17. The CNA must submit fingerprints to the DHS:

D. Once in a lifetime upon enrollment in a CNA course

4. As a CNA, your scope of practice includes:

A. Bathing and dressing resident

22. The overall purpose of OBRA is to:

B. Improve quality of life for residents in nursing facilities

13. Which of the following situations should the nurse assistant report to the Director of Nursing?

B. The nurse in charge is suspected of abusing a resident

26. The nurse assistant should NOT:

B. Ask about the resident’s bank account

9. Which of the following describes the minimum number of theory and clinical hours in a CNA program approved by CDHS?

D. 50 hours theory, 100 hours supervised clinical training

14. The role of the ombudsman is to:

B. Listen to and resolve resident problems

12. Which best defines Medicare?

D. Medical benefits for persons age 65 and over

20. The responsible CNA will arrive at work:

D. With enough time to be ready to start work at the designated time.

5. What should the CNA do if asked to do something he or she doesn’t know how to do?

B. Tell the nurse he or she is uncertain and ask for help

8. California Code of Regulations, Title 22 establishes:

B. Minimum standards of patient care.

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17. The CNA must submit fingerprints to the DHS:
B. When changing employers
C. Every 2 years
D. Once in a lifetime upon enrollment in a CNA course
A. After writing the state test
2
21. Upon successful completion of a CNA training program, person has how much time to complete the state competency Exam
B. 6 months
D. 2 years
A. 4 months
C. 1 year
3
19. Prior to working with residents, the CNA must:
C. Have a negative drug test
D. Receive DHS certification
B. Buy a wristwatch
A. Have a TB clearance
4
4. As a CNA, your scope of practice includes:
B. Taking telephone order from the doctor
D. Giving medications
A. Bathing and dressing resident
C. Assigning patient care
5
11. How many hours must a CNA work for pay in each renewal period?
C. 24 hours
D. 50 hours
B. 8 hours
A. 48 hours
6
1. The term used for persons living in long-term care facilities is:
C. Retiree
B. Patient
D. Resident
A. Senior citizen
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3. The responsibilities of a CNA are listed in a:
C. Job title
B. Procedure
D. Resume
A. Job description
8
22. The overall purpose of OBRA is to:
B. Improve quality of life for residents in nursing facilities
D. Prevent injuries
A. Set hours when clinical training may be done
C. Keep safety records up to date
9
13. Which of the following situations should the nurse assistant report to the Director of Nursing?
D. A resident refuses to cooperate with treatment
C. The physician has asked for the nurse assistant’s help
A. A resident has fallen
B. The nurse in charge is suspected of abusing a resident
10
26. The nurse assistant should NOT:
A. Make a self-introduction to the resident
D. Knock each time before entering the resident’s
C. Ask how the resident would like to be addressed
B. Ask about the resident’s bank account
11
9. Which of the following describes the minimum number of theory and clinical hours in a CNA program approved by CDHS?
D. 50 hours theory, 100 hours supervised clinical training
A. 54 hours theory, 180 hours supervised clinical training
C. 40 hours theory, 60 hours supervised clinical training
B. 48 hours theory, 150 hours supervised clinical training
12
14. The role of the ombudsman is to:
C. Serve snacks
A. Drive the buses for special outings
B. Listen to and resolve resident problems
D. Bring newspapers and magazines
13
2. The successful CNA should be:
D. All of the above
A. Honest
C. Organized
B. Dependable
14
12. Which best defines Medicare?
B. Medical funding for persons under 65 years of age
D. Medical benefits for persons age 65 and over
A. State Medical Welfare Funding
C. Medical funding for children only
15
20. The responsible CNA will arrive at work:
A. Exactly at the designated time
D. With enough time to be ready to start work at the designated time.
C. Within 15 minutes of the designated start time
B. A few minutes before the designated time
16
23. What is the maximum number of times that the State Competency Exam may be taken?
B. 3 times
C. 5 times
A. Once (1)
D. 10 times
17
6. Which member of the long-term health care team provides the most hands-on care to the resident?
C. CNA
A. Physician
B. Charge Nurse
D. Nursing Supervisor
18
18. A mandated reporter:
A. Must report suspected abuse
D. All of the above
B. Must report actual abuse
C. Must report abuse told to them by a visitor
19
10. In California to renew your CNA certification, how many inservice/continuing education hours in a 2-year period:
D. 58 hours
C. 48 hours
A. 28 hours
B. 30 hours
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7. The direct supervisor of the CNA is the:
C. Administrator.
B. Charge nurse.
A. Physician
D. Director of nursing.
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25. When admitting a resident, the nurse assistant’s FIRST responsibility would be to:
D. Wash hands
A. Introduce self
B. Knock on the resident’s door
C. Provide privacy
22
16. A CNA may insure a resident’s dignity by:
C. Calling the resident by his/her proper name.
A. Knocking on the resident’s room door before Entering
D. All of the above
B. Introducing him/herself prior to giving care.
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5. What should the CNA do if asked to do something he or she doesn’t know how to do?
B. Tell the nurse he or she is uncertain and ask for help
A. Ask another CNA to do the task
D. Do the task anyway
C. Refrain from doing the task
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8. California Code of Regulations, Title 22 establishes:
B. Minimum standards of patient care.
C. The certified CNA’s work schedule.
A. Salary for certified CNAs.
D. Maximum standards of patient care.
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24. A CNA may be dismissed from a job because of:
B. Resident neglect
D. All of the above
C. Theft of a resident or hospital property.
A. Falsifying documents or records

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