Ivy Tech CNA Program Exam 4 Practice

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• Which of the following is a common indicator of elder abuse or neglect that CNA must report?
• What triggers a heart attack (Myocardial Infarction)?
• What are proper safety steps when transporting a resident in a wheelchair or stretcher?
• How should you communicate with a resident who has hearing impairment?
• What is the difference between stage 1 and stage 2 pressure injuries?
• Which of the following changes occurs in the urinary system during aging?
• When you observe medication-related observations not administering meds yourself, how should you document?
• What is the function of the small intestine in digestion?
• What communication approach is recommended for residents with dementia or confusion?
• During a seizure, which principle should guide your actions?
• Safety precautions during asthma attacks include the avoidance of which of the following?
• What should you do during a fire drill or fire emergency?
• Which option shows proper documentation of skin color changes?
• Which steps are important when performing denture care?
• What is the purpose of standard precautions in infection control?
• Which action should be avoided when you notice unexplained injuries on a resident?
• How should you manage a urinary catheter bag during a CNA shift?
• What should you do when a resident reports pain using a numeric scale?
• What is osteoporosis characterized by?
• Stage 1 pressure injury is characterized by which finding?
• How is breast cancer primarily classified?
• Which step would be performed last in the bed-to-chair transfer sequence?
• Which symptom is associated with circulatory system disorders?
• What should you do with used linens and personal items?
• Which statement about guiding a wandering resident to safety aligns with policy?
• How should you handle a resident's glasses, dentures, and hearing aids during bathing?
• What medical condition is characterized by the backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus?
• Which of the following symptoms indicates hypoglycemia?
• What is the proper action after handling soiled linens?
• Which temperature range corresponds to a healthy adult oral temperature in Celsius?
• In PPE doffing, which step immediately follows removing gloves?
• During a transfer, on which side should you stand relative to the resident?
• When is it appropriate to wear a gown and gloves during resident care?
• What is the definition of active immunity?
• What is the purpose of transmission-based precautions?
• What is the correct head and neck posture during swallowing precautions for residents at risk of aspiration?
• Which are common nonverbal indicators of pain in residents who cannot express verbally?
• What does the PASS acronym stand for?
• What is essential to accurately observe and document a resident's urinary output?
• How can a CNA support residents who are visually impaired?
• How should you report signs of skin breakdown to the nurse?
• Who should have access to resident incident reports?
• Which age group is at the highest risk for developing ovarian cancer?
• Where does the digestion of carbohydrates predominantly begin?
• Which change occurs in the immune and lymphatic systems due to aging?
• Which statement best reflects proper handling of soiled linen?
• What is the normal adult blood pressure range?
• Why is proper body alignment important for a bedridden resident?
• Hyperthyroidism can lead to which of the following symptoms?
• How should you handle soiled sanitation items?
• Which of the following is a sign of dehydration?
• What is a potential result of impaired kidney function during aging?
• What are normal ranges for adult pulse and respirations, and what temperature is considered normal?
• What should you check before offering fluids or meals?
• Which action reflects a CNA's role in maintaining a resident's rights and confidentiality?
• What is meant by passive immunity?
• What is a common symptom of a Stroke (CVA)?
• What is a notable emotional symptom of Multiple Sclerosis?
• Which of the following is NOT a symptom of nervous system diseases or disorders?
• What symptom is associated with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)?
• Which actions promote safety to prevent falls?
• When observing a resident's skin for color changes, which observation should you document and report?
• What is the proper sequence for dressing a resident with a weak side first or strong side first?
• What is the correct procedure to report upon noticing skin irritation from a nasal cannula?
• What type of cells does lymphoma primarily affect?
• Which statement correctly contrasts Stage 1 and Stage 2 pressure injuries?
• What should you document when you respond to a resident's call light?
• What is a sign of hyperglycemia?
• What are the primary conditions that make up Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)?
• Which statement correctly distinguishes active range of motion from passive range of motion?
• What is the correct sequence for applying PPE before entering a resident's room with contact precautions?
• How should you provide mouth care for an unconscious resident?
• What practice helps prevent contamination when handling soiled linens?
• Which cancer is known to cause more deaths than any other in the female reproductive system?
• How should you respond to a resident's call light?
• After removing gloves and gown, what is the next step in PPE?
• What information must be documented when recording intake and output?
