CNA Emergency Procedure

Question 1

A resident suddenly collapses and is unresponsive. What is the first action a CNA should take?

Accepted Answer

Call for help and activate the emergency response system

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Begin chest compressions immediately

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Check the resident's blood pressure

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Reposition the resident in bed

Question 2

When performing the Heimlich maneuver on a conscious choking adult, where should the CNA position their hands?

Accepted Answer

Just above the navel and below the breastbone

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On the center of the chest

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On the lower abdomen below the navel

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On both shoulders

Question 3

A resident tells you they are having chest pain and are sweating. After calling for the nurse, what should the CNA do next?

Accepted Answer

Stay with the resident, keep them calm, and monitor their condition

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Give the resident a glass of water

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Leave the room to get the emergency cart

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Ask the resident to walk to the nurses' station

Question 4

In a fire emergency, which acronym describes the correct order of actions a CNA should follow?

Accepted Answer

RACE

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PASS

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STOP

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HELP

Question 5

A resident is found on the floor. After calling for help, what should the CNA assess before moving the resident?

Accepted Answer

Signs of injury including pain, swelling, and ability to move extremities

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Whether the resident is hungry

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The resident's blood glucose level

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Whether the resident needs a bath

Question 6

What does the 'P' in the fire extinguisher acronym PASS stand for?

Accepted Answer

Pull

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Push

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Point

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Press