7.

What is the middle layer of the heart is

called? – MYOCARDIUM
A. Epicardium C. Pericardium
B. Endocardium D. Myocardium

8. How many chambers that are found in

TEST 3 REVIEW the human heart? – 4
A. 6 C.1
1. Which body cavity does the heart and
B. 4 D.2
lungs located? - THORACIC
A. Thoracic
9. Which heart chambers deliver oxygen-
B. Abdominal Cavity
rich blood to the ascending aorta? –
C. Cranial
LEFT VENTRICLE
D. Spinal
A. Left atrium
2. What dies the skeletal system
B. Right atrium
produces? – BLOOD CELLS
C. left ventricle
A. Calcium C. Blood Cells
D. Right ventricle
B. Vitamin D D. Lactic Acid
10. It is the heart chamber that receives
3. What structures does the skeletal
blood from the systematic system. -
system? – PHALANGES
RIGHT ATRIUM
A. Ureters C. Dendrites
A. Left atrium
B. Papillae D. Phalanges
B. Left ventricle
4. What does the Integumentary System
C. Right atrium
produce? – MELANIN
D. Right ventricle
A. Surfactant C. Trypsin
11. Where does the heart muscle get its
B. Melatonin D. Melanin
blood supply? -CORONARY
5. Which of the following is a nervous
ARTERIES
system disorder? – MULTIPLE
A. Pulmonary veins
SCLEROSIS
B. Coronary arteries
A. Myxedema
C. Carotid arteries
B. Multiple sclerosis
D. Pulmonary arteries
C. Gigantism
12. Where is the femoral artery is located?
D. D. Pediculosis
– LEG
6. Which thin-fluid sac surrounds the
A. Neck C. Leg
heart? – PERICARDIUM
B. Arm D. Mouth
A. Epicardium C. Pericardium
B. Endocardium D. Myocardium
13. Which part does ilium belongs to? – 19. What are the blood vessels that carry
PELVIS blood away from the heart? –
A. Rib C. Skull ARTERIES
B. Spine D. Pelvis A. Capillaries
B. Veins
14. The fibula is __ the patella? – BELOW C. Arteries
A. Below C. Above D. Vena cava
B. Behind D. Within 20. What is the pericardial sac? – HAS A
15. What is the other name of TOUGH FIBROUS OUTER LAYER
Erythrocytes? – RED BLOOD CELLS CALLED VISCERAL PERICARDIUM
A. Red blood cells AND AN INNER, THIN,
B. Engulfing cells TRANSPARENT LINING CALLED THE
C. Clotting cells FIBROUS PERICARDIUM.
D. White blood cells A. Is a thick, single -walled closed
16. What is the function of the platelet? – sac
CAUSE THE BLOOD TO CLOT B. Has tough fibrous outer layer
A. Fight infection called visceral pericardium and
B. Carry nutrients an inner, thin, transparent
C. Carry oxygen lining called the fibrous
D. Cause the blood to clot pericardium
17. What is cardiac arrest? – THE C. Allows the heart to contact and
SUDDEN STOPPING OF HEART expand within the chest cavity
ACTION AND BREATHING with minimal fiction
A. The sudden loss of D. Is called the mediastinum
consciousness 21. What are the three layers of the heart
B. When organs and tissues do wall? – EPICARDIUM, MYOCARDIUM,
not get enough blood ENDOCARDIUM.
