CNA Decision-Making Quiz
Medium-difficulty multiple-choice quiz based on scenarios and guidelines from the provided CNA source material.
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Question 1: A resident becomes suddenly confused and repeatedly tries to get out of bed unassisted. What should the CNA do first?
Leave to find the nurse immediately
Tell the resident to stay in bed
Apply a restraint according to facility policy
Stay with the resident and help prevent a fall while calling for assistance
Question 2: While removing gloves after personal care, which action is most important?
Place the gloves on the bedside table temporarily
Touch the outside of one glove with the bare hand
Wash the gloves before removing them
Remove the gloves carefully to avoid touching contaminated surfaces
Question 3: A resident refuses a scheduled bath, saying, "I don't want one today." What is the best CNA response?
Why are you being difficult today?
I will ask another CNA to make you take one.
I understand. Would you prefer to bathe later?
You must take a bath because it is scheduled.
Question 4: A CNA notices urine is darker with a strong odor compared to earlier. What should the CNA do?
Add extra water to the resident's meal
Give the resident medication for a urinary infection
Report the observation to the nurse
Ignore it unless the resident complains
Question 5: When transferring a resident with right-side weakness from bed to wheelchair, where should the wheelchair generally be positioned?
At the foot of the bed
On the resident's stronger side when possible
Directly behind the resident
As far away from the bed as possible
Question 6: A resident with swallowing difficulty begins coughing repeatedly while eating. What should the CNA do first?
Lay the resident flat in bed
Offer a large drink quickly
Stop feeding and observe the resident while seeking appropriate assistance
Encourage the resident to take another bite
Question 7: A resident confides that a family member takes money from their wallet. What must the CNA do?
Report the suspected abuse according to facility policy
Confront the family member personally
Promise to keep the information completely secret
Wait until another resident confirms the story
Question 8: A CNA finds a resident lying on the floor. What is the first action to take?
Ask the resident to stand up independently
Leave the room to complete other assigned tasks
Immediately lift the resident back into bed
Check for obvious danger and stay with the resident while calling for help
Question 9: A resident with dementia says, "I need to go home to take care of my children." Which response is most appropriate?
You already told me that five times today.
Tell me about your children.
Your children are adults, so stop worrying.
You are wrong. This is your home now.
Question 10: A CNA is asked to perform a procedure they've never been trained or authorized to do. What should they do?
Ask another resident for instructions
Try it carefully after watching a video
Explain that the procedure is outside the CNA's training or scope and seek guidance
Perform it if the nurse is busy