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CNA PROMETRIC EXAM NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM COMPLETE 450 REAL EXAM QUEST IONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
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What is the main purpose of a restorative care program?
- Ensure the resident can return home
- Provide meaningful activities for the resident
- Help the resident improve his/her level of functioning
- Provide assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) - Correct
Answer - c. Help the resident improve his/her level of functioning
Which of the following is an observation often seen when a resident is impacted?
- Liquid feces seeping out of the anus
- Darkening of the resident's urine
- Many soft, formed stools
- Bad breath odor - Correct Answer - a. Liquid feces seeping out of the
anus
Which of the following is a right of nursing home residents?
- To select the staff that will provide their care
- To have designated smoking areas in the facility
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- To have activities offered throughout the day and evening shift -
Correct Answer - c. To make decisions about their care and treatment
Which member of the health care team counsels residents and their families and arranges for needed services?
- Dietitian
- Social worker
- Physical therapist
- Activities director - Correct Answer - b. Social worker
Which action is most helpful to help decrease a resident's incontinence?
- Leaving the bedpan in place for extra time
- Putting an incontinent brief on the resident
- Answering the resident's call light quickly
- Controlling fluid intake throughout the day - Correct Answer - c.
Answering the resident's call light quickly
The nurse aide is taking routine vital signs on a resident. The resident's temperature is 101.4º Fahrenheit. The most appropriate response by the nurse aide is to
- place a cool, wet washcloth to the resident's forehead.
- cover the resident with extra blankets.
- record and report the change at the end of the shift.
- report the temperature promptly. - Correct Answer - d. report the
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pg. 3 The use of a physical restraint helps
- control a resident's behavior.
- protect the resident from injury.
- make staff members' jobs easier.
- decrease how often staff need to check the resident. - Correct Answer
- protect the resident from injury.
When checking the resident's urinary drainage bag, the nurse aide observes that the resident has had about 50 ccs (mls) of urine output in the last six hours. What should the nurse aide do first?
- Begin offering the resident fluids to drink every 15 minutes.
- Report the observation to the charge nurse immediately.
- Ask if the resident is having any pain when urinating.
- Check to see if the tubing is kinked or bent. - Correct Answer - d.
Check to see if the tubing is kinked or bent.
When a resident's husband begins telling the nurse aide how to care for his wife, the nurse aide should
- accept that the husband has always been in charge.
- explain that the nurse aide is certified and able to care for his wife.
- suggest that the husband participate in his wife's resident care
- understand that the husband wants staff aware of his wife's needs. -
conference.
Correct Answer - d. understand that the husband wants staff aware of his wife's needs. 3 / 4
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pg. 4 Why is it important to check the feet of a resident with diabetes at least once a day?
- To look for sores on the feet the resident may not feel
- To check if vision problems have resulted in foot injuries
- To trim the toenails so they do not become long or jagged
- To make sure the resident does not get a foot fungus - Correct Answer
- To look for sores on the feet the resident may not feel
A resident has returned from the hospital after a hip replacement. The nurse aide should expect that the resident will be
- dependent and need total care.
- confined to bed for several weeks.
- going to physical therapy to increase mobility.
- receiving range of motion (ROM) exercises to hip. - Correct Answer -
- going to physical therapy to increase mobility.
When a person is receiving end-of-life care, the resident's care plan is likely to include
- ways to best provide for the comfort of the resident.
- exercises to help improve the resident's strength.
- frequent observation to help prevent confusion.
- instructions for providing post-mortem care. - Correct Answer - a.
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ways to best provide for the comfort of the resident.