NA State Exam
When traveling to the test site to take the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) Examination, each candidate must bring the following?
What is US social security card and a current signed photo ID?
OBRA is?
What is A federal law enacted to provide quality care for residents in long term care facilities and determined requirements for training of nurse aides?
A resident had a stroke and is paralyzed on the left side. Where is the call signal placed?
What is on the residents right side?
Residents with Alzheimer's disease need help with dressing. As a nurse aide your role is to?
What is to allow the resident to choose between two outfits?
Pinching and pushing a resident is an example of?
What is physical abuse?
During the skills portion of the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) Examination, the candidate will be required to perform five skills proficiently. One of these skills will always be?
What is Hand washing?
After lathering the hands, they should be washed for?
What is 20 seconds?
Damage to part of the brain due to a blood clot or hemorrhage cutting off blood supply is called?
What is a Cerebrovascular accident?
In order to deliver the best support to a resident who is dying and the family, the nurse aide must consider?
What is personal feelings about death and dying?
When caring for residents with developmental disabilities, the nurse aide should?
What is treat the residents with respect and dignity?
To be listed on the NC Nurse Aide Registry, the candidate must pass the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) Examination. The exam includes?
What is Demonstration of 5 skills and written or oral exam?
The basic precautions that every health care worker must use, on every resident that they come in contact with, in order to prevent the spread of infection are?
What is standard precautions?
The areas more prone to skin breakdown on the body such as the shoulder blades, elbows, and the sacrum are known as the?
What is bony prominances?
What stage of grief is associated with withdrawal and mourning?
What is Depression?
The nurse aide knows that which of the following actions would escalate a resident who suddenly becomes agitated?
What is Become angry and irate fussing at the resident because of the resident's behavior?
Any nurse aide who does not work as a nurse aide for pay during the registry's 24-month listing period will be required to?
What is Retake and pass the NNAAP Exam?
Normal range for an adult pulse rate is?
What is 60-100?
What is a physical barrier to successful communication?
What is cultural differences?
What does a DNR order mean to a nurse aide?
What is CPR should not be started in the event of cardiac arrest?
Which position may make it easier for a resident to have less difficulty breathing?
What is Fowler's or semi-Fowler's position?
Listing on the NC NAI Registry must be renewed every 24 months. What is required to renew the listing?
What is Work at least 8 hours, for pay, under RN supervision?
If a resident received 8 oz. of milk at lunch: When the nurse aide picked up the plate, only 1/2 of the milk is gone. How many mLs did the resident consume?
What is 120mL?
A resident is confused and trying to climb out of the bed. Vital signs are, Temperature - 100 degrees orally, Pulse- 106, Respirations-30, B/P 150/90. The nurse aide's first action would be?
What is call for assistance immediately using the call signal in the room and stay with the resident?
The purpose of Hospice Care is?
What is to improve the quality of life for a person who is dying?
A resident falls while attempting to get to the bedside chair as the nurse aide passes the room. An incident report must be filed. What is the role of this nurse aide in the writing of the incident report?
What is dont state opinions on the incident report; only state facts regarding the incident?