• When recording intake and output, what additional detail is recommended?
• What are bronchi primarily responsible for?
• If a patient is verbally expressing that they cannot breathe, what is the first action a CNA should take?
• Which organ is responsible for secreting the hormone important for sugar metabolism?
• What should you do when you respond to a seizure in a resident?
• What defines a peptic ulcer?
• When is it appropriate to use a safety reminder device (bed or chair alarm)?
• Which of the following symptoms indicates Parkinson Disease?
• Which approach demonstrates therapeutic communication when a resident asks questions about care?
• If a resident requests not to be touched by a male staff member, what should the CNA do?
• Why is cultural, spiritual, and personal preference respect important during CNA care?
• Which problem is commonly reported in elderly women due to hormonal changes?
• What is a common physical symptom of hyperglycemia?
• What is defined as a permanent stiffening of a joint caused by muscle atrophy?
• Which type of arthritis is known as “wear and tear” arthritis?
• How should float heels be positioned to avoid pressure on the heels?
• Which of the following best describes typical incident report content?
• Which pain assessment scale is most appropriate for a nonverbal adult resident?
• What is the first step in the procedure for float heels?
• Which symptom is typically associated with tuberculosis (TB)?
• In the context of RACE, what does 'Contain/Confine' mean?
• What substance does the lymphatic system carry toward the heart?
• What is the main function of the immune system?
• How should you perform a two-person transfer from bed to chair using a transfer belt?
• What is a common change to the reproductive system in aging males?
• How should you position a resident during and after meals to reduce the risk of aspiration?
• What information should you document when there is a change in a resident's mental status?
• Why is the PASS method used with fire extinguishers?
• What is the normal respiratory rate for an adult at rest?
• Which practice promotes independence during bathing?
• What is the primary purpose of a gait belt?
• What condition is characterized by fatigue, weight gain, and cold sensitivity?
• What is the proper order for bathing a resident from start to finish?
• Which observation about skin shows potential breakdown and should be reported promptly?
• Which symptom is NOT associated with hyperthyroidism?
• How should you respond to a resident's refusal of care?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a common sign of infection to observe and report?
• How should you respond to a wandering resident to ensure safety?
• What type of blood typically indicates internal bleeding?
• What is the recommended angle during meals to reduce aspiration risk?
• Are CNAs allowed to administer medications?
• What practice supports safety and hygiene in daily care?
• After drying hands, how should you turn off the faucet?
• When a resident has hearing impairment, which approach is recommended to ensure effective communication?
• Which of the following is a possible effect of aging on male reproductive hormones?
• If a diabetic patient refuses to eat, what is the appropriate first step?
• What effect does Emphysema have on the lungs?
• Why must oxygen be kept away from flames during therapy?
• When providing oxygen therapy, what should you monitor on the resident's skin?
• Which action is not appropriate when inspecting or maintaining a mobility device between uses?
• What are best practices for a bed bath to prevent chilling?
• What are risk factors for pressure ulcers that CNAs should monitor?
• What is a common symptom of a kidney infection?
• What is the composition of kidney stones?
• Which steps help prevent falls in a resident's room?
• How should you dry your hands after washing?
• What is the lymphatic system primarily responsible for?
• What is a correct sequence for transferring a resident from bed to chair using a gait belt?
• How should a CNA assist a resident with incontinence while maintaining dignity?
• What is the normal oral body temperature range for most adults?
• What is the CNA's role in wound care?
• How should a gait belt be applied for safe transfer?
• What should you do if a vital sign reading is outside the normal range?
• Which steps help prevent slipping in a resident's room?
• When assessing pain with a numeric scale, what should you document besides the score?
• What does the RACE acronym stand for in fire response?
• What are the main effects of Osteoarthritis?
• What should you do to inspect and maintain a wheelchair or walker between uses?
• Which changes in a resident's condition require immediate reporting to the supervisor?
• What is the guideline for wearing a gown and mask in addition to gloves?
• Why is patient privacy important in shared rooms?
• Which of the following is NOT a symptom of Cerebral Palsy?
• Which practice is correct when performing range-of-motion exercises for an immobilized limb?
• Which signs should be reported promptly when monitoring edema?
• What is the correct technique for emptying and measuring a urinary drainage bag?
• What organ is responsible for the production of estrogen?
• Why is a proper meal tray setup important?
