Question 1 of 70
What is the single most important action a nurse aide can take to prevent the spread of infection?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 2 of 70
You find a small fire in a resident's wastebasket. According to the RACE protocol, what is your first action?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 3 of 70
When a resident is choking but is still coughing forcefully, what should the nurse aide do?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 4 of 70
A resident is on contact precautions. What personal protective equipment (PPE) is required before entering the room?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 5 of 70
What is the normal range for a resting adult's oral temperature?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 6 of 70
When taking a resident's blood pressure, where should the cuff be placed?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 7 of 70
A resident begins to fall while you are walking them. What is the safest way to respond?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 8 of 70
When emptying a urinary drainage bag, the nurse aide should measure the urine using a:
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 9 of 70
The nurse aide notices a red, warm, non-blanchable area on a bedridden resident's heel. This is a sign of:
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 10 of 70
Which of the following is considered subjective information?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 11 of 70
What is the first step when you find a resident unresponsive on the floor?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 12 of 70
How often must a resident who cannot move themselves be repositioned in bed?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 13 of 70
Where is the radial pulse located?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 14 of 70
Fluid output measurements must include:
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 15 of 70
Items contaminated with blood or body fluids must be disposed of in a:
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 16 of 70
How should dirty linens be handled to prevent spreading infection?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 17 of 70
If a resident has a physical restraint ordered by a doctor, how often must the nurse aide check the resident?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 18 of 70
A resident with diabetes is pale, sweating profusely, and acting confused. This is most likely a sign of:
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 19 of 70
If a resident begins to have a seizure in bed, the nurse aide should:
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 20 of 70
Which of the following is a strict safety rule for residents receiving oxygen therapy?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 21 of 70
When making an occupied bed, the nurse aide must always:
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 22 of 70
Before weighing a resident on a mechanical scale, the nurse aide must:
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 23 of 70
A sign on a resident's door says NPO. This means:
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 24 of 70
Which piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) should be removed first after providing care?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 25 of 70
Where should a resident's call light be placed?
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 26 of 70
To accurately measure a resident's height who cannot stand, the nurse aide should:
Basic Nursing Skills
Question 27 of 70
When dressing a resident with weakness on their right side, the nurse aide should:
Activities of Daily Living
Question 28 of 70
How can a nurse aide best help a visually impaired resident eat independently?
Activities of Daily Living
Question 29 of 70
When providing mouth care to an unconscious resident, the resident must be positioned:
Activities of Daily Living
Question 30 of 70
When cleaning a resident's dentures, the nurse aide must:
Activities of Daily Living
Question 31 of 70
When performing perineal care on a female resident, the nurse aide should wipe:
Activities of Daily Living
Question 32 of 70
The primary goal of restorative nursing care is to:
Restorative Skills
Question 33 of 70
How does a nurse aide help prevent contractures?
Restorative Skills
Question 34 of 70
When assisting a resident to walk using a gait belt, the nurse aide should stand:
Restorative Skills
Question 35 of 70
A resident with Alzheimer's disease is wandering the hallway and seems confused. The best action is to:
Emotional and Mental Health Needs
Question 36 of 70
Validation therapy for a resident with severe dementia involves:
Emotional and Mental Health Needs
Question 37 of 70
A resident experiences increased confusion and agitation in the late afternoon. This is known as:
Emotional and Mental Health Needs
Question 38 of 70
A resident is having a catastrophic reaction (sudden severe outburst) during a bath. The nurse aide should:
Emotional and Mental Health Needs
Question 39 of 70
You find a resident crying in their room. The best response is to:
Emotional and Mental Health Needs
Question 40 of 70
A resident with memory loss asks the same question repeatedly. The nurse aide should:
Emotional and Mental Health Needs
Question 41 of 70
A terminally ill resident yells at you, 'You don't know how to do anything right!' According to the stages of grief, this behavior is likely:
Emotional and Mental Health Needs
Question 42 of 70
A resident requests a visit from their pastor. The nurse aide should:
Spiritual and Cultural Needs
Question 43 of 70
A resident is fasting for religious reasons. The nurse aide should:
Spiritual and Cultural Needs
Question 44 of 70
A resident refuses to take a scheduled shower. The nurse aide should:
Client Rights
Question 45 of 70
Which action demonstrates respect for a resident's right to privacy?
Client Rights
Question 46 of 70
The main role of the Ombudsman is to:
Client Rights
Question 47 of 70
A resident receives unopened mail. The nurse aide should:
Client Rights
Question 48 of 70
When getting a resident dressed for the day, the nurse aide should:
Client Rights
Question 49 of 70
A resident wishes to file a complaint about the food. The facility must:
Client Rights
Question 50 of 70
When a resident has visitors, the nurse aide should:
Client Rights
Question 51 of 70
Physical restraints can only be applied:
Client Rights
Question 52 of 70
If a nurse aide suspects a resident is being abused, they must report it:
Client Rights
Question 53 of 70
A nurse aide sees another staff member take $20 from a resident's wallet. This is an example of:
Client Rights
Question 54 of 70
When communicating with a resident who is hard of hearing, the nurse aide should:
Communication
Question 55 of 70
If a resident speaks a language the nurse aide does not understand, the aide should:
Communication
Question 56 of 70
A resident has expressive aphasia after a stroke. The nurse aide should:
Communication
Question 57 of 70
Before entering a resident's room, the nurse aide must always:
Communication
Question 58 of 70
When answering a resident's call light, the nurse aide should say:
Communication
Question 59 of 70
Which of the following is an objective observation?
Communication
Question 60 of 70
When assisting a visually impaired resident, the nurse aide should:
Communication
Question 61 of 70
Which task is OUTSIDE the scope of practice for a nurse aide in North Carolina?
Member of the Health Care Team
Question 62 of 70
A nurse asks you to perform a sterile dressing change, which you have not been trained to do. You should:
Member of the Health Care Team
Question 63 of 70
The primary purpose of the resident care plan is to:
Member of the Health Care Team
Question 64 of 70
When should a nurse aide report a sudden change in a resident's condition?
Member of the Health Care Team
Question 65 of 70
Which of the following is considered subjective data?
Member of the Health Care Team
Question 66 of 70
The 'Chain of Command' in a healthcare facility provides:
Member of the Health Care Team
Question 67 of 70
HIPAA is a federal law that protects:
Legal and Ethical Behavior
Question 68 of 70
A family member offers you a $50 tip for taking good care of their parent. You should:
Legal and Ethical Behavior
Question 69 of 70
Failing to provide a resident with needed care (like food, water, or repositioning) that results in physical harm is called:
Legal and Ethical Behavior
Question 70 of 70
Raising the side rails on a resident's bed without a doctor's order to prevent them from getting up is legally considered:
Legal and Ethical Behavior
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