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Froggy Jumps PCT Nurse Week QuestionsOnline version CNA Certification Review Questions for PCTs by Alisa Keith 1 While taking a radial pulse, the CNA notices the rhythm feels irregular. What is the best action? a Count for 15 seconds and multiply by four to save time b Count for a full 60 seconds and report the irregularity to the nurse c Switch to the carotid pulse because it is stronger and more accurate 2 While assisting a resident during lunch, the CNA notices that the resident suddenly begins coughing and seems unable to swallow the food. What should the CNA do first? a Stop feeding, stay with the resident, and ask them to try to cough to clear the airway b Offer a drink of water to help the food go down c Wait a moment to see if the coughing stops on its own 3 The CNA is about to help a resident transfer from bed to wheelchair. Which action should the CNA take first? a Lock the wheelchair brakes and move the footrest out of the way b Explain the procedure to the resident before beginning the transfer c Place the transfer belt snugly around the resident’s waist 4 When providing morning care, the CNA notices that a resident who is usually talkative is unusually quiet and withdrawn. What should the CNA do? a Ask the resident if something is wrong and report any concerns to the nurse b Wait until the end of the shift to see if the behavior changes c Tell the resident that everyone feels sad sometimes 5 When performing perineal care on a female resident, which step is correct? a Wash from back to front using firm pressure b Use one washcloth for the entire area to prevent splashing c Clean form front to back using a clean section of the washcloth for each stroke 6 A resident tells the CNA, “I don’t want to take my medication right now.” What should the CNA do? a Insist that the resident take it to stay on schedule b Leave the medication on the table for the resident to take later c Respect the refusal and report it to the nurse immediately 7 When collecting a urine specimen from a resident, which action is correct? a Label the container before collection and avoid touching the inside surfaces. b Wear gloves and place the labeled container on a clean paper towel during the procedure. c Ensure the resident understands the process and provide privacy throughout the collection. 8 During evening rounds, the CNA finds a resident lying on the floor beside the bed. What is the first action? a Help the resident back into bed immediately. b Check for breathing and injuries before moving the resident. c Ask another CNA to help lift the resident without calling the nurse. 9 A resident asks the CNA, "Will you stay with me until I fall asleep tonight?" What is the most appropriate response? a "I can stay for a few minutes, but then I need to check on the other residents." b "No, I can't. You'll be fine once you close your eyes." c "If you're scared, I can ask the nurse to give you something to help you sleep." 10 When repositioning a resident who has a week right side, which action is correct? a Move the resident toward the weak side first to strengthen that side. b Position the resident on the strong side and support the weak arm and leg with pillows. c Keep the resident flat after turning to prevent dizziness 11 While documenting care, the CNA accidentally writes information in the wrong resident's chart. What should the CNA do next? a Use correction fluid to cover the mistake and write the correct entry above it. b Single line strike through the error, write “mistaken entry,” initial, and chart correct info. c Inform the nurse verbally but leave the incorrect note as it is 12 While handling a used bedpan, the CNA accidentally splashes a small amount of urine onto the floor. What is the correct action according to infection-control policy? a Wipe the spill with paper towels and continue assisting other residents b Cover with disinfectant solution per facility procedure, then clean it up using PPE (gloves). c Notify housekeeping to clean it at the end of the shift 13 When providing range-of-motion (ROM) exercises for a resident's shoulder, the CNA should: a Move the joint until the resident feels mild discomfort to increase flexibility. b Stop movement immediately if the resident complains of pain or resistance. c Move both arms at the same time to save time during care. 14 Before measuring a resident's blood pressure, the CNA should: a Make sure the resident's arm is supported at heart level and they are relaxed. b Ask the resident to hold the arm up during the procedure to improve accuracy c Place the cuff over clothing to protect the resident's skin 15 When assisting a resident to ambulate with a gait belt, the CNA should: a Hold the belt from underneath with one hand in front and one behind the resident b Stand directly in front of the resident while guiding them forward c Grasp the belt at the back, walk slightly behind, and stay close to the resident's side. 16 While making an occupied bed, the CNA should: a Ask the resident to sit up during the procedure to make it faster. b Keep side rails raised or ensure safety while turning the resident. c Leave linens loose at the head of the bed for ventilation 17 The CNA notices another staff member recording vital signs that were not actually taken. What should the CNA do? a Discuss the concern privately with the staff member after the shift. b Report the incident to the nurse or supervisor immediately. c Ignore it since it does not involve the CNA's assigned residents. 18 Before helping a resident transfer from bed to wheelchair, the CNA should FIRST: a Place the wheelchair at a 45-degree angle to the bed and lock the wheels. b Ask the resident to stand up to test their balance. c Position the wheelchair facing directly toward the bed for easier movement. 19 When assisting a resident with a meal, which action promotes independence? a Cutting food into small pieces and feeding the resident quickly b Allowing extra time and encouraging the resident to do as much as possible. c Choosing foods that the CNA thinks are easiest to eat 20 When a resident complains of pain rated "8 out of 10," the CNA should: a Offer to reposition the resident and report the pain to the nurse immediately b Wait 30 minutes to see if the pain improves before reporting. c Tell the resident that pain is normal and will pass soon.

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PCT Nurse Week QuestionsOnline version

by Alisa Keith

While taking a radial pulse, the CNA notices the rhythm feels irregular. What is the best action?

While assisting a resident during lunch, the CNA notices that the resident suddenly begins coughing and seems unable to swallow the food. What should the CNA do first?

The CNA is about to help a resident transfer from bed to wheelchair. Which action should the CNA take first?

When providing morning care, the CNA notices that a resident who is usually talkative is unusually quiet and withdrawn. What should the CNA do?

When performing perineal care on a female resident, which step is correct?

A resident tells the CNA, “I don’t want to take my medication right now.” What should the CNA do?

When collecting a urine specimen from a resident, which action is correct?

During evening rounds, the CNA finds a resident lying on the floor beside the bed. What is the first action?

A resident asks the CNA, "Will you stay with me until I fall asleep tonight?" What is the most appropriate response?

When repositioning a resident who has a week right side, which action is correct?

While documenting care, the CNA accidentally writes information in the wrong resident's chart. What should the CNA do next?

While handling a used bedpan, the CNA accidentally splashes a small amount of urine onto the floor. What is the correct action according to infection-control policy?

When providing range-of-motion (ROM) exercises for a resident's shoulder, the CNA should:

Before measuring a resident's blood pressure, the CNA should:

When assisting a resident to ambulate with a gait belt, the CNA should:

While making an occupied bed, the CNA should:

The CNA notices another staff member recording vital signs that were not actually taken. What should the CNA do?

Before helping a resident transfer from bed to wheelchair, the CNA should FIRST:

When assisting a resident with a meal, which action promotes independence?

When a resident complains of pain rated "8 out of 10," the CNA should: