Free STNA Random Questions and Answers

Question 1

Which of the following statements BEST explains the rationale for the use of isolation procedures?

Accepted Answer

To control infection

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To observe patients

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To provide patients with exercise

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To transfer patients

Question 2

Which of the following claims about reporting accidents or occurrences is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

All accidents and occurrences necessitate the completion of an incident report.

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An incident report must only be filed for mishaps or situations that cause harm.

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Only those involved or hurt need to fill out an incident report.

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An incident report must only be filled out for accidents or occurrences involving patients.

Question 3

Which one of the following chronic conditions DOES NOT impact older people's ability to think and reason?

Accepted Answer

Tuberculosis

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Alzheimer’s disease

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Stroke

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Arteriosclerosis

Question 4

Which of the following statements is NOT a condition brought on by aging and one to which all inhabitants must get used?

Accepted Answer

Inability to pick up new skills

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Reduced ability to feel pain

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Changing sleeping patterns

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Reduced capacity for vision

Question 5

All of the following, with the exception of the following, can help your patients get more sleep:

Accepted Answer

Change the patient's everyday routine.

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Reduce commotion and disturbance in the patient's surroundings.

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Giving the patient placement aids will improve his or her comfort.

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When patients are enduring pain, offer emotional support.

Question 6

Which of the following groups is LESS likely to receive a diabetes diagnosis as a result of ethnic, racial, and cultural factors?

Accepted Answer

White Americans

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Native Americans

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African Americans

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Hispanics

Question 7

If you have a patient who cannot execute range of motion independently, your responsibility is to assist them by performing passive range of motion (PROM). PROM will assist the patient with everything EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

Improve his or her nutrition.

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Increase his or her circulation.

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Increase the range of movement in his or her joints.

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Keep his or her muscles from atrophying.

Question 8

All of the following changes are possible in an immobile patient, EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

An increased appetite

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Bedsores

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Respiratory infections

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Blood clots

Question 9

Which of the following statements most accurately defines abduction?

Accepted Answer

When the extremity is moved away from the body

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When the extremity is bent

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When you bring the extremity closer to the body

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When the extremity is extended

Question 10

Which of the following doesn't apply to situations when a gait belt would be used on a patient?

Accepted Answer

When you transfer a patient from supine to the Sims' position

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When a patient is transferred from a bed to a wheelchair

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When a patient is transferred from a chair to a bed

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When a patient is transferred from a bed to a stretcher