What is the term for a device used to

take the place of a missing body part?

When a client has left-sided

weakness, what part of a sweater is

put on first? 

It is appropriate for a nurse aide to

share the information regarding a

client’s status with: 

When helping a client who is

recovering from a stroke to walk, the

nurse aide should assist: 

The nurse aide is caring for a client

who is agitated. The nurse aide

SHOULD. 

talk in a slow, calm, reassuring

manner. 

The purpose for padding side rails on

the client’s bed is to: 

Exercises that move each muscle and

joint are called: 

How can the nurse aide BEST help a

client who is not accepting a loss? 

The Heimlich maneuver (abdominal

thrust) is used for a client who has: 

To BEST communicate with a client

who is totally deaf, the nurse aide

should:

The nurse aide is asked by a confused

client what day it is. The nurse aide

should: 

point to the date on a calendar

and say the date. 

To avoid pulling the catheter when

turning a male client, the catheter

tube must be taped to the client’s: 

A nurse aide can assist clients with

their spiritual needs by: 

allowing clients to talk about

their beliefs. 

A nurse aide MUST wear gloves

when. 

When getting ready to dress a client,

the nurse aide SHOULD:

give the client a choice of what to

wear. 

If the nurse aide discovers fire in a

client’s room, the FIRST thing do is: 

In order to communicate clearly with

a client who has hearing loss, the

nurse aide should:

look directly at the client when

speaking. 

Which of the following stages of

dying is usually the final stage? 

If a client says, “God is punishing me”

or “Why me?”, how should the nurse

aide respond? 

work with the nursing home to

protect clients’ rights. 

A nurse aide who is active in her

church is assigned to care for a client

who is not a member of any religious

group. The nurse aide SHOULD:

respect the client’s beliefs and

avoid starting religious discussions. 

The nurse aide notices that a client’s

mail has been delivered to the client’s

room. The nurse aide SHOULD:

give the client the unopened mail

and offer help as needed. 

Which of the following is a correct

measurement of urinary output?

The client offers a nurse aide a

twenty dollar bill as a thank you for

all that the nurse aide has done. The

nurse aide SHOULD:

All of the following situations are

examples of abuse or neglect EXCEPT: 

(A) restraining a client according to a

physician’s order.

 If a client is sitting in a chair in his

room masturbating, the nurse aide

SHOULD:

leave the client alone and provide

Privacy. 

To convert four ounces of juice to

milliliters (ml), the nurse aide should

multiply: 

In giving care according to the client’s

Bill of Rights, the nurse aide SHOULD: 

provide privacy during the client’s

personal care. 

The LAST sense a dying client will

lose is: 

A client wakes up during the night

and asks for something to eat. The

nurse aide SHOULD:

check client’s diet before offering

nourishment. 

The normal aging process is BEST

defined as the time when:

normal body functions and senses

decline. 

If a client is confused, the nurse aide

should:

help the client to recognize

familiar things and people.

What is the process of restoring a

disabled client to the highest level of

functioning possible?

When changing an unsterile dressing,

the nurse aide should wash hands:

before, after removal of the soiled

dressing, and after the procedure. 

Clean bed linen placed in a client’s

room but NOT used should be:

The nurse aide finds a conscious client

lying on the bathroom floor. The FIRST

thing the nurse aide should do is:

call for assistance from the nurse

in charge. 

If a nurse aide finds a client who is

sad and crying, the nurse aide should: 

ask the client if something is

wrong. 

Proper use of a waist restraint

requires that the nurse aide:

To prevent the spread of infection, how

should the nurse aide handle the soiled

linens removed from a client’s bed? 

Put them in the dirty linen

container. 

A client needs to be repositioned but

is heavy, and the nurse aide is not

sure she can move the client alone.

The nurse aide should

To prevent dehydration of the client,

the nurse aide SHOULD:

offer fluids frequently while the

client is awake. 

When transferring a client, MOST of

the client’s weight should be

supported by the nurse aide’s:

To be sure that a client’s weight is

measured accurately, the client should

be weighed:

How many tips does a quad-cane

base have?