CNA Patient Care Procedure 2

Question 1

When performing passive range-of-motion (ROM) exercises, the CNA should move each joint:

Accepted Answer

To the point of resistance, then stop

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As far as possible to stretch the muscles

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Only if the patient reports no pain at all

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Rapidly to complete exercises quickly

Question 2

A patient's urinary catheter drainage bag should be positioned:

Accepted Answer

Below the level of the bladder

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At or above bladder level

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On the bed next to the patient

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Attached to the bedrail at waist height

Question 3

When providing oral care to an unconscious patient, the CNA should position the patient:

Accepted Answer

Turned to one side (lateral)

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Flat on their back (supine)

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In high Fowler's position (90°)

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Prone (face down)

Question 4

How often should a bedridden patient's position be changed to prevent pressure injuries?

Accepted Answer

Every 1–2 hours

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Every 15 minutes

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Every 4–6 hours

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Once per shift

Question 5

Which action is correct when applying a bed pan for a patient who cannot lift their hips?

Accepted Answer

Ask the patient to roll onto the bedpan from the side

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Place it forcefully under the patient while they remain supine

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Wait until the patient can lift their own hips

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Have the patient stand at the bedside instead

Question 6

When measuring a patient's radial pulse, the CNA notes an irregular rhythm. The correct action is to:

Accepted Answer

Count for a full 60 seconds and report to the nurse

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Record only the first minute's count and move on

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Take the pulse at a different site and average the two counts

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Assume the reading is normal and continue care

Question 7

The purpose of using a draw sheet (pull sheet) when repositioning a patient in bed is to:

Accepted Answer

Reduce friction and shear on the patient's skin

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Keep the patient warm during repositioning

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Restrain the patient during the procedure

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Absorb incontinence between linen changes