General CNA Practice CNA 3

Question 1

Which isolation precaution category is used for residents with tuberculosis (TB)?

Accepted Answer

Airborne precautions

Answer

TB is transmitted via airborne particles, requiring airborne precautions including negative-pressure rooms and N95 respirators.

Question 2

A resident is found on the floor. The first action the CNA should take is:

Accepted Answer

Call for the nurse before moving the resident

Answer

The CNA should call for the nurse first because moving a fallen resident without assessment could cause further injury.

Question 3

Hand hygiene with soap and water is REQUIRED (rather than hand sanitizer) when hands are:

Accepted Answer

Visibly dirty or after contact with Clostridioides difficile

Answer

Soap and water must be used when hands are visibly soiled and after caring for residents with C. difficile, as sanitizer does not kill C. diff spores.

Question 4

Which fire safety acronym describes the correct response in a fire emergency?

Accepted Answer

RACE

Answer

RACE stands for Rescue, Alarm, Contain, and Evacuate — the standard fire response protocol in healthcare settings.

Question 5

A resident wearing a restraint must be checked and repositioned at least every:

Accepted Answer

2 hours

Answer

Residents in restraints must be monitored and repositioned at least every 2 hours to prevent skin breakdown and circulatory issues.

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General CNA Practice CNA 3