CNA Review 1

CNA 1

100

to prevent the development of bed sores, residents should be turned how often?

At least every 2 hours

200

This is given to all residents on admission to the facility to ensure they know their rights. 

What is the residents bill of rights

300

List the 5 vital signs

Heart Rate, Temperature, Blood Pressure, Oxygen, and Pain

400

If one uses restraints NOT in accordance with facility policy and procedure, they could be charged with this

What is assault and battery? 

500

This is the name of the the "blood pressure gauge" you use when checking a BP manually (must pronounce or spell it correctly to get the points!)

What is a sphygmomanometer?

CNA 2

100

During hand washing, you should use this amount of time of friction

What is 20 seconds?

200

This is the written plan of action developed to meet each resident's needs.

What is the Care Plan?

300

Refers to difficulty or discomfort in swallowing

What is dysphagia

400

It would be considered "this" if you leave your unit without permission during your shift

What is abandonment?

500

In LTC, this role investigates complaints and advocates for the rights of residents

What is an ombudsman?

CNA 3

100

This is what you should do if while assisting a resident to sit on the edge of the bed and they complain of persistent dizziness 

What is help him lie down and call for the nurse?

200

This is the result of not turning or moving a patient often enough

What is a pressure sore/wound?

300

This is paralysis of one side of the body, usually caused by a stroke

What is hemiplegia?

400

What you should do every time before feeding a resident

What is checking the patient's chart?

500

The type of PPE would you wear to a room labeled "airborne precautions"

What are N-95 respirators?

CNA 4

100

refers to the absence of fever

What is afebrile?

200

This is the nation's health protection agency that develop interventions for infections

What is CDC?

300

HIPAA stands for:

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

400

Chest pain or discomfort caused by reduced blood flow to the heart.

What is angina? 

500

These are caused by shortening or tightening of muscles or tendons, resulting in loss of motion in the joint

What is a contracture?

CNA 5

100

This position is usually considered the CNA's immediate supervisor 

What is the charge/staff nurse?

200

This is how many hours of in-service education the CNA is required to complete for renewal

What is 48 hours?

300

The resident reporting that she has an upset stomach is an example of what type of observation?

What is subjective data?

400

This is difficulty or labored breathing

What is Dyspnea?

500

This disease causes infectious diarrhea and is associated with antibiotic use

What is C-Diff?