Quiz 3

Question 1

What is a pressure injury?

Answer 1

A lesion caused by unrelieved pressure resulting in damage to underlying tissues

Question 2

What is a key factor in preventing pressure injuries?

Answer 2

Keeping the skin dry and clean

Question 3

What is the primary goal of restorative care?

Answer 3

To improve the resident’s independence and quality of life

Question 4

Which activity is part of restorative care?

Answer 4

Assisting with walking exercises

Question 5

What is a prosthesis?

Answer 5

A device used to replace a missing body part

Question 6

How should a CNA assist a resident with a prosthesis?

Answer 6

By ensuring the prosthesis is clean and properly fitted

Question 7

What is a common cause of hip fractures in elderly residents?

Answer 7

Falls

Question 8

How can a CNA help prevent hip fractures in residents?

Answer 8

By encouraging regular exercise

Question 9

What is a common symptom of Parkinson’s disease?

Answer 9

Tremors

Question 10

How can a CNA assist a resident with Parkinson’s disease?

Answer 10

By ensuring a safe environment to prevent falls

Question 11

What is an effective strategy to prevent falls in a healthcare setting?

Answer 11

Ensuring clear pathways and removing obstacles

Question 12

What is a key practice to prevent infections?

Answer 12

Frequent handwashing

Question 13

What is one of the primary functions of the skin?

Answer 13

To regulate body temperature

Question 14

What is an important principle of body mechanics for CNAs?

Answer 14

Keeping the load close to the body

Question 15

What is a key consideration when using restraints?

Answer 15

Restraints should be checked frequently for tightness and skin integrity

Question 16

What is the main goal of restorative care in CNA practice?

Answer 16

To maintain or improve a resident’s ability to perform daily living activities

Question 17

How often should a CNA reposition a bedridden resident to prevent pressure injuries?

Answer 17

Every 2 hours

Question 18

What is the purpose of using proper body mechanics in CNA work?

Answer 18

To prevent injury to both the CNA and the resident

Question 19

What is the first step in the ABC approach to patient assessment?

Answer 19

Airway

Question 20

What is the maximum number of fingers that should fit under a properly applied restraint?

Answer 20

One finger