C. The same as stroke A. Pericardium, myocardium,
D. The sudden stopping of heart epicardium
action and breathing B. Pericardium, myocardium,
18. Which of the following structures endocardium
contains oxygenated blood? – AORTA C. Epicardium, myocardium,
A. Right atrium endocardium
B. Aorta D. Myocyte, actin, myosin
C. Right ventricle
D. Super vena cava
22. One complete contraction and 28. If it poses a risk to the human body, or
subsequent relaxation of the heart is a living organism this is called: -
called one cardiac- CYCLE BIOHAZARD
A. Output C. Cycle A. Biohazard
B. Systole D. Diastole B. Pathogen
23. What is the average normal heart rate? C. Blood borne
– 81 beats per minute D. Occupational
A. 72 beats per minute
B. 96 beats per minute 29. It is treating of all human blood as
C. 63 beats per minute infectious. – UNIVERSAL
D. 81 beats per minute PRECAUTIOUS
24. All are potentially infectious body A. Asepsis
fluids except: - SWEAT B. Pathogen
A. Sweat C. Universal precautions
B. Blood D. Occupational
C. Cerebrospinal fluid 30. A nursing assistant has given a patient
D. Vaginal secretions the wrong treatment. Which of the
25. What is the other term for clean following statement is true? –
techniques? – MEDICAL ASEPSIS NURSING ASSISTANT MUST
A. Hand washing COMPLETE AN INCIDENT REPORT.
B. Medical Asepsis A. Report it only if the patient was
C. Sterilization injured
D. Surgical Asepsis B. Nursing assistant must
26. Any instrument that will penetrate a complete an incident report
patient’s skin should be - STERILIZED C. Report the error at the end of
A. Sterilized shift
B. Sanitized D. Nursing assistant is guilty of
C. Treated with antiseptics negligence
D. Disinfected 31. Which of the following liquids are
27. Any instrument that comes in contact used in autoclaving in order to sterilize
to a patient’s mucous membranes instruments and supplies? –
must be: STERILIZED DISTILLED WATER
A. Sterilized A. Distilled water
B. Sanitized B. Alcohol
C. Treated with antiseptics C. Tap water
D. Disinfected D. Sterile water
32. What are the series of components D. Local
that lead to infection? – CHAIN OF 37. Which type of precautions would be
INFECTION used for a patient who has the
A. Immune response pulmonary tuberculosis? – AIRBORNE
B. Pathogenic series A. Contact
C. Chain of infection B. Airborne
D. Infection cycle C. Reverse
33. It is the pathogen responsible for D. Droplet
causing an infection is called the 38. This is example of a disease requiring
infectious: AGENT droplet isolation: PERTUSSIS
A. Vector A. Scabies
B. Agent B. Pertussis
C. Vehicle C. Varicella
D. Host D. Rubeola
34. It is the individual who has little 39. It is the greatest threat from heat
resistance to an infectious microbe is application: BURNS
referred to susceptible: - HOST A. Chilling
A. Pathway B. Infection
B. Agent C. Pressure Ulcers
C. Reservoir D. Burns
D. Host 40. Who Among them has the greatest risk
35. When chain of infection is broken, of complications from local heat
a/an: - INFECTION IS PREVENTED application? – AN OLDER PERSON
FROM HAPPENING. A. 40-year-old woman
A. Infection is prevented B. 10-year-old boy
happening C. An older person
B. Individual is immune to that D. Teenager
microbe 41. A physician is required to report all of
C. Infection with will most likely the following except: STROKE
be the result A. Stroke
D. Individual is susceptible to B. Births
infection C. Communicable diseases
36. It is the term used to describe an D. Deaths
infection that affects the entire body
is: SYSTEMIC
A. Nosocomial
B. Communicable
C. Systemic
42. A crime punishable by a fine or A. Fraud
imprisonment for less than one year is B. Battery
knows as a: MISDEMEANOR C. Negligence
A. Mitigation D. Discovery
B. Misdemeanor 47. A very busy phlebotomist
C. Arbitration misidentifies the patient when
D. Felony collecting a specimen for transfusion
43. Professional negligence is also preparation. The possible
called: MALPRACTICE misdiagnosis of blood type could
A. Malfunction cause the patient’s death. If the
B. Arbitration phlebotomist’s action results in injury,
C. Malice the wrongful act is called; -
D. Malpractice NEGLIGENCE
44. Which of the following items is the A. Fraud
most important for assistive B. Assault
personnel to keep in mind during their C. Negligence
daily routine in medical settings? – D. Battery
