General CNA Practice CNA Practice Activities of Daily Living 2

Question 1

When assisting a resident with a tub bath, the water temperature should be checked with which body part before the resident enters?

Accepted Answer

The CNA's elbow or wrist

Answer

The CNA should test water temperature with their elbow or wrist because these areas are more sensitive to heat than fingertips.

Question 2

A resident with left-sided weakness needs to put on a button-front shirt. Which arm should be dressed first?

Accepted Answer

Left arm, because it is weaker

Answer

The weaker (affected) arm is always dressed first to minimize painful range-of-motion manipulation.

Question 3

Which action best protects a resident's dignity during perineal care?

Accepted Answer

Draping the resident and exposing only the area being cleaned

Answer

Proper draping exposes only the perineal area being cleansed, protecting the resident's privacy and dignity.

Question 4

When performing nail care for a resident with diabetes, the CNA should:

Accepted Answer

File nails straight across and report any abnormalities to the nurse

Answer

CNAs file diabetic residents' nails straight across and always report skin or nail abnormalities to the nurse; cutting is a nursing responsibility for diabetic patients.

Question 5

A resident refuses to eat breakfast. The FIRST action the CNA should take is:

Accepted Answer

Offer alternative foods the resident prefers

Answer

Offering preferred alternatives respects the resident's choice while still attempting to meet nutritional needs before escalating.

General Practice Test

General Practice Test

General CNA Practice CNA Practice Activities of Daily Living 2