South Dakota CNA Level 2 Practice Exam

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• What does the term "adduction" refer to in patient movement?
• What is true regarding your uniform when carrying linens to the client's room?
• True or False: Good body mechanics alone will prevent injury when moving persons?
• Which practice regarding used linens should be avoided?
• What type of infection occurs as a result of medical treatment or care?
• What position is indicated by placing a pillow against the person's back?
• What is the correct positioning of the upper hem of the bedspread?
• When repositioning a person in a wheelchair who is able to help move, what should you do with their feet?
• Which of the following is NOT a method to prevent healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)?
• Why is it important to keep the hallways free of clutter in a healthcare setting?
• How should the client's room be organized?
• What is the most common cause of choking in adults?
• What is universally recognized as the sign of choking?
• Mechanical lifts are particularly beneficial for which type of individuals?
• To prevent the spread of microbes, what is a key practice?
• What is the term for an illness or injury that is expected to result in death?
• Which of the following is considered a right of the client?
• What should a CNA do if they encounter a situation outside their scope of practice?
• When preparing a client's bed, what is the purpose of keeping linens wrinkle-free?
• What is the process of destroying a pathogen called?
• Why is personal protective equipment important in healthcare?
• What is the main goal of hospice care?
• In addressing a client when entering their room, what should always be done?
• Which action is considered a violation of a client's rights?
• Which statement about mechanical lifts is accurate?
• Which group of individuals is at a higher risk for healthcare-associated infections?
• What is the recommended method for moving a person during a transfer?
• What should a nursing assistant do prior to entering a client's room?
• What is a small living thing that can only be seen with a microscope?
• In which position is the head of the bed raised 60 to 90 degrees?
• What should be removed first when taking off personal protective equipment (PPE)?
• What type of bed is created for transferring a person from a stretcher?
• How is a client positioned in semi-Fowler's position?
• To help protect clients from falls, the nursing assistant should:
• Which type of care is designed for clients who have less than six months to live?
• As death approaches, which sense is typically the last to be lost?
• Where can a CNA find out what type of lift a resident uses?
• Safety measures in healthcare are intended to prevent accidents, injuries, and what else?
• If a nursing assistant finds a frayed cord on a piece of electrical equipment, what is the best course of action?
• What is the term for the position where a person lies on their abdomen with the head turned to one side?
• What is an appropriate way for a CNA to communicate with clients?
• A surface where blood or microbes are present is considered:
• Who provides guidance on how to position persons in bed?
• Which practice is required by OSHA?
• What action should be taken if linens are loose or wrinkled?
• Which of the following is NOT a typical responsibility of a CNA?
• What is referred to as the range of tasks a nursing assistant is permitted to perform?
• When making an open bed, how are the top linens arranged?
• If a person is partially able to assist in being moved up in bed, what should you do?
• What is a critical safety measure to observe when using a mechanical lift?
• Which of the following is NOT classified as a health care associated infection?
• How can the CNA reduce the risk of exposure to pathogens?
• What is required before using a new mechanical lift in a nursing center?
• Which consideration is essential to ensure the resident's comfort during a lift transfer?
• Which action should a CNA take when observing a change in a client’s condition?
• After a fall, who is responsible for assessing the client for injuries?
• What is the recommended action if a needle stick injury occurs?
• How often are complete linen changes performed in home care settings?
• What is the first step you should take before turning a person onto their side?
• Using negotiation to resolve conflicts is known as what?
• What ability must a resident have to use a standing-assist lift?
• What is the primary role of hand hygiene in infection control?
• Which type of lift sling is appropriate for a person with extra large thighs?
• What type of positioning is advantageous for clients with respiratory issues?
• What kind of environment does wearing gloves help maintain for nursing assistants?
• What defines a reservoir in the context of microbial growth?
• What constitutes an example of involuntary seclusion for a client?
• What term describes a person who supports or promotes another's needs and interests?
• Which condition necessitates the use of airborne precautions?
• What is the consequence of a CNA compromising a client's right to quality of life?
• What is the name of the small sheet used to help move clients up in bed?
• What should you do to keep beds neat and clean?
• Which action is least effective in preventing equipment accidents?
• What is a key reason to train staff on the use of restraints?
• What technique should be used to protect a person's skin when moving them in bed?
• What should you do to protect a person's rights during dangling?
• What is the term for the back-lying position of a patient?