CONFIDENTIALITY 48. It is the unauthorized release of
A. Confidentiality confidential patient information: -
B. Consent INVASION PRIVCACY
C. Burglary A. Invasion of privacy
D. Privilege granted to a physician B. Type of negligence
C. Violation of discovery
45. Which of the following circumstances D. Failure to use due care
is permissible to release information 49. It is an example of negligence when
about a patient’s records? – WHEN the phlebotomist: - FAILS TO REPORT
THE PATIENT SIGN A RELEASE SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN
A. When the patients has signed a PATIENTS CONDITION
living will A. Is unable to obtain a specimen
B. When the patient signs a from a very combative patient
release B. Fails to report significant
C. When the physician calls to changes in a patient's
request it condition
D. When the insurance company C. Missed the vein and has to
sign a release redirect twice to complete the
46. Deceitful practice or false portrayal of draw
facts either by words or conduct is the
definition of: FRAUD
 D. Forgets to sign out at the nurse 53. Ethical standards are considered as; -
station when draws are ABOUT RIGHT AND WRONG
complete CONDUCT
50. You were asked to perform a task not A. About right and wrong conduct
allowed by your state/ country. Which B. Rules stating what you can and
is true? – YOU COULD BE FOUND cannot do
GUILTY OF PRACTICING NURSING C. Federal laws
WITHOUT LICENSE D. State laws
A. You could be found guilty of 54. A Patient wants to know the reason for
practicing nursing without an X-ray who is responsible for telling
license him? – THE DOCTOR
B. If you completed the task A. RN
safely, there is no legal B. The Doctor
problem C. CNA
C. If an RN delegated that task, D. Any health care team member
there is no legal problem 55. What is not a crime? – NEGLIGENCE
D. Performing the task is allowed A. Murder
if it is in your job description B. Rape
C. Robbery
51. If an RN asks you to start an IV, which D. Negligence
is true? – ASSISTIVE PERSONNEL DO 56. If the person asks if you are nurse and
NOT START IVs. you replied “YES”. This is – FRAUD
A. You must be trained to start IVs A. Fraud
B. You must know why the person B. Slander
needs the IV C. Libel
C. Assistive personnel do not start D. Negligence
IVs 57. Civil actions involve: - LEGAL
D. RN must supervise your work PROCEEDINGS BETWEEN PRIVATE
52. What should you do if you decide to PARTIES
refuse a task. – COMMUNICATE A. Regulations established by
YOUR CONCERNS TO THE NURSE government
A. Communicate your concerns B. Legal proceeding between
to the nurse private parties
B. Talk to the nurse’s supervisor C. Violent crimes against the state
C. Ignore the request or nation
D. Delegate the task to someone D. Offenses that can lead to
else imprisonment
58. Which of the following situations is 63. Where does the nurse describe the
permissible to release information nursing care given? – PROGRESS
from a patient’s record? – WHEN A NOTE
COURT REQUEST IT BY MEANS A. Graphic sheet
SUBPOENA B. Nursing history
A. When the patient’s best friend C. Progress note
request it D. Kardex
B. When a court request it by 64. A co- worker is often late for work. This
means subpoena means extra work for you. To resolve
C. When an attorney requests it the conflict, you should do all of the
D. When the patient’s employer following except: - DISCUSS THE
request it MATTER DURING THE END-OF SHIFT
59. The drawing of a patient’s blood REPORT.
without permission can result in a A. Suggest ways to resolve the
charge of: - ASSAULT AND BATTERY problem
A. Malpractice B. Discuss the matter during the
B. Assault and battery end of the shift report
C. Negligence C. Give facts and specific
D. Breach of confidentiality behavior
60. Which of the following is one the six D. Explain the problem to the
Cs of Charting? – Client’s words supervisor
A. Client’s words 65. Which might mean that you are not
B. Counsel listening? – YOU SIT WITH ARMS
C. Consult CROSSED
D. Clerical A. You ask questions
61. Which suture size listed below is the B. You sit facing the person
thickest? – 0.0 C. You have good eye contact with
A. 7.0 C. 0.0 the person
B. 1.0 D. 5.0 D. You sit with arms crossed
62. If a patient is to be weighed daily. The 66. Which is a direct question? – DO YOU
measurement is recorded on the: - FEEL BETTER NOW?
