Ivy Tech CNA Program Exam 3 Practice

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• Output greater than intake leads to which condition?
• How long should a back rub be performed?
• In dressing a resident with weakness, which side do you start with?
• What is the proper method for handling soiled clothing and linens?
• What is the first step in performing a back rub?
• What is the purpose of keeping the collection bag below bladder level?
• What do we do if a resident tells us they want to die?
• What steps help prevent falls when assisting a resident to transfer to a bed or chair?
• What should you document if a resident refuses fluids during a meal?
• We must never use an electric razor around:
• What is the CNA's role in observing and reporting changes in a resident's condition?
• When beginning resident care, what is the first safety step to ensure you assist the correct person?
• Why is timely documentation important in CNA practice?
• Apathy is best described as which term?
• What is the recommended location for the drainage bag to help prevent infection?
• Name signs of infection you should report immediately.
• Which type of nutrient provides the most energy?
• How should you measure a resident's radial pulse correctly?
• What position should the bed be in when transfusing?
• Which safety step is essential when assisting a resident to ambulate?
• Which actions help prevent catheter-associated infections?
• How should you handle a resident's personal belongings to maintain dignity?
• If a resident's call light rings while you are with another resident, how should you respond?
• If a resident's oxygen cannula seems ill-fitting, what should you do first?
• If a resident's condition requires it, how often should you reposition to reduce the risk of pressure ulcers?
• How often should you reposition a resident to prevent pressure injuries, and what surfaces help?
• Which statement best describes the function of an abduction pillow?
• What is the first action when dealing with an aggressive resident?
• Which symptom around the IV site indicates a potential complication?
• When documenting a resident's pulse, which elements should you record?
• What should you include when documenting changes in a resident's skin or wounds?
• What should you observe and report about a resident's urine output?
• Delusion definition
• Why is accurate documentation of intake and hydration important for resident care?
• What does PASS stand for, and how is it used?
• Which steps describe proper hand hygiene to reduce infection risk?
• When documenting a resident's pain assessment, what elements should be included?
• Which technique is effective for reducing challenging behaviors?
• Barrier creams for immobile residents are used under which condition?
• When would you use a fracture pan?
• What should you document after feeding a resident with dysphagia?
• How should you respond to privacy requests during personal care in a shared room?
• Which item is recommended when assisting a resident to transfer to reduce fall risk?
• What does a nasal cannula look like?
• If a resident shows signs of dehydration or malnutrition, what should you do?
• How do you take a resident's temperature using a digital thermometer?
• What is the proper approach to changing damp or soiled incontinence briefs?
• What is HIPAA, and what is its purpose in patient care?
• Which option lists the exact four strategies mentioned for reducing challenging behaviors?
• Why is high Fowler's position often used during meals?
• Which considerations ensure safe and dignified grooming for a resident?
• If a resident reports new pain during care, what should you do first?
• Which statement about maintaining privacy during care is correct?
• When should you wear gloves?
• How should you position a resident to reduce risk of mouth sores and maintain airway during sleep?
• How should you clean a resident's skin during a bath to prevent irritation?
• Before helping a resident to ambulate in a chair or wheelchair, which safety step should you verify?
• Why is personal protective equipment important when caring for a resident with suspected infection?
• How can CNAs help prevent fractures and promote safe mobility in residents?
• What is the CNA's role in preventing CAUTIs?
• Defense mechanisms are best described as unconscious coping strategies.
• When changing a gown, which sheet is used?
• When turning a resident to the side, which technique is correct?
• Should diabetic fingernails or toenails be cut?
• How can you preserve a resident's dignity during personal care?
• Why don't we store eyeglass cleaner in a resident's room?
• What is the proper fire safety procedure you should follow, and what do the initials stand for?
• What is appropriate when a resident requests privacy in a shared room?
• In the fracture bedpan positioning guidance, which end is toward the resident's head?
• How should you document a resident's fluid intake during a meal?
• How many inches do we clean a catheter?
• Which of the following is commonly a sign of pain in a resident who cannot verbalize?
• How frequently should catheter care be performed?
• How long can a resident be on a bedpan?
• What position must an unconscious resident be placed in for oral care?
• Which statement about touching agitated residents is true?
• At what stage of Alzheimer's disease do friends and family first notice changes?
• What temperature of water do we store dentures in?
• What type of diet is typical for G tubes?
• Where is the tubing of a nasal cannula typically arranged?
• How should you document and report a change in a resident's weight?