• What does the acronym P.A.S.S. represent in fire safety?
• What should you do after making a closed bed?
• Which item has the highest risk of spreading bloodborne pathogens?
• When you have been assigned multiple tasks, what is the best course of action?
• When the head of the bed is raised 30 degrees and the knee portion is raised 15 degrees, what is this position called?
• How is a surgical bed typically kept?
• True or False: Burns are a leading cause of death among children and older adults.
• What is a potential cause of suffocation in clients?
• Why is it important to keep linens neat and clean?
• What should you cover the person with when making an occupied bed?
• What action is inappropriate when handling dirty linens?
• What is the follow-up action after reporting a needlestick injury?
• When handling used linens, what is the first step you should take?
• In assisting a patient, which technique is best for managing and preventing skin injuries?
• What is the term for leaving a facility before completing an assignment without notification?
• What term describes a position where the head of the bed is raised to a 45 to 60-degree angle?
• Which of the following statements about body temperature in older adults is correct?
• What is the correct protocol for glove usage when moving between body sites?
• To ensure mental comfort for the resident using a mechanical lift, what should caregivers do?
• Which scenario indicates unsafe use of a stand-assist mechanical lift?
• What is defined as a portal of entry?
• What is the term for a bed made while a person is still in it?
• What legislation requires nursing assistant training and competency evaluation?
• Which four steps are represented by the acronym R.A.C.E. in fire safety procedures?
• Why is it important to handle linens properly during a change?
• What does the first letter S stand for in the acronym PASS?
• Can residents bring bed coverings from home?
• What action should be taken if a loose strap is found during an inspection of a lift sling?
• What is the purpose of a drawsheet in bed making?
• Which of the following is an example of a bloodborne pathogen?
• When is a complete linen change typically performed?
• What type of clothing is considered safest for clients in a care facility?
• When assisting a client in transferring to a chair, which side should the client move first for safety?
• What is the recommended action if a patient feels uncomfortable during a transfer?
• Should residents using a stand-assist lift also wear slip-resistant footwear?
• To safely use a transfer/gait belt, the nursing assistant must:
• What action is crucial after a patient has exhibited signs of infection?
• Which of these is a sign or symptom of infection?
• What type of training is essential for someone operating a mechanical lift?
• Which action involves moving a limb toward the center of the body?
• What should be done every time you enter a client's room?
• In case of a fire, what is the most appropriate action for a nursing assistant to take?
• What is an important consideration when making an occupied bed?
• Is the person's room considered private in a nursing facility?
• What is a safe practice regarding the positioning of the patient's head during a lift?
• What is the primary benefit of using disinfectants in a healthcare setting?
• How often should patients and residents be re-positioned?
• In which position is the patient's head typically aligned when lying face down?
• How can a CNA appropriately maintain client dignity during care?
• What must a CNA do before assisting a resident with a mechanical lift?
• Which act mandates nursing assistant training and competency evaluation?
• Why is it important to address the person's rights during care procedures?
• What should be done with a bed once a resident leaves?
• When a bariatric client falls, the nursing assistant should:
• When are linens typically changed in long-term care nursing centers?
• When using a friction-reducing device, what is a critical step?
• What is an essential practice before beginning client care?
• What process is used to eliminate pathogens on medical equipment?
• When is a sling considered contaminated?
• If a sterile glove touches a clean item, what should be done?
• Which position is most appropriate for feeding a patient who is unable to sit up?
• When cleaning contaminated equipment, what should the CNA do?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding the position of the feet in a seated person?
• What is the term for the process of becoming unclean?
• Which common aseptic practice prevents the spread of microbes in long-term care settings?
• What should nursing assistants prioritize while interacting with clients?
• Which of the following statements is true about creating a "toe pleat" at the end of the bed?
• In which situation is it essential to follow safety protocols while using a mechanical lift?
• If a client's clothing catches fire, what should the nursing assistant do first?
• How can you ensure the safety of a resident while repositioning them?
• Which action should be taken immediately if a client feels faint during transfer?
• What position is a client in when lying on their back?
• What is the term used when a client is turned as a unit following spinal cord injury or surgery?
• What must you do when making an occupied bed?
• What is the primary purpose of using draw sheets and slide sheets?
• What is shearing in the context of skin health?
• When do you need to report an exposure incident?
• Where should a person's arms be positioned when using a full sling mechanical lift?
