STNA Random 4

Question 1

When caring for a resident who is visually impaired, the nurse aide should:

Accepted Answer

Always announce presence before touching and keep pathways clear

Answer

Announcing presence prevents startling, and clear pathways reduce fall risk for visually impaired residents.

Question 2

A resident's oral temperature is 99.6°F. The nurse aide should:

Accepted Answer

Offer extra fluids and report the elevated temperature to the nurse

Answer

A temperature of 99.6°F is above normal (98.6°F) and should be reported to the nurse for further assessment.

Question 3

Which type of isolation precaution requires the use of a gown and gloves when entering the room?

Accepted Answer

Contact precautions

Answer

Contact precautions require gown and gloves to prevent transmission of pathogens via direct or indirect contact.

Question 4

The best method to identify a resident before providing care is:

Accepted Answer

Check the resident's identification bracelet and ask the resident to state their name

Answer

Using two identifiers — the ID bracelet and verbal confirmation — is the safest way to confirm a resident's identity.

Question 5

When a resident with a catheter is being ambulated, the drainage bag should be kept:

Accepted Answer

Below the level of the bladder at all times

Answer

Keeping the drainage bag below bladder level allows urine to drain by gravity and prevents backflow.

STNA - State Tested Nurse Aides Exam Practice Test