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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| b. hand/bath towel | |
| c. soft cloth | c. soft cloth |
| d. facial tissue | |
| Question 2 | |
| When a nurse assistant is assigned to care for a resident returning from cataract surgery, the nurse assistant should follow the same basic procedures that would be used for a: | |
| a. visually impaired/blind resident | |
| b. non-ambulatory resident | |
| c. hearing impaired resident | |
| d. non-verbal/mute resident | |
| Question 3 | |
| a. leave the resident's bed in its lowest position when finished with care | |
| b. insist that the resident stay in bed | |
| c. encourage the resident to wear long, loose-fitting clothing | |
| d. apply a restraint to keep the resident in place | |
| a. it causes visual disturbances | |
| b. it causes problems with depth perception | |
| Selected:c. it causes tremors and a shuffling gait | |
| Which of the following is a proper guideline to follow when caring for hearing aids? | |
| a. the NA should rinse the ear-mold in warm water after cleaning with a mild soap | |
| b. the NA should remove and rinse the batteries when cleaning the hearing aid | |
| c. the NA should remove the hearing aid before the resident bathes or showers. | |
| d. the NA should soak the hearing aid in water before cleaning to soften any ear wax | |
| Question 6 | |
| You are feeding a resident who has a history of CVA. He has a left facial droop. Which side of his mouth will you place the food? | |
| a. right | |
| b. the side the resident prefers | |
| c. it doesn't matter | |
| d. left | |
| 1/1 | |
| Question 7 | |
| Mr. Anderson complains to the nurse assistant that sometimes he can hear things well with his hearing aid and other times he cannot hear anything at all. The nurse assistant should: | |
| a. instruct Mr.Anderson to tell people to speak louder so that he can hear them | |
| b. tell Mr. Anderson that the hearing aid must be broken and he should buy a new one | |
| c. wash the resident's hearing aid | |
| :d. check that the batteries are working and make sure that the hearing aid is not broken | |
| b. hear well | |
| c. balance when standing | |
| d. see well. | |
| Question 9 | |
| a. walking on the resident's left side and slightly in front them | |
| b. walking on the resident's right side and slightly in front them | |
| c. walking on the resident's left side and slightly behind them | |
| d. walking on the resident's right side and slightly behind them | |
| Question 10 | |
| a. Brain | |
| b. Spinal Cord | |
| Selected:c. CerebrumThis answer is incorrect. | |
| d. Spinal Nerves | |
| 1/1 | |
| Question 11 | |
| Which of the following is a function of the nervous system? | |
| a. Gives the body shape and structure | |
| b. Provides a natural protective covering to the body | |
| c. Produces and supplies antibodies and other infection-fighting blood cells. | |
| d. Senses and interprets information from outside the body | |
| 1/1 | |
| Question 12 | |
| Normal age-related changes for the nervous system include the following: | |
| a. responses and reflexes speed up | |
| Selected:b. some memory loss occursThis answer is correct. | |
| c. senses of vision, smell and taste become stronger | |
| d. sensitivity of nerve endings in skin increases | |
| 1/1 | |
| Question 13 | |
| a. Encouraging the resident to speak faster | |
| Selected:b. Preventing fallsThis answer is correct. | |
| c. Administering medication | |
| d. Rushing the resident through tasks | |
| Question 14 | |
| _______________ is the loss of function of the lower body and legs. | |
| a. Paraplegia | |
| b. Hemiplegia | |
| c. Quadriplegia | |
| d. Concussion | |
| Question 15 | |
| Treatment for seizures include: | |
| a. Restraining the resident when seizures occur | |
