Free Printable CNA Chapter 7 Review

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Name

Class

Date

How many mL = 1 oz

(a)

You have been caring for Mr. Jones and today you went in to take his BP is 190/88, HR 115, RR 20, T 98.8. What would you do?

(a)

Normal Range: Temperature

(a)

Normal Range: HR

(a)

Normal Range: Respirations

(a)

What measurement is used for high blood pressure

(a)

How do you position a fracture pan

(a)

What is diastolic pressure?

Diastolic pressure is the arterial pressure during heart relaxation.

Diastolic pressure is the pressure in the veins when the heart is at rest.

Diastolic pressure is the average pressure in the arteries during a heartbeat.

Diastolic pressure is the pressure during heart contraction.

What is systolic pressure?

Systolic pressure is the average arterial pressure throughout the cardiac cycle.

Systolic pressure is the maximum arterial pressure during heartbeats.

Systolic pressure is the minimum arterial pressure during heartbeats.

Systolic pressure is the pressure in the veins during relaxation of the heart.

10.

If your patient has 4oz of orange juice, 6 oz of coffee, and half of 4 oz milk. What is their total intake?

(a)

11.

How often is pericare completed for a resident who is incontinent?

Once a day

Every time the briefs are changed

Only when changing clothes

At least every 2 hours

12.

Which of the follow is TRUE regarding catheter care?

A CNA can insert a urinary catheter

Make sure the drainage bag is lying on the floor

Do not change wash cloths when performing catheter care

Ensure to clean around the urinary meatus

13.

This is considered the 5th vital sign, is NOT a normal part of aging, and can interfere with sleep

(a)

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