ADL's and Client Rights
Vital Signs
Body Mechanics
Blood Borne Pathogens
Emergencies
Health and Wellness
100
Before assisting a client into a bath or shower, the CNA should first
check the temperature of the water.
100
A thermometer is placed under the tongue. This is called...
an oral temperature.
100
A client has slid to the floor from a chair. You are not allowed to do what?
do not pick the client up from the floor, and place them in the chair.
100
The most important means to control transmission of bloodborne pathogens is
is practicing standard precautions.
100
The caregiver sees a patient is about to fall and is nearby. How do they help?
assist the client gently to the floor.
100
A diabetic client is having symptoms of weakness, dizziness, cold clammy skin, hunger, and disorientation. This is called
hypoglycemia.
200
Turning or repositioning the client every two hours.
Is prevention of pressure ulcers.
200
When placing a blood pressure cuff, which pulse is it placed over top of?
the brachial pulse.
200
When assisting the client to the toilet, the primary responsibility should be to
provide balance and support.
200
The use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is based on
What is the possible presence of any type of bodily fluids.
200
The acronym PASS means
Pull the pin, Aim at base, Squeeze the trigger, and Sweep side to side.
200
A caregiver has a fever and is feeling sick. This could be signs or symptoms of Covid-19. What should they do next?
call the nursing supervisor immediately.
300
When assisting a client with left sided weakness undress, begin by
undressing the weak arm first.
300
Temperature, blood pressure, respirations. and pulse are called
vital signs.
300
DAILY DOUBLE
Movement of a joint to the extent possible without causing pain is called
Range of Motion.
300
HIV, Hepatitis B virus, and Hep C virus can be spread by
getting infected blood into a mucous membrane.
300
After checking responsiveness of a client and asking "are you ok?" without a response, the next step is to
call 911.
300
The diabetic client would like a snack. The most appropriate snack would be
a. Ice Cream B. Candy bar C. apple slices or D. Whatever the client wants
C. apple slices.
400
When giving care to a client, the caregiver should avoid unnecessary exposure of the client in order to protect the client's right to....
Privacy.
400
The caregiver checks the client's wrist for a
radial pulse.
400
You are using a gait belt with your client. If the client begins to fall, use the loops to gently assist the client to the floor. True or False?
true.
400
The best way to prevent the spread of Covid is
wearing a mask, good hand hygiene, and keeping a 6 foot distance away from people.
400
The caregiver arrives at a home, but does not feel safe. What should they do next?
contact an ABC supervisor immediately.
400
DAILY DOUBLE 
A client has a possible urinary tract infection. What symptoms should a CNA look for?
foul smelling urine, painful urination, dark colored urine, restlessness or agitation.
500
Gently file fingernails, soak nails in warm water, and polish the nails.
correct nail care.
500
The name of the pulse located on the neck, that is checked during CPR.
carotid pulse.
500
The proper use of body mechanics when lifting something from the floor is..
lift the legs and not the back.
500
What do you do if you have been potentially exposed to bloodborne pathogens?
report incident to supervisor, and receive medical evaluation immediately.
500
A client is in hospice care. They are not breathing, and you cannot locate a pulse. The first thing you must do is:
call hospice.
500
The caregiver notices a client's dentures are placed in a dry cup. What must they do next?
ask the client to add water to the cup to decrease the risk of drying out.
600
The female perineum should be cleaned from
front to back.
600
A client's blood pressure is 180/110. This should be reported to the nurse supervisor immediately. What term is used to describe this blood pressure?
hypertension.
600
A client is getting out of bed to walk to a chair. What should the caregiver put on the client's feet?
rubber soled slip resistant slippers or shoes.
600
Microorganisms that are present in human blood and can cause disease in humans are called
blood borne pathogens.
600
The acronym RACE means...
Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish.
600
A family member would like to have the caregiver add range of motion exercises to the plan of care. The caregiver would tell the family member ...
inform the family they must notify the nursing supervisor to change the plan of care.