• During nasal cannula care, what should be done if there is redness or irritation?
• In a fire emergency, which action should generally be taken first?
• Which principle does HIPAA require regarding resident information?
• What does the presence of bright red blood typically indicate?
• What is a common description of angina (chest pain)?
• How should you position a resident who is recovering from a stroke?
• Which of the following should be observed about urine?
• Which action is NOT appropriate during wheelchair transport?
• What is an effective approach to calm an agitated resident with dementia?
• What condition is characterized by pain or burning with urination?
• What is a primary symptom of hypothyroidism?
• Which of the following is NOT a recognized symptom of a heart attack?
• What defines lymphoma?
• What does RACE stand for in fire safety?
• How often should residents be repositioned to prevent pressure injuries?
• Which of the following describes incontinence?
• What should you do when a safety reminder device alarm sounds?
• What is AIDS?
• Which hormone is primarily associated with the body's response to stress?
• Which statement correctly describes the difference between cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting?
• What is a CNA's role during meals?
• Which symptom is often associated with congestive heart failure?
• Before attempting to operate a fire extinguisher, what condition should be true?
• Which of the following demonstrates proper infection control after handling contaminated items?
• When a resident has edema, what should you monitor?
• During meals, how should you position a resident at risk for aspiration?
• What is an example of a respiratory symptom that may occur during nasal cannula care?
• When should a CNA wear gloves?
• What often accompanies a heart attack besides chest pain?
• How can you prevent edema or swelling in the lower extremities?
• What is the primary function of alveoli in the lungs?
• Which sequence represents the correct order of handwashing steps?
• What does Rheumatoid Arthritis affect?
• How should pain be assessed in residents who cannot verbally express it?
• A primary characteristic of hypothyroidism is:
• Which organ is primarily involved in the detoxification of harmful substances in the body?
• What is a recommended technique for perineal care with a male catheter?
• How should you position a resident to prevent foot drop and maintain comfort?
• How often should immobile residents be turned and repositioned?
• Which of the following is a sign of hyperthyroidism?
• What is the role of the adrenal glands?
• What should be included in an incident report?
• Which symptom is indicative of both high blood sugar and diabetes?
• What is the CNA's role in oxygen therapy safety?
• What should you do if you notice signs of infection around a wound?
• What is the correct technique for removing contaminated gown without contaminating yourself?
• If you notice the oxygen tubing is kinked, what should you do?
• What system do the mouth, esophagus, and intestines belong to?
• Which gland is responsible for producing growth hormone?
• What happens to blood vessels as a natural part of aging?
• What is the primary responsibility of a CNA to promote resident safety?
• What does sputum refer to?
• Which of the following constitutes key elements of perineal care for a female catheter?
• What is the purpose of a draw sheet?
• Which symptom is an indicator of urinary diseases and disorders?
• Which symptom is commonly observed in Parkinson Disease?
• What should you do if a resident complains of chest pain?
• What practice helps ensure privacy for residents in shared rooms?
• What is a CNA's role in implementing a resident's care plan?
• Why is standard precautions essential in infection control?
• What is the correct sequence for doffing PPE after patient care?
• What is the proper way to care for dentures?
• How do you perform peri-care for a female resident who is incontinent?
• What is the primary goal of maintaining good body alignment for a resident recovering from a stroke?
• What are the muscle symptoms of Cerebral Palsy typically characterized by?
• What organ produces testosterone?
• Which organ is NOT involved in the digestive process?
• What symptom is associated with lower urinary tract infections?
• Why should the catheter bag be kept below the bladder?
• What is a urinary tract infection (UTI)?
• Which organ is primarily responsible for the production of digestive enzymes?
• In bathing a resident, which area is typically bathed last?
• What should you do if a resident refuses to eat?
• What is the normal resting heart rate for an adult?
• Is dementia considered a normal part of aging?
• What is the purpose of using a friction-reducing draw sheet during transfers?
• Which of the following describes the proper steps for performing hand hygiene before resident care?
• What is the final step in doffing PPE after patient care?
• What is the primary cause of asthma?
• What is the primary purpose of incident reports in healthcare documentation?
• If a resident's rights are violated, what should you do?
• Why is it important to keep dentures in a labeled container when not in use?
• Which one of these is a common symptom of hyperthyroidism?
• What is the purpose of using a gait belt during transfers?