Resident Care Skills
(Part 1)
Resident Care Skills
(Part 2)
Resident Care Skills
(Part 3)
Vitals & Pain
Misc.
100

In which of these procedures would you always wear gloves?

a. hair brushing

b. feeding

c. emptying a urinary drainage bag

d. ambulating

c. emptying a urinary drainage bag

100

When giving a backrub the NA should: 

a. keep res covered as much as possible

b. expect the res to lie on their stomach

c. apply lotion to the back directly from bottle

d. leave extra lotion on the skin when finished

a. keep res covered as much as possible

100

When performing oral care on an unconscious (or comatose) resident, should you pour mouthwash slowly into the resident's mouth or use as little liquid as possible on the swabs in order to prevent aspiration?

use as little liquid as possible

100

Which of the following blood pressures fall within the normal range?

a. 200/90

b. 146/69

c. 120/70

d. 69/32

c. 120/70

100

When leaving a resident's room you should...

a. move belongings to suit you

b. put away supplies, and place call-light and table within reach

c. tell res not to call again cause you're too busy

d. leave spills and clutter for the next shift

b. put away supplies, and place call-light and table within reach

200

What should you do if a resident keeps trying to grab her hairbrush while you're trying to get her dressed?

Give it to her to hold

200

Which of the following is true about caring for a resident wearing a hearing aid?

a. apply hairspray after hearing aid is in place

b. remove the hearing aid before showering          

c. clean the ear mold & battery case with water daily, drying completely

d. replace batteries weekly


b. remove the hearing aid before showering    

200

In which direction should you wipe a female resident during peri-care?

front to back

200

Which of the following statements are true of pain?

a. everyone will express freely that they are in pain

b. everyone experiences pain the same way

c. pain levels don't need to be monitored

d. pain is a different experience for each person

d. pain is a different experience for each person

200

When a person gets admitted to a nursing home, you should expect that the resident will:

a. have problems with incontinence

b. experience loss related to life changes

c. adjust more quickly if admitted from hospital

d. require a lot of assist with personal care

b. experience loss related to life changes

300

If a resident has an indwelling urinary cath and you notice they have no urine in the bag, what is the FIRST thing you should do?

check for kinks in tubing

300

When applying a fracture pan, where should the handle be facing?

toward the foot of the bed

300

Which of the following is an example of a prosthesis?

a. artificial eye

b. hand rolls

c. special shoes to help with flat feet

d. an adaptive device for dressing

a. artificial eye

300

What is the normal range for pulse?

60-100 bpm

300

The process of breathing in and out is known as what?

respiration

400

What should you do if a resident first refuses their bed bath?

wait awhile and ask again later

400

What position should a resident be in while receiving an enema?

Sim's Position

400

Which direction do you always shave when shaving a resident's face?

downward strokes or the direction of the hair growth

400

Where is the MOST common site to take a pulse and what is it called?

wrist & radial pulse

400

Which of the following statements is true of dentures?

a. wearing gloves are required

b. dentures aren't expensive

c. they should be stored in a labeled denture cup

d. they should be cleaned with hot water

c. they should be stored in a labeled denture cup

500

What should you do DAILY to ensure resident has healthy skin & provide good skin care?

check skin & report changes

500

How should an unconscious resident (or res. in a coma) be positioned during oral care to prevent aspiration?

either laterally or their head turned to the side

500

List the body parts in the order that you clean them when giving an upper body bed bath for your state test.

Eyes/Face, neck, chest, abdomen, arms/axilla, & hands

500

Any blood pressure higher than ____ /____ is known as hypertension (or high blood pressure)

140/90

500

1. The range for systolic blood pressure is:                  ___ - ___

2. The range for diastolic blood pressure is:                 ___ - ___

90-140;  60-90