• When documenting the output from a catheter bag, what information should be recorded?
• Which action helps prevent constipation for residents?
• What does TPN stand for?
• During the log-roll technique, pillow supports are used primarily to ensure which of the following?
• In a back rub, how should you move your strokes along the body?
• How should you handle a resident's call light and respond promptly?
• Which defense mechanism redirects emotions from the original target to a safer substitute?
• What steps should you take to recognize and report changes in a resident's condition?
• Which body mechanics should you use when lifting or transferring a resident?
• Which defense mechanism redirects emotions from the original target to a safer substitute?
• What daily fluid intake range is recommended for good fluid balance?
• During denture care, which practice supports safety and hygiene?
• Cognitive Impairment
• What do male residents need to do when doing a clean catch urine sample?
• Why is proper bed pad and linen management important?
• Which of the following is not a defense mechanism?
• When documenting intake, what details should you record?
• Which defense mechanism involves pushing painful thoughts out of awareness?
• What is the recommended practice for repositioning a resident at risk for pressure ulcers?
• How should you respond to a new or worsening pressure injury stage?
• What is the purpose of standard precautions in healthcare?
• What is essential when providing oral care to a resident who is unconscious?
• Sundowning typically presents as...
• In a fracture bedpan position, which end should face toward the resident's head?
• What steps should you take if you suspect a resident is having a stroke (FAST signs)?
• Which of the following is listed as a complication of IV therapy?
• When a fire is detected, which sequence should you follow?
• Which vital signs should a CNA observe and report, and when?
• What are key practices to promote skin integrity for immobile residents?
• Which device is specifically used to maintain leg abduction and prevent crossing the legs?
• For manual blood pressure measurement, where should the resident's arm be positioned?
• Which description best defines active range of motion exercises?
• What is a key feature of Validation Therapy?
• If a resident is in pain but does not speak up, which of the following might you observe?
• At what stage would a resident need maximum assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs)?
• Which action demonstrates respecting a resident's privacy during care?
• Lying down right after eating can lead to which problem?
• What is the purpose of providing adequate time during meals for residents with limited hand function?
• What method should be used when hands are not visibly dirty?
• What is the correct order for doffing PPE after leaving the room?
• What is the proper technique for perineal care for a female resident?
• What nutrient should be increased to support tissue repair?
• During repositioning, what should you inspect on the resident's skin for pressure injuries?
• Which action best supports staying active within a resident's abilities?
• During emptying a urinary catheter collection bag, where should the bag be positioned relative to the bladder?
• What is the primary purpose of hand hygiene in infection control?
• What is the correct action to take after doffing PPE?
• Why is it important to keep a resident's skin dry and clean, especially in skin folds?
• Which of the following is an appropriate hygiene practice during bathing?
• Which is a recommended action when an agitated resident becomes restless?
• Can an electric razor be used on a resident with a pacemaker?
• Reality Orientation uses which items to assist memory?
• Which actions help prevent falls during transfers?
• Which stage of Alzheimer's requires maximum assistance with ADLs?
• When should weight be recorded for a resident?
• Hallucinations
• Which of the following is NOT an early sign of a pressure injury?
• If the male is uncircumcised, what should you do during cleaning for a clean catch?
• Which intervention best helps calm an agitated resident?
• What are basic steps for making an occupied bed?
• Which statement best describes objective data in nursing notes?
• Which action is least appropriate when trying to reduce agitation in a resident with known triggers?
• Which observation would indicate dehydration requiring staff attention?
• Which defense mechanism involves providing logical reasons to justify unacceptable thoughts?
• Which of the following describes an early sign of a pressure injury in a resident who cannot communicate?
• What should you do if a dressing or IV device becomes dislodged?
• To respect privacy when handling a resident's belongings, which action is appropriate?
• Which term is defined as a lack of interest or concern?
• Which defense mechanism involves attributing one's own unacceptable impulses to others?
• How should you handle a resident's eyeglasses or hearing aid during care?
• Who is responsible for maintaining the settings of an IV pump?
• What is the proper confidentiality practice when discussing a resident's care with family?
• During grooming, why is it important to check dentures or dental appliances?
• How should you assist a resident with a meal tray when hand function is limited?
• Denture care: which soaking temperature is correct?
• What equipment is used to assist safe transfers from bed to chair?
• Which of the following is a recommended approach during female perineal care?
• How should you safely dispose of soiled linens?
• Which statement about TED hose usage is correct?