• What does a well-lit room contribute to in a nursing context?
• Which of the following measures is crucial for infection prevention in healthcare settings?
• Which body fluid is NOT typically associated with bloodborne pathogens?
• What action should be taken if a nursing assistant is exposed to a chemical spill?
• Accepting gifts from clients may be classified as which type of abuse?
• If you are poked with a dirty needle, you should:
• Should linens be checked for condition before use?
• What is essential to ensure when moving a resident in a lateral position?
• How should crumbs be removed from the bed?
• What protection does OBRA offer to clients?
• The practice of each person having their own personal care items is an example of what?
• In which situation is it necessary to wash your hands with soap and water?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding incident reports?
• If a patient requires assistance with turning, what is an essential technique to use?
• Which statement best describes the role of mechanical lifts in patient transfers?
• What is the correct angle for the head of the bed in a Semi-Fowler's position?
• What is a major component of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 (OBRA)?
• What is required for proper Fowler's positioning?
• What is considered the most effective method for preventing infection in a healthcare environment?
• What do microbes require in order to survive and reproduce?
• Which of the following positions can help a patient with breathing difficulties?
• If a client becomes dizzy while sitting on the edge of the bed, what should the nursing assistant do first?
• When putting a pillowcase on a pillow, where should the end with tags or zippers be placed?
• Which action enhances the safety of bed making?
• What is considered the easiest way to prevent the spread of microbes and infection?
• Which position involves a client lying on their back with their knees bent upwards?
• Which stage of dying is characterized by sadness and withdrawal?
• Injuries from a fall where the client is restrained are typically:
• What is commonly considered to be part of medical asepsis?
• What is the key role of mechanical lifts in patient care?
• Is it permissible to look through a client's closet and drawers?
• What should be done immediately after removing gloves to minimize infection risk?
• Chest thrusts are primarily used for which of the following?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding the movement of individuals in bed?
• How should you assist with a patient who has a spinal cord injury during turning?
• In military time, what does 1900 hours represent?
• What would be an example of a portal of entry for pathogens?
• What is the primary focus of palliative care?
• What type of space is the client's environment in their room considered to be?
• For which situation would a client’s right to information most likely apply?
• What are the correct stages of death as commonly recognized?
• What is the name of the position where a client is lying on one side at a 45-degree angle to the mattress?
• What situation would necessitate an incident report?
• What is crucial to verify before using a mechanical lift?
• An older person is at a higher risk for infection because of changes in:
• Which type of bed is designed for persons who are out of bed for a short time?
• Does hem-stitching face towards or away from the person?
• Is a third co-worker needed to move a bariatric person who cannot assist with the move?
• Which of the following is an important practice for maintaining electrical safety?
• What is the required linen change frequency for closed beds in nursing centers?
• What are isolation precautions primarily used for in healthcare settings?
• Is a cotton drawsheet used together with a padded waterproof drawsheet?
• What does "terminal illness" imply about prognosis?
• When positioning a person in a chair, where should their feet be placed?
• If a person requires extensive assistance for repositioning in bed, what does this imply?
• What is the proper way to handle linens?
• When positioning a resident in the lateral position, where should the call light be placed?
• In patient positioning, which position is characterized as being back-lying?
• What is the primary consideration when assisting a person who is being lifted?
• Which term describes the action of repositioning patients to prevent pressure ulcers?
• What is the first action to take after a transfer has been completed?
• In which position is the head of the bed raised between 45 to 60 degrees?
• What is a key characteristic of a lateral position?
• What right does a client have if they do not like the oral hygiene products provided by the center?
• When can an alcohol-based hand rub be effectively used?
• Which situation requires surgical asepsis?
• How many workers are needed for a safe transfer using a full-sling mechanical lift?
• When should you use alcohol-based hand sanitizer?
• What item must always be kept within reach of the client?
• What is the key consideration when moving a person with mobility issues in bed?
• When assessing a client after a fall, what should the nursing assistant prioritize?
• If a resident specifically requests a closed bed, what must be done?
• What items should be checked for in linens before changing them?
• True or False: Before moving a person, it's important to know what they are able to do?
• What type of bed is made for a resident who is out of bed most of the day?
• What is a pathogen?
• Which of the following is classified as a bloodborne pathogen?
• What part of the body does a full sling support?
• When moving a resident with dementia up in bed, what is the most important consideration?