CNA Final Test

A client insults you by calling you names. Which is the best action to take?

Your elderly client seems to be “seeing things”. What should you chart and/or report to the nurse?

When a cast is put on a forearm or leg, the fingers or toes are left uncovered. This is chiefly done to make it possible to:

Before helping a client into or out of a wheelchair, it is necessary to have the brakes:

Whenever nursing care is to be given to a conscious client, it is always important to:

In giving enema, it could be dangerous to:

Client may sometimes mention religious beliefs with which you may not agree. Which understanding would be the best guide?

If an unconscious client starts to vomit, which first action would be most important?

You notice that the side rail on one side of the bed of an elderly, confused client has been left down. No one is with the client. What would be the best thing to do first?

When a client has had an operation and does not move in bed of his/her own accord, turning him/her often will help to prevent:

When you lift a heavy object, the best way is to:

Vital signs include which of the following?

Which of the following temperatures is not the correct normal temperature?

Which of the following oral temperatures would you report?

When taking a rectal temperature, you should:

Precautions to take to control infection include all of the following except:

Hand washing should be done:

When caring for your client, it is important to maintain as clean, safe and healthy environment as is possible. The reasons for this include all except:

You are caring for Mr. Black, a terminally ill cancer client. A neighbor phones you and says, “Mr. Black is so very sick. I hear he is dying. It is true?” Your best reply would be:

Which of the following should you do when you are giving a bed bath?

Which of the following would you not do while giving foot care to your client?

When ambulating with a client who uses a walker, you should be sure he/she:

Mr. Redd has been on bed rest for the past two days. New orders state to get him up in the chair for one-half hour, three times a day. You explain this to Mr. Redd and then help him to sit on the edge of the bed. Mr. Redd says, “I’m feeling dizzy.” You should:

A client who is unable to move needs to have his/her position changed at least:

When a client does not drink enough fluids, he/she may develop which of these problems?