4.
Mucus from the respiratory system that is expelled through the mouth is
a)
A. Phlegm
b)
B. Saliva
c)
C. Sputum
d)
D. Ketone
5.
Normal urine has
a)
A. A faint odor
b)
B. A strong odor
c)
C. A sweet odor
d)
D. An ammonia odor
6.
Which of the following is a characteristic of normal urine?
a)
A. Pale-yellow urine
b)
B. Straw-colored urine
c)
C. Red-colored urine
d)
D. Clear urine
7.
The nurse asks you to collect a stool specimen from a patient/resident. Which is INCORRECT?
a)
A. Explain what the person needs to do
b)
B. Explain what you will do
c)
C. Ask if the person understands what to do
d)
D. Stay with the person until the person has a bowel movement
8.
When collecting specimens, you must not touch the inside of the container lid.
a)
True
b)
False
9.
When collecting a sputum specimen, the person coughs up sputum from the
a)
A. Mouth
b)
B. Throat
c)
C. Upper airway
d)
D. Bronchi and trachea
10.
Scant amount of urine.
a)
A. Oliguria
b)
B. Enema
c)
C. Open bed
d)
D. Pressure Ulcer
e)
E. Constipation
11.
Residents on tube feedings do not need frequent oral care.
a)
True
b)
False
12.
Occurs when the IV fluid leaks into surronding tissues
a)
chemical imbalance
b)
allergic reaction
c)
infiltration
d)
none of these
13.
What are signs and symptoms of infiltration?
a)
swelling and discomfort
b)
burning and tightness
c)
cool skin and blanching
d)
all of these
14.
Intravenous (IV), means
a)
A. outside the vein
b)
B. within a vein
c)
C. within the lungs
d)
D. none of these
15.
When fluid intake exceeds fluid output, tissues swell with water, it's called
a)
Dehydration
b)
Edema
c)
Forcing Fluids
d)
Liquidation
16.
Means to have the patient drink an incresed amount of fluids.
a)
Dehydration
b)
Edema
c)
Forcing Fluids
d)
Liquidation
17.
Wet, damp and soiled linens are changed at the end of your shift.
a)
A. True
b)
B. False
18.
Which linens must be tight and wrinkle-free?
a)
A. Bottom linens
b)
B. The blanket
c)
C. The bedspread
d)
D. The pillowcase
19.
Keeping the person’s room clean, neat, safe, and comfortable is the responsibility of
a)
A. Housekeeping staff
b)
B. Everyone involved in the person’s care
c)
C. Maintenance staff
d)
D. The person and family
20.
A clean, neat, wrinkle-free bed does the following except
a)
A. Increase the person’s comfort
b)
B. Help prevent skin breakdown
c)
C. Help prevent pressure ulcers
d)
D. Prevent incontinence
21.
A patient/resident is up all day. What kind of bed should you make?
a)
A. Closed bed
b)
B. Open bed
c)
C. Occupied bed
d)
D. Surgical bed
22.
Linens are held
a)
A. With forceps
b)
B. Close to your body and uniform
c)
C. Away from your body and uniform
d)
D. With gloves on
23.
Which is NOT a safety measure for making beds?
a)
A. Raise the bed to a comfortable height.
b)
B. Face in the direction you are working at the side of the bed.
c)
C. After making a bed, lower the bed to its lowest position
d)
D. After making an occupied bed, always raise the bed rails
24.
A patient/resident brought a pillow from home. Which statement is correct?
a)
A. The person needs to bring a pillowcase, too
b)
B. The person must use a pillow provided by the nursing center
c)
C. The person has the right to use the pillow
d)
D. The pillow must have a safety check by the maintenance department
25.
You brought 2 pillowcases into a patient’s/resident’s room. The person uses 1 pillow. What should you do with the other pillowcase?
a)
A. Return it to the linen supply
b)
Leave it in the person’s room for another time
c)
C. Take it to another patient’s/resident’s room
d)
D. Put it with the dirty laundry
26.