• Which approach allows residents to believe they live in the past or imaginary circumstances without enforcing current reality?
• What is the maximum distance (in feet) you should carry an uncovered tray from a cart?
• Which practice is unsafe with needles?
• Abbreviation for Oral Care: OCSBDL, what does the word 'Last' correspond to?
• What is the correct order for donning PPE before entering a resident room with precautions?
• What is the correct approach to bed making for an occupied bed to maintain safety and comfort?
• What is best practice for feeding a resident with swallowing difficulties?
• If you observe a new skin breakdown, what is the proper action?
• When changing damp or soiled incontinence briefs, which principle supports resident dignity?
• Which statement best describes proper body mechanics during transfers?
• During dressing, which practice helps preserve resident independence?
• Which statement best contrasts Reality Orientation and Validation Therapy?
• During a back rub, which areas are exposed?
• Should catheter care be performed before or after perineal care?
• What diet is used for heartburn, diarrhea, or vomiting?
• No food given other than intravenous is called:
• Which steps should you take if a resident faints while standing?
• What is the purpose of fingernails?
• What is the difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressure?
• When you observe a new wound or skin breakdown, what should you do?
• Which of the following is a best practice for denture care?
• How often should a resident be repositioned to prevent pressure ulcers?
• If there is a significant change in intake or output, what should you do?
• When should TED hose be applied?
• How should you communicate with a resident who is confused or disoriented?
• What should you do with lotion before applying during a back rub?
• What should you do if a resident adamantly refuses to eat or drink?
• What is phantom pain?
• Which statement best describes the approach to bed making for an occupied bed?
• Gloves should be worn when contacting which items?
• What is sundowning?
• How should you clean a resident's glasses?
• NOT recommended when handling an agitated resident?
• How should you position a resident during a meal to reduce choking risk?
• What distinguishes standard precautions from transmission-based precautions?
• Which abnormal urine finding should be reported promptly?
• Which practice describes proper handling of a resident's personal items to respect privacy and safety?
• Where should the cuff be placed when measuring blood pressure?
• Which techniques help cognitively impaired individuals remember who they are, where they are, and what date it is?
• What should be included in documentation after responding to a resident's call light?
• How should you document a resident's bowel elimination event?
• As a CNA, when is the only time we can turn off someone's oxygen?
• How should you assess and respond to a resident's pain?
• What is the purpose of residents' rights and confidentiality in CNA care?
• Where should you place a gait belt before a transfer?
• During de-escalation, giving the resident space helps to:
• Abbreviation for Oral Care: OCSBDL, what is the full phrase represented?
• How should you respond to a resident who refuses care?
• Which of the following is a defense mechanism that redirects emotions to a safer target?
• Which principle should CNAs follow during transfers to prevent injury?
• What is the proper technique for measuring a resident's blood pressure with a manual cuff?
• What is the normal resting heart rate range for adults?
• Which statement about preventing skin breakdown in immobile residents is most accurate?
• Which of the following is the least appropriate step during a resident's bed bath?
• Which device prevents an individual from crossing their legs and ankles?
• What should you do after removing PPE?
• How do you identify and report skin breakdown in a resident?
• What is the correct approach to safe sharps and waste disposal in a CNA setting?
• Which statement describes an objective data example?
• Who is qualified to maintain oxygen therapy?
• Why is using proper lifting technique preferable to bending at the waist?
• Which action helps reduce dehydration risk?
• Which statement accurately lists common elements monitored by CNAs in vital signs?
• How do you respect a resident's privacy during care?
• How should you administer or assist with basic personal hygiene during bath time?
• Which statement best describes accurate intake and output documentation?
• What position should be used for a back rub?
• If a resident's oxygen device becomes disconnected, what should you do?
• Which safety precaution is correct when a resident uses oxygen?
• What is an appropriate approach when a resident is anxious or agitated due to unfamiliar surroundings?
• Unconscious ways we deal with stress are called what?
• Which steps help feed a resident with dysphagia to reduce aspiration risk?
• When documenting observations, what practices ensure accuracy?
• Which is the correct sequence for safely emptying a urinary catheter collection bag?
• When a resident becomes combative during care, what is an appropriate response?
• What is one-sided weakness called?
• Why is patient safety important in CNA practice?
• How should you apply a gait belt before a transfer?
• How should you respond in a fire using the RACE protocol?
• Which statement about responding to signs of discomfort during repositioning is most accurate?