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KANSAS CNA STATE EXAM 2025 WITH 400 PREP
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS| CNA
KANSAS TEST 2025 PREP| CERTIFIED NURSING
ASSISTANT EXAM 2025 KANSAS (BRAND NEW!)
The state organization that is responsible for certifying CNAs is called ________ and the acronym is _______. - ANSWER-Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services, KDADS
Safety measures when using a Hoyer lift includes all of the following EXCEPT:
- spreader legs are locked before lifting the resident
b) A CNA can use a lift alone
- wheelchair/bed brakes are locked before lifting resident
- safety straps are fastened, and 2 CNA's raise and lower resident - ANSWER-b)
A CNA can use a lift alone
Residents can have vision loss from all except:
- macular degeneration
- glaucoma
- cataracts
d) UTI - ANSWER-d) UTI
A resident is at a risk for burns because:
- the lose their sense of smell
- they have diminished sense of touch
- they are forgetful 1 / 4
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- they have decreased hearing - ANSWER-b) they have diminished sense of touch
Posture changes with age due to all except:
- osteoporosis
- arthritis
- pneumonia
- bone spurs - ANSWER-c) pneumonia
When a resident is affected by a stroke and cannot move their right arm, you...
- dress their right side first
- undress right side first
- pull the cloths over their head without telling them first
- dress left side first - ANSWER-a) dress their right side first
Hydration pertains to :
- a type of flower used to decorate
- fluid intake
- a card used by dietary to denote diet
- a mechanical lift used to transfer resident - ANSWER-b) fluid intake
Weights may be regularly measured to...
- check adequate food intake
- estimate fluid retention
c) Monitor effect of diuretic medication
- all of the above - ANSWER-d) all of the above 2 / 4
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Who do CNAs report to? - ANSWER-Charge nurse
The CNA assists in maintaining medical asepsis by...
- washing hands between resident contact
- disinfecting the tub and shower chair between use
- using gloves to pass ice water
- all of the above - ANSWER-d) all of the above
Posting of signs, no smoking, grounding of electrical equipment, and use of a stable holder are safety precautions in the use of...
- bug spray
- oxygen
- medicine
- disinfectants - ANSWER-b) oxygen
Principles of safe wheelchair use include all of the following EXCEPT:
- putting on the brakes when a resident is getting in or out of wheelchair
- speeding down the hallway of around corners
- making sure to not injure resident's elbows or toes
- putting the foot rests in an up position when transferring from the bed to the
wheelchair - ANSWER-b) speeding down the hallway of around corners
Reasons a CNA must increase safety may include:
- mental confusion
- diminished senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell) 3 / 4
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- decrease mobility
- all of the above - ANSWER-d) all of the above
Safety issues include:
- assuring there are no slip, trip or fall hazards
- using wet floor sign when appropriate
- bed should always be in the high position
- a and b - ANSWER-d) a and b
Hand washing is the #1 technique used to control infection in an institutional setting. The procedure to be followed should be...
- wash from cleanest to dirtiest
- sterilizing your hands
- using bar of soap
- turning off the water faucet using a paper towel as a germ protector - ANSWER-
- turning off the water faucet using a paper towel as a germ protector
If a fall occurs:
- don't move until nurse assesses
- get them off the floor because it is hard
- put their legs straight
- turn them over - ANSWER-a) don't move until nurse assesses
The most important practice in infection control is...
- covering mouth when coughing
- washing hands with soap and water
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