STNA MCQ 5

Question 1

When a nurse aide records care in a resident's medical record, this is considered:

Accepted Answer

A legal document that must be accurate and objective

Answer

Medical records are legal documents requiring accurate, objective, and timely documentation by all care team members.

Question 2

Which of the following is a normal age-related change in older adults?

Accepted Answer

Decreased skin elasticity and thinner skin

Answer

Aging causes a natural decrease in skin elasticity, collagen production, and subcutaneous fat, leading to thinner, more fragile skin.

Question 3

A resident is receiving oxygen therapy via nasal cannula. Which safety measure is most important?

Accepted Answer

Ensure no smoking or open flames near the oxygen source

Answer

Oxygen is highly flammable and greatly accelerates combustion, making fire prevention the primary safety concern.

Question 4

A resident who has been independent in self-care suddenly refuses to bathe or perform ADLs. The nurse aide's best response is to:

Accepted Answer

Report the behavior change to the nurse and try to understand the reason

Answer

A sudden change in behavior or ADL participation can indicate depression, pain, or illness and must be reported.

Question 5

When applying anti-embolism stockings (TED hose), the nurse aide should:

Accepted Answer

Apply them while the resident is lying down before getting out of bed

Answer

TED hose should be applied while the resident is supine to prevent blood from pooling in the legs before application.

STNA - State Tested Nurse Aides Exam Practice Test