Nurse Aide State Test Latest 2024 -2025 Actual
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1. Good body mechanics involve which of the following?
a. using muscles in your chest and back
b. good posture and balance
c. a narrow base of support
d. using the muscles in your back and lower arms - Correct Answer - Good posture and
balance
2. You are giving a saline enema. During the procedure, the person complains of
cramping. What should you do?
a. clamp the tubing
b. remove the tubing
c. call for the nurse
d. insert the tubing further - Correct Answer - clamp the tubing
3.You ask the person to urinate before a physical exam. Why is this necessary?
a. to measure output
b. so the examiner can feel abdominal organs
c. to obtain a urine specimen
d. so the exam is not interrupted with the need to urinate - Correct Answer - So the
examiner can feel abdominal organs
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,4. Which statement about the respiratory system and oxygen needs is correct?
a. to meet oxygen needs, alveoli must exchange O2 and H2O
b. to meet oxygen needs, the airway must remain closed
c. to meet oxygen needs, respiratory structures must be intact
d. to meet oxygen needs, artificial airways are needed - Correct Answer - To meet
oxygen needs, respiratory structures must be intact.
5. The nurse asks you to set up for oxygen administration. You can do which of the
following?
a. decide which type of mask to use
b. set the flow rate and apply the administration device
c. attach the administration device and connecting tubing to the humidifier
d. choose which type of oxygen source to use - Correct Answer - Attach the
administration device and connecting tubing to the humidifier
6. The nurse asks you to assist with the admission of a new resident. What can the
nurse delegate to you?
a. having the person sign a general consent for treatment
b. transporting the person to his or her room
c. explaining residents rights to the person
d. having the person sign admitting papers - Correct Answer - Transporting the person
to his or her room
7. Which of the following cause the body to increase urine production?
a. juice
b. tea
c. milk
d. salt - Correct Answer - tea
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,8. The nurse asks you to transfer a resident to a wheelchair. Before transferring the
person, the nurse and care plan should tell you which of the following?
a. how to protect the person's privacy
b. whether the person is awake or sleep
c. when to wash your hands
d. what are the resident's areas of weakness - Correct Answer - What are the resident's
areas of weakness
9. Reincarnation is the belief that
a. life after death is free of suffering and hardship
b. the person is punished for sins and misdeeds in the afterlife
c. the body keeps its physical form in the afterlife
d. the spirit or soul is reborn in another human body or in another form of life - Correct
Answer - The spirit or soul is reborn in another human body or in another form of life
10. Disposable items are used to
a. save soap and cleaning solutions
b. save time
c. prevent the spread of infection
d. lower health care costs - Correct Answer - Prevent the spread of infection
11. Wet, damp, or soiled linens are changed
a. each shift
b. after the shower or bath
c. after meals
d. right away - Correct Answer - Right away
12. A warming blanket is needed. After placing it on the bed, it is covered with a
a. sheet
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, b. mattress pad, sheet, plastic drawsheet, and cotton drawsheet
c. mattress pad, sheet, and cotton drawsheet
d. mattress pad and sheet - Correct Answer - Sheet
13. Respiratory secretions do which of the following?
a. provide an environment for microbes
b. improve O2 and CO2 exchange
c. encourage air movement
d. promote coughing and deep breathing - Correct Answer - Provide an environment for
microbes
14. The comprehensive care plan
a. identifies the person's weaknesses, not the person's strengths
b. is used only by RNs
c. tells what are not to give
d. may be part of the Kardex - Correct Answer - May be part of the Kardex
15. An advance directive is
a. the care plan
b. a document stating the person's wishes about life support measures
c. a document stating a person's wishes about health care when the person cannot
make such decisions
d. an order not to resuscitate the person - Correct Answer - A document stating a
person's wishes about health care when that person cannot make such decisions
16. You assist a resident onto the bedpan. How should you position the person?
a. on the person's right side
b. in a sitting position
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