Terminology
What is the name pulse site located on the thumb side of the wrist?
What is the Radial Pulse?
How can a Nurse Aid can help in preventing a fall?
What is to ensure their call bell is within reach and bed is in low position?
Your skeleton is generally made up of how many bones?
What is 206?
What does the NA candidate need to bring to the testing site the day of the test?
What is 2 forms of ID?
What does Hypertension mean?
What is high blood pressure?
The medical term for difficulty breathing is?
What is Dyspnea?
When should documentation be recorded?
What is Immediately after care is given?
When performing range of motion on a resident's knee, what positions would the nurse aide be performing?
What is the one Skill that every NA candidate will perform?
What is Handwashing?
The normal pulse rate range is?
What is 60-100?
Which type of blood vessel carries blood away from the heart?
What is Arteries?
Why is it important for the nursing assistant to observe respirations without letting the resident know what he/she is doing?
What is people may alter their breathing if they know they are being observed?
What are two examples of involuntary muscles?
What is heart and intestinal muscles?
The first time NA candidate will complete what 2 portions of the State exam?
What is Written and Oral (Skills)?
How many pounds is 1 kilogram?
What is 2.2 lbs?
What is peristalsis?
What is Involuntary contractions that move food through the digestive system?
What is the proper way for a NA to respond if a resident does not hear him/her or does not understand?
What is face the resident and speak clearly?
What are the two vital functions of the urinary system?
What are to eliminate waste and maintain water balance int he body?
How much does the NA1 state exam cost?
What is $140?
Mrs. Silva's blood pressure is 122/84 is an example of what kind of data?
What is objective data?
What is the definition of dignity?
What is the Quality or state of being worth of esteem or self-worth?
What is the NA’s role during a seizure?
What is document time of start & finish as well as maintain safety?
What does the acronym BE FAST stand for?
What are signs of a stroke?
If the candidate messes up on a skill during the oral exam time what should the candidate do?
What is tell the examiner and then correct those steps?
While obtaining vital signs on a resident, the nurse aide notes that the resident's temperature is not within normal range. When should the nurse aide report the finding to the supervisor?
What is immediately report vital signs that are not within normal limits to the supervisor?