CNA Safety And Emergency Procedures 4 5

Question 1

A resident is experiencing a hypoglycemic episode and is conscious. Which action should the CNA take?

Accepted Answer

Offer 15 grams of fast-acting carbohydrate such as juice and notify the nurse

Answer

A conscious hypoglycemic resident can receive fast-acting carbohydrates orally; the nurse must be notified promptly for follow-up care.

Question 2

The Safe Minimum Approach Distance (SMAD) rule in a chemical spill emergency means the CNA should:

Accepted Answer

Keep a safe distance, avoid contact with the substance, and alert trained personnel

Answer

CNAs are not hazmat-trained; they must stay clear, avoid exposure, and immediately notify emergency responders and nursing staff.

Question 3

Which situation requires the CNA to place a resident in the recovery position?

Accepted Answer

An unconscious resident who is breathing and has no suspected spinal injury

Answer

The recovery position keeps an unconscious but breathing resident's airway open and prevents aspiration of secretions or vomit.

Question 4

A resident receiving enteral tube feeding begins coughing violently and turns blue. The CNA should FIRST:

Accepted Answer

Stop the feeding immediately and call for the nurse

Answer

Signs of aspiration during tube feeding require immediate cessation of feeding and urgent nurse notification to prevent respiratory compromise.

Question 5

According to OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogen Standard, which PPE combination is required when cleaning a large blood spill?

Accepted Answer

Gloves, gown, mask, and eye protection

Answer

Large blood spills pose splash risks, requiring full PPE including gloves, gown, mask, and eye protection to comply with OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogen Standard.

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