CNA Review (From Jeopardy Set 1)

The resident has Gastroenteritis. What type of transmission based precautions should be used?

• Contact

• Airborne

• Reverse

• Droplet

The resident has TB. What type of transmission based precautions should be used?

• Contact

• Airborne

• Reverse

• Droplet

The resident has an infected pressure ulcer. What type of transmission based precautions should be used?

• Contact

• Airborne

• Reverse

• Droplet

The resident has chicken pox. What type of transmission based precautions should be used?

• Contact

• Airborne

• Reverse

• Droplet

The resident is compromised. What type of transmission based precautions should be used?

• Contact

• Airborne

• Reverse

• Droplet

What equipment is considered PPE? (select all that apply)

• Mask

• Gloves

• Glasses

• Gown

• Goggles

What is the most effective means of preventing the spread of infection?

• Elbow bumps

• Daily bathing

• Covering cough

• Washing hands

What problem may occur if a resident changes position too quickly?

• Hypertension

• Orthostatic hypotension

• Anxiety

• Hypoglycemia

What system brings nutrients and oxygen to the cells and removes waste?

• Renal

• Respiratory

• Gastrointestinal

• Cardiovascular

What is the normal range of diastolic BP?

• 60-80 mmHG

• 100-150 mmHG

• 50-100 mmHG

• 14-20