Bed making & Linens
Admission, Transfer, and Discharge
Sleep & Comfort
Weights & Measurements
Safety, Cleanliness, & Exams
100

Name two items that should never go on the over bed table?

(Dirty linens, bedpans, urinalysis, or anything soiled)

100

What must you do before entering a residents room?

(Knock, wait for permission, introduce yourself, ask what they’d like to be called)

100

What is the circadian rhythm?

the 24-hour day/night sleep cycle

100

Why must changes in weight be reported?

They may indicate edema, heart disease, or cancer

100

What is the bedside stand used for?

Storing personal and small items

200

How should soiled linens be rolled?

Dirty side in, toward resident, clean side tucked under


200

During admission, what should be shown to the resident?

Their room, how to use the bed, the call light, and provide a short tour

200

What temperature range should a residents room be kept at?

71-81 degrees F



200

1 kilogram equals how many pounds?

2.2 Ibs

200

What should be done with urinals and bedpans after use?

they should be emptied and cleaned immediately 

300

What is the difference between a closed bed and an open bed?

Closed: linens pulled up when not in use. 

Open: Top linens folded down for new admission or resident return.

300

What should an NA do when helping with a transfer?

Pack belongings, explain procedure, encourage resident

300

Why do elderly residents often struggle with sleep?

Harder to fall asleep, less deep sleep, can’t tolerate sleep deprivation as well

300

Which Type of scale should be used for 

-Ambulatory residents?

-Bedridden residents?

-Wheelchair residents?

standing scale

bed scale

wheelchair scale, subtract wheelchair weight

300

What is placed between the bottom sheet and mattress for protection?

A bed protector

400

When should linens be changed?

When wrinkled, soiled, or damp—since microorganisms grow in warm/moist areas

400

What is an NA’s role during discharge?

Help pack belongings, provide support, documents ,and report observations

400

Name one effect of lack of sleep.

irritability, confusion, reduced mental function, poor health

400

What must you always do be before weighing a resident?

Zero the scale

400

During an exam, how can an NA ensure resident dignity?

Keep them covered; only expose the area being examined 

500

What is the very last linen removed when stripping a bed?

Pillowcase

500

Why is admissions such a critical time for residents?

It sets first impressions, reduced anxiety, and helps the resident just to new surroundings

500

List two strategies an NA can use to help residents sleep better.

Reduce noise, dim lights, keep routine, ensure comfort, avoid caffeine at night

500

Covert 176 Ibs into kilograms

176/2.2=80kg

500
What is the correct position for a breast, chest, or abdominal exam

Dorsal recumbent position