GRAPHIC SHEET A. “What will you do when you get
A. Admission sheet home?”
B. Progress notes B. “Do you feel better now?”
C. Flow sheet C. “You said that you can’t work”
D. Graphic sheet D. “Tell me what your plans are for
home”
67. A patient wants to take a shower. You 72. For chair and wheelchair transfer, the
say “You would like to shower? This is person must: - WEAR NON-SKID
called: PARAPHASING FOOTWEAR
A. Clarifying A. Gait belt may not be needed
B. An open-ended question B. Wear non-skid footwear
C. Focusing C. Have a lift sheet
D. Paraphrasing D. Have the bed rails up
68. Physical restraints: - CONFINE A 73. When transferring a patient to be, a
PERSON TO BED or CHAIR chair or the toilet: - PATIENT’s
A. Confine a person to bed or STRONG SIDE MOVE FIRST.
chair A. The weak side move first
B. Control mental functions B. The transfer belt is removed
C. Control behavior C. Patient’s strong side move first
D. Decrease care needs D. Pillows are used for support
69. A belt restraint is applied to a person
in bed. Where should you tie the 74. The position in which the patient is
straps? – TO MOVABLE PART OF THE lying flat on the back is known as: -
BED FRAME SUPINE POSITION
A. To the bed rails A. Fowler’s position
B. To the foot board B. Supine position
C. To the movable part of the bed C. Sim’s position
frame D. Prone position
D. To the headboard 75. A person is positioned in a chair. The
70. A Patient has a restrains. You should feet: MUST BE FLAT ON THE FLOOR
check on the patient and the position A. Are positioned on pillows
of the restraint at least: - 15 MINUTES B. Dangle
A. Every 30 minutes C. Must be flat on the floor
B. Every 2 hours D. Are positioned on footplates
C. Every 4 hours 76. Which requires a linen change? – WET
D. Every 15 minutes LINEN
71. The patient’s skin rubs against the A. Wrinkled linen
sheet. This is known as – FRICTION B. Crumbs in the bed
A. Friction C. The persons will have visitors
B. Shearing D. Wet linen
C. Posture
D. Ergonomics
77. You will transfer a person from a C. High efficiency particulate air
stretcher to the bed. Which bed filtration mask
should you make? – SURGICAL BED D. Street clothing
A. Open bed 83. Keeping the door closed and wearing a
B. Surgical bed mask is necessary for which category
C. Occupied bed of isolation: - RESPIRATORY
D. Closed bed A. Strict
78. What is safe water temperature for a B. Drainage and secretion
complete bed bath? - 110°F / 43 °C C. Respiratory
A. 110°F / 43 °C D. Contact
B. 95°F / 35°C 84. After performing venipuncture,
C. 120°F / 48 °C personal protective equipment: -
D. 100°F / 37.8 °C SHOULD NOT BE WORN OUTSIDE
79. A patient has alopecia. This is: - HAIR THE PATIENTS ROOM
LOSS A. Can be reused
A. Hair loss B. Should be sent to the hospital
B. An infestation of lice stores
C. Excessive body scalp C. Is not necessary
D. Dry, white flakes from the scalp D. Should not be worn outside the
80. A patient wants his hair washed. You patient room
Should: -FOLLOW THE CARE PLAN 85. Keeping germ-free condition is known
A. Wash his hair during shower as: - ASEPSIS
B. Wash his hair at the sink A. Bacteriology
C. Follow the care plan B. Asepsis
D. Shampoo him in bed C. Sepsis
81. Many institutions treat bed linens as; - D. Epidemiology
CONTAMINATED 86. Which of the following would indicate
A. Disposable an immediate report to the RN? -
B. Sterile BLEEDING
C. Uncontaminated A. Gradual changes
D. Contaminated B. Bleeding
82. Workers who come in contact with C. Healing skin
tuberculosis patients should wear: - D. Dry skin
HIGH EFFICIENCY PARTICULATE AIR
FILTRATION MASK
A. Traditional mask
B. Sterile gown
87. When giving first aid, you should: - A. Rising blood pressure, rapid