Wet, damp, or soiled linens are changed
a)
A. Right away
b)
B. After meals
c)
C. After the shower or bath
d)
D. Each shift
27.
Linen can be transferred from one patient’s/resident’s room to another patient’s/resident’s room.
a)
True
b)
False
28.
You are going to make a bed. For good body mechanics, the bed is
a)
A. Fowler’s position
b)
B. Raised
c)
C. Locked into position
d)
D. Moved so you can reach it with ease
29.
Your patient/resident is right-handed. The bedside stand and call signal should be:
a)
A. On her right side
b)
B. On her left side
c)
C. Wherever the facility wants it
d)
D. Where it will be convenient for you
30.
You are removing dirty linens from a person’s bed. Which is correct?
a)
A. Remove all dirty linens at once
b)
B. Roll each piece away from you
c)
C. Keep the side that touched the person outside the roll
d)
D. Place dirty linen on the floor
31.
A type of bed ready for a patient/resident arriving on a stretcher.
a)
A. Oliguria
b)
B. Enema
c)
C. Open bed
d)
D. Pressure Ulcer
e)
E. Constipation
32.
1. Pruritus is
(a)
33.
What is the purpose of an enema?
a)
Stimulate bowel movement/relieve constipation
b)
Cleanse bowel prior to surgery
c)
Remove flatus (gas)
d)
All of these
e)
None of these
34.
Water temperature for an enema solution for adults usually is
a)
A. 100ᵒ
b)
B. 105ᵒ
c)
C. 110ᵒ
d)
D. Body temperature
35.
What is the preferred position for giving an enema?
a)
A. Fowler’s or semi-fowlers position
b)
B. Sims’ or left side lying position
c)
C. Prone or supine position
d)
D. Supine or right side-lying position
36.
The passage of a hard, dry stool
a)
A. Oliguria
b)
B. Enema
c)
C. Open bed
d)
D. Pressure Ulcer
e)
E. Constipation
37.
The introduction of fluid into the rectum.
(a)
38.
A patient/resident is going to be discharged. What must occur before the person can leave?
a)
A. Give the person prescriptions written by the doctor
b)
B. The person must be transported to the exit area by wheelchair or stretcher
c)
C. The person must pay the bill
d)
D. The person must sign a consent form
39.
You are admitting a new patient/resident. Which is INCORRECT?
a)
A. Discuss the person’s diagnoses and medical history
b)
B. Complete the facility clothing list
c)
C. Orient the person to the room
d)
D. Orient the person to the nursing unit and the facility
40.
The nurse asks you to assist with the admission of a new patient/resident. What can the nurse delegate to you?
a)
A. Transporting the person to his or her room
b)
B. Having the person sign admitting papers
c)
C. Having the person sign a general consent for treatment
d)
D. Explaining patients/residents rights to the person
41.
Open wound on the heel of a patient/resident
a)
A. Oliguria
b)
B. Enema
c)
C. Open bed
d)
D. Pressure Ulcer
e)
E. Constipation
42.
integumentary system is the skin it's associated structures, such as the hair, nails, sweat glands, and sebaceous glands.
a)
A. True
b)
B.False
43.
CNAs may NOT apply:
a)
A. A & D Ointment
b)
B. Zinc Oxide
c)
C. Clearasil and Stridex
d)
D. Prescription creams
44.
Which of the following observations of a wound should be reported to the charge nurse?
a)
A. Decrease or increase of temperature.
b)
B. Change in color, pain, swelling.
c)
C. Drainage: color, consistency, amount, odor.
d)
D. All of these
45.
Elastic stockings also are called
a)
A. Anti-embolism stockings
b)
B. Support Hose
c)
C. Elastic bandages
d)
D. Montgomery bandages
46.
Which of the following is NOT a key point when applying elastic stockings?
a)
A. Always wait until the resident is out of bed before applying them.
b)
B Check for wrinkles.
c)
C Check skin color and temperature.
d)
D Check popliteal pulse.
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