CNA Readiness Test

10 questions, balanced across the exam's topics. Answer each one, then submit for your practice readiness estimate and per-topic breakdown. This is a practice estimate — not a prediction or guarantee of your official exam result.

Question 1

What is nocturia?

Waking at night to urinate Bloody urine Painful urination Inability to urinate

Question 2

Are nurse aides mandatory reporters of abuse?

Yes, they must report suspected abuse and cannot be punished for good-faith reports Only nurses report Only if the resident asks No, reporting is optional

Question 3

The nurse aide measures vital signs. Which finding is within normal limits and does not need urgent reporting?

A resident's blood pressure (systolic) is 150 mm Hg A resident's blood pressure (systolic) is 88 mm Hg A resident's blood pressure (systolic) is 84 mm Hg A resident's blood pressure (systolic) is 96 mm Hg

Question 4

What is occupational therapy's focus?

Speech only Finding jobs Regaining skills for daily living like dressing and eating Lung exercises

Question 5

Which of the following is an example of objective documentation?

Urine output of 300 ml in 8 hours The resident had a bad night The resident does not look well today The resident feels nauseated

Question 6

What should the nurse aide do when floating to an unfamiliar unit?

Ask about routines, residents, and where supplies are Hide in the break room Pretend to know everything Refuse to work

Question 7

How does an axillary temperature compare to an oral temperature?

It reads about 1 degree higher It reads exactly the same It reads about 3 degrees higher It reads about 1 degree lower

Question 8

A resident refuses a bath for the third day in a row. What is the aide's best action?

Skip bathing permanently since the resident refused Report the refusal, document it, and offer alternatives like a partial bath Have another aide hold the resident still Force the resident into the shower for hygiene

Question 9

What signs after a fall suggest a hip fracture?

A longer leg with no pain A headache A shortened, outwardly rotated leg with severe pain Redness of the hands

Question 10

How do proper positioning and range of motion prevent contractures?

They make the resident sleep better They keep joints moving through their full range so muscles do not shorten They replace the need for the nurse They cure all joint disease

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