PERFOM NEEDED EMERGENCY pulse and slow respirations
PROCEDURES B. Falling blood pressure, rapid
A. Give person fluids pulse and respiration, cold,
B. Move person moist pale skin
C. Be aware of your own limits C. Rapid pulse, rapid respiration,
D. Perform needed emergency and warm skins
procedures D. Falling blood pressure, slow
88. To safely transfer a person with a pulse and respiration, thirst,
mechanical lift, at least: - 2 restlessness and warm flushed
WORKERS skin
A. 1 worker 92. Burns are covered with: - CLEAN,
B. 2 workers MOIST CLOTH OR DRESSING
C. 3 workers A. Nothing
D. 4 workers B. Water
89. Which does not determine adequate C. Butter, oil, or salve
breathing when administering CPR? – D. Clean, moist cloth or dressing
COUNTING RESPIRATIONS FOR 30 93. A person is shock needs: - TO BE
SECONDS. KEPT LYING
A. Listening for the escape of air A. Recovery position
B. Counting respiration for 30 B. To be kept lying
seconds C. Rescue breathing
C. Looking to see if the chest rises D. Clothes removed
and falls
D. Feeling for the flow of air 94. Adults and older persons usually fear:
90. If airway obstructions occur, the - DYING ALONE
person usually: - CLUTCHES AT THE A. The five stages of dying
THROAT B. Advance directives
A. Clutches at the throat C. Reincarnation
B. Has a seizure D. Dying alone
C. Is calm 95. A Persons in the stage of denial: -
D. Can speak, cough, and breathe REFUSE TO BELIEVE THEY ARE
91. A person is in shock. The signs of DYING
shock are: - FALLING BLOOD A. Refuse to believe they are dying
PRESSURE, RAPID PULSE AND B. Are angry
RESPIRATIONS, COLD, MOIST PALE C. Are sad and quiet
SKIN D. Makes “deals” with God
96. A dying person tries to gain more time 101. A cooling blanket is used for: -
during the stage of – BARGAINING HYPERTHERMIA
A. Depression A. Shivering
B. Anger B. Cyanosis
C. Acceptance C. Hypothermia
D. Bargaining D. Hyperthermia
97. The guides used to monitor all aspects 102. The wound is cleaned: - AFTER
of patient care are called: - QUALITY SETTING UP STERILE FIELD
ASSURANCE INDICATORS A. Every other day
A. Quality assurance Indicators B. After putting on clean
B. Threshold values disposable gloves
C. Quality indicator core C. With soap and water
measurement D. After setting up sterile field
D. Quality system essential 103. Which of the following is not
98. To collect a sterile urine specimen, considered a vital sign? – WEIGHT
you need: - NEEDLE AND SYRINGE A. Blood pressure
A. Tourniquet B. Respiration
B. Urinometer C. Pulse rate
C. Needle and syringe D. Weight
D. Glucose meter 104. Before turning a person onto his or
99. A sputum specimen is needed. You her side, you: - MOVE THE PERSON
should ask the person to: - RINSE THE TO THE SIDE OF THE BED
MOUTH WITH CLEAR WATER A. Move the person to the middle
A. Remove dentures of the bed
B. Use mouthwash B. Move the person to the side of
C. Rinse the mouth with clear the bed
water C. Apply a transfer belt
D. Brush teeth D. Position pillows for comfort
100. When cleaning a wound, you 105. Which occurs when a person
clean: - OUTWARD FROM THE slides down in bed? – SHEARING
WOUND A. Ergonomics
A. Toward the wound B. Posture
B. In circular motions away from C. Shearing
wound D. Friction
C. In circular motions towards the
wounds
D. Outward from the wound
106. Which route is involved in 111. Which of the following drug
administering a drug by placing it administration routes is the most
under the patient’s tongue and leaving appropriate for a patient who has
it there until it is dissolved? – nausea and vomiting? – RECTAL
SUBLINGUAL ROUTE A. Oral C. Rectal
A. Transdermal route B. Nasal D. Sublingual
B. Sublingual route 112. Which of the following