| b. Range of motion exercises | |
| c. Physical therapy | |
| d. Medication or surgery | |
| 1/1 | |
| Question 16 | |
| Which of the following is a care guideline for visual impairments? | |
| a. Walk behind the resident while touching his back. | |
| b. Use the face of an imaginary clock as a guide to explain position of objects in the room. | |
| c. Keep the room as dark as possible. | |
| d. Touch the resident before identifying yourself, so as not to startle him or her. | |
| Question 17 | |
| How should an artificial eye be cleaned? | |
| a. With alcohol | |
| b. With water | |
| c. With toothpaste | |
| d. With bleach | |
| 1/1 | |
| Question 18 | |
| Which of the following is a proper guideline for hearing aids? | |
| a. Soaking hearing aids in water makes cleaning them easier. | |
| b. Make sure residents with hearing aids have them turned on. | |
| c. The batteries in a hearing aid last for the life of the hearing aid and do not need to be changed. | |
| d. Hearing aids should be left on when not in use. | |
| Question 19 | |
| The _______________cerebral hemisphere of the brain controls the motor activity on the right side of the body. | |
| a. Right | |
| b. Middle | |
| c. Spinal | |
| d. Left | |
| 0/1 | |
| Question 20 | |
| One part of the central nervous system is the: | |
| a. Brain | |
| Selected:b. Autonomic nervous systemThis answer is incorrect. | |
| c. Nerves | |
| d. Eyes and ears | |
| 1/1 | |
| Question 21 | |
| The type of aphasia that refers to difficulty communicating through speech or writing is called: | |
| a. Receptive | |
| b. Validating | |
| Selected:c. Expressive | |
| d. Cognitive | |
| 0/1 | |
| Question 22 | |
| A progressive disease that causes rigid muscles, tremors, and pill-rolling is: | |
| a. Parkinson's disease | |
| b. Meniere's disease | |
| c. Dementia | |
| d. Epilepsy | |
| 0/1 | |
| Question 23 | |
| a. decreased urination | |
| b. rashes and warts | |
| c. seizures | |
| d. burns | |
| Question 24 | |
| A disorder caused by a build-up of fluid in the inner ear is: | |
| a. Otitis Media | |
| b. Glaucoma | |
| c. Meniere's Disease | |
| d. Myopia | |
| Question 25 | |
| What is the first symptom of a cataract? | |
| a. Reduced side/peripheral vision | |
| b. Yellowing of the vision | |
| c. Blurred vision | |
| d. Double vision | |
| Question 26 | |
| The medical term for loss of vision on one-half of the visual field is: | |
| a. Hyperopia | |
| b. Macular Degeneration | |
| Selected:c. Myopia | |
| d. Hemianopsia | |
| Question 27 | |
| What condition is caused when the blood supply to the brain is cut off suddenly by a clot or a ruptured vessel? | |
| a. AMD | |
| b. OCD | |
| c. CVA | |
| d. CBT | |
| 1/1 | |
| Question 28 | |
| How many pairs of cranial nerves are in the body? | |
| a. 6 | |
| b. 8 | |
| c. 10 | |
| d. 12 | |
| Question 29 | |
| a. The Sympathetic Nervous System | |
| b. The Somatic Nervous System | |
| c. The Central Nervous System | |
| d. The Parasympathetic Nervous System | |
| Question 30 | |
| True or False: The CNA should turn off a resident's hearing aid when it is not in use. | |
| Selected:True | |
| False | |
| Question 31 | |
| a. CVA | |
| b. PTSD | |
| concussion | |
| d. cataract | |
| Question 32 | |
| This condition causes the lens of the eye to become cloudy and causes vision loss: | |
| a. farsightedness | |
| b. nearsightedness | |
| c. glaucoma | |
| d. cataract | |
| a. otitis media | |
| b. Meniere's disease | |
| c. glaucoma | |
| d. cataract | |
| Question 34 | |
| A person with this condition might use braille: | |
| a. hemianopsia | |
| b. glaucoma | |
| c. blindness | |
| d. cataracts | |
| Question 35 | |
| Otitis media can be caused by: | |
| a. bacteria in the outer ear | |
| b. bacteria in the middle ear | |
| . bacteria in the inner ear | |
| d. bacteria in the eustachian tube |