WorksheetsUnit 12 – Personal Care Skills
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Mia is a CNA working in a long-term care facility. She is helping a resident get dressed in the morning. Why should Mia encourage the resident to do as much of the dressing as possible?
To save time
To promote independence
To reduce charting
To avoid safety checks
Maya is assisting a patient with a complete bed bath. Which area should Maya clean LAST during the process?
Face
Arms
Chest
Perineal area
Avery is helping a resident prepare for a bath. Why should Avery always check the water temperature before bathing the resident?
Resident comfort and safety
Documentation purposes
Infection control only
Facility policy only
Maya is staying in a care facility. Which item must remain within Maya’s reach at all times?
Washcloth
Soap
Call light
Towel
Emma is providing care to a resident. Which action best supports the resident's dignity during care?
Rushing tasks
Explaining procedures
Ignoring preferences
Leaving doors open
Ava is assisting a resident with oral care. How should the resident be positioned?
Flat
Side-lying
Avery is helping a patient with personal care. Which practice should Avery use to help prevent falls?
Leaving wheels unlocked
Locking bed or wheelchair
Standing away
Rushing care
Henry is a resident at a care facility. When assisting Henry with grooming, the CNA should:
Decide the style
Encourage resident choice
Skip grooming
Rush the task
While providing care to a resident, Emma notices skin redness on the resident's arm. What should Emma do?
Treat it
Ignore it
Cover it
Report it
Olivia is helping a resident with their daily personal care activities. Which activity would best support the resident's emotional well-being?
Charting
Grooming
Feeding
Toileting
Jackson is a CNA working in a nursing home. He always makes sure to listen carefully to residents and speaks to them politely, even when he is busy. Which statement best describes Jackson's professional CNA behavior?
Completing tasks quickly
Respectful communication
Ignoring preferences
Forcing care
Zoe is a CNA assisting a resident with getting dressed. What should Zoe do?
Choose clothing
Encourage independence
Rush the resident
Ignore preferences
Emma is a nursing assistant at a care facility. She is helping a resident get ready for bed. Which action by Emma shows respect for resident rights?
Providing privacy
Rushing care
Skipping explanations
Leaving call light out of reach
Abigail is helping her grandmother with daily personal care tasks. Which task requires special attention to safety?
Hair brushing
Bathing
Oral care
Nail cleaning
Charlotte, a resident at the care facility, refuses to receive assistance with her morning routine. As a CNA, what should you do?
Force the care
Document only
Respect and report
Ignore the refusal