C. Buccal route abbreviations is on the current joint
D. Subcutaneous route commission “DO Not Use” – IU
107. Which part of the prescription A. mL C. mm
contains the patient’s name, address, B. UTI D. IU
date, and the symbol RX? - 113. Which of the following respiratory
SUPERSCRIPTION terms means “difficulty breathing”? –
A. Inscription DYSPNEA
B. Subscription A. Dyspnea C. Apnea
C. Embossment B. Orthopnea D. Bradypnea
D. Superscription 114. The absence of respiration for
108. Which of the following is sedative? periods lasting more than 15 seconds
– BARBITURATE is called: - APNEA
A. Lithium A. Shock C. Bradypnea
B. Barbiturate B. Hyperpnea D. Apnea
C. Levodopa 115. A single order that is administered
D. Phenothiazine immediately and usually written for
109. Codeine is an example of what emergencies is known as: - STAT
kind of drug? – NARCOTIC order
ANALGESTIC A. STAT order C. Routine order
A. Sedative B. PRN order D. Standing order
B. Narcotic analgesic 116. What word is used to describe the
C. Antidepressant breakdown of red blood cell? –
D. Antiepileptic drug HEMOLYSIS
110. Medication applied in patch from A. Hemostasis C. Hemolysis
is called: - TRANSDERMAL B. Erythema D. Erythrocytosis
A. Tine test 117. The balanced or “Steady state” of
B. Buccal the body is called: - HOMEOSTASIS
HEMATOLOGY
C. Transdermal A. Homeostasis
D. Topical ointment B. Hematopoiesis
C. Hematology
D. Hemostasis
118. This prefix means “OUTSIDE”: - 125. The term “distal” means: -
EXO FARTHEST FROM THE POINT OF
A. Exo C. Dys ATTACHMENT
B. Msl D. Anti A. To the back of the body or body
119. Which body organ is primarily part
affected in a person with pulmonary B. Higher or above, or toward the
disease? -LUNGS head
A. Kidney C. Brain C. Nearest the central portion of
B. Stomach D. Lungs the body
120. Hepatitis means: - LIVER D. Farthest from the point of
INFLAMMATION attachment
A. Kidney infection 126. The plantar surface of the foot is
B. Muscle weakness the: - SOLE OR BOTTOM
C. Blood cell disorder A. Area of the arch
D. Liver inflammation B. Sole or bottom
121. The word root of the medical term C. Top of the foot
thoracic is: - THORAC D. Heel portion
A. Racic 127. An example of a dorsal cavity is
B. Thorac the: - SPINAL CAVITY
C. Acic A. Pelvic cavity
D. Oraci B. Spinal cavity
C. Thoracic cavity
122. The word root of the term D. abdominal cavity
oncologist means: - TUMOR 128. Wasting or decrease in size of a
A. Tumor B. Acic muscle because of inactivity is called:
B. Racic D. Thorac - ATROPHY
123. Which of the following word part A. Myalgia C. Uremia
means “cold”? – CRY B. Rickets D. Atrophy
A. Sub C. Cry 129. What is arterial bleeding? –
B. Cyan D. Hypo OCCURS IN SPURTS
124. When you are facing someone in A. Is dark red
normal anatomical position, at which B. cannot be seen
body plane are you looking? – C. Oozes from wound
FRONTAL D. occurs in spurts
A. Dorsal C. Frontal
B. Sagittal D. Transverse
130. Surgical procedures that require 136. Which of the following positions
less than one day to perform, with no requires the examination table to be
overnight stay for the patient, are raised in the middle with both ends
called: - OUTPATIENT SURGERY pointing down? – PROCTOLOGICAL
A. Cryosurgery A. Sim’s C. Proctological
B. Surgery without anesthesia B. Fowler’s D. Knee chest
C. Ambulatory surgery 137. Which term relates to the side of
D. Outpatient surgery the body? – LATERAL
131. In which of the following positions, A. Lateral C. Dorsal
used for the examination of the B. Proximal D. Ventral
rectum, does the patient lie on the left 138. When the examiner uses the sense
leg slightly flexed? – SIM’S of touch to determine the
A. Prone characteristics of an organ system,
