CNA Exam Flashcard Review

Front

The person who receives care in the long-term care facility is the:

Back

resident

Front

It is acceptable to discuss a resident's condition in: The elevator with another CNA, The cafeteria with a co-worker, Your home with your family, A private area with the assigned licensed nurse.

Back

A private area with the assigned licensed nurse.

Front

When speaking with hearing-impaired residents, the CNA should: Face the resident when talking.

Back

Face the resident when talking.

Front

The body's first line of defense is the:

Back

Skin

Front

The most important measure health care workers use to prevent the spread of infection is: Wearing face masks, Wearing gloves, Handwashing, Sterile Technique

Back

Handwashing

Front

To make sure your resident is safe during a bath, you should:

Back

Check the water temperature

Front

Using good body mechanics will help you

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avoid injuries

Front

You should check the resident's vital signs: everyday at the beginning of your shift.

Back

everyday at the beginning of your shift

Front

When placing a resident on their side, their legs should normally be positioned

Back

with one leg straight and one leg slightly bent

Front

Which of the following techniques is helpful when you are dealing with an agitated resident?
Options: yelling, distraction, reality orientation, clapping your hands in their face to get their attention

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distraction