B. Dorsal Recumbent the examiner is using which of the
C. Lithotomy following principles? – PALPATION
D. SIM’s A. Auscultation
132. Which of the following B. Palpation
thermometers is considered the most C. Inspection
accurate indicator of body D. Percussion
temperature? – AXILLARY 139. Which protects the skin when
A. Oral C. Rectal moving the resident in bed? –
B. Axillary D. Aural or tympanic ROLLING THE RESIDENT
133. The artery most commonly used A. Sliding the resident up in bed
for taking a patient’s pulse is: - B. Moving the mattress
RADIAL C. Using ergonomics
A. Radial C. Apical D. Rolling the resident
B. Temporal D. Carotid 140. When you move or transfer a
134. Which of the following areas of the patient, you must: - PROTECT THE
body is the site in detecting the PATIENT’S PRIVACY
popliteal pulse? – KNEE A. Use pillows for support
A. Groin C. Knee B. Protects the patient’s privacy
B. Dorsal D. Forearm C. Get help from co-worker
135. Which of the following position is D. Allow personal choice
used for perineal and vaginal area
examination: - LITHOTOMY
A. Fowler’s C. Lithotomy
B. Supine D. Jackknife
141. A patient is going to sit on the side B. Moving the stretcher headfirst
of the bed. You need to know: - C. Putting the item in safe
WHICH SIDE IS STRONGER D. Locking the wheels for transfer
A. If bed rails are used 146. A resident brought a radio from
B. If a transfer belt is needed home. Which helps prevents property
C. Which side is stronger loss? – LABELLING THE ITEM WITH
D. if mechanical lift is needed THE PERSON’S NAME
142. What is the most appropriate step A. Labelling the item with the
a nurse assistant should take if a person’s name.
resident feels fainting during a tub B. Putting the item in a safe place
bath? – CALL FOR HELP C. Using a wheelchair pouch for
A. Call for help the item
B. Cover resident with a bath D. Completing a personal
blanket belongings list
C. Lower the head as much as 147. To transport oxygen and carbon
possible dioxide to and from the body’s cells,
D. Drain the water out of the tub what do erythrocytes need? –
143. A person with dementia: - HEMOGLOBIN
CANNOT THINK AND REASON A. Hemoglobin
A. Is paralyzed B. Nitrates
B. Has suffered an electrical C. Hematocrit
shock D. Bilirubin
C. Cannot think and reason 148. A nursing assistant suspects a
D. Is not aware of his or her young patient is the victim of child
surroundings abuse, sign of abuse are also the
144. Which can cause suffocation? – findings of the examining physician.
RESTRAINTS The nursing assistant and the
A. Reporting loses teeth or physician should do which of the
dentures following? – DOCUMENT FINDINGS
B. Cutting food into small bite IN THE MEDICAL RECORD AND
sized pieces REPORT IT TO THE PROPER
C. Restraints AUTHORITIES.
D. Using electrical item that are in A. Ask the parent/ guardian to give
good repair explanations and document the
145. Stretcher safety involves the encounter
following except: - MOVING THE B. Document findings in the medical
STRETCHER HEADFIRST record and report it to the proper
A. Raising the side rails authorities
 C. Speak to parent/ guardian about
their suspicions and document the
encounter
D. Not document these suspicions in
the chart because the abuse
should be first be rule out

149. Which of the following term for an

employee who is considered to be
acting on the doctor’s behalf while
performing professional task? –
RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR
A. Malpractice
B. Negligence
C. Abandonment
D. Respondent superior
150. Which health- care team member
is responsible for locating resources
to manage resident care?- SOCIAL
WORKER
A. Nurse
B. Physician
C. Nurse Assi
D. Social worker