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Passive range of motion (PROM) exercises are done: A. When a resident cannot move on her own B. By the resident herself, without help C. By the resident with some help and support from the NA D. By a doctor or physical therapist only

Where should you store a patient's bedpan? A. On the patient's bedside table B. In the patient's bathroom C. Under the patient's bed D. In the nurse's station

What is the typical drip rate for a "Keep Vein Open" (KVO) IV infusion, usually expressed in drops per minute (gtts/min)? A. 10-20 gtts/min B. 30-40 gtts/min C. 50-60 gtts/min D. 70-80 gtts/min

The direct carry is used to transfer a patient: A. with a possible cervical spine injury. B. from a bed to the ambulance stretcher. C. with multiple long bone injuries. D. who cannot be placed on a backboard.

"The water temperature in the wash sink of a three-compartment sink must be at least: A. 110°F (43°C) B. 125°F (52°C) C. 150°F (66°C) D. 165°F (74°C)"

"Where do most deaths occur today? A. Institutional settings B. People's homes C. Hospice centers D. Private clinics"

"The appropriate gown to wear when administering chemotherapy is: A. a gown that is front-closing. B. a gown made with absorbent cotton. C. a highly permeable gown. D. a disposable gown."

"Which of the following is true of Transmission-Based Precautions? A. NAs do not need to practice Standard Precautions if they are practicing Transmission-Based Precautions. B. They are practiced in addition to Standard Precautions. C. They are exactly the same as Standard Precautions. D. They are no longer used."

"Which of the following describes an eligibility requirement for home health? A. The patient must be homebound. B. The patient must have 6 months or less to live. C. The patient must stop curative treatments. D. The patient must have a recent hospital admission."

When do you check blood sugar if ordered AC and HS? A. In the morning and at bedtime B. In the morning, at noon, and at bedtime C. Before meals and at bedtime D. In the afternoon and at bedtime

A food worker at a catered event finds grilled shrimp that have been held at room temperature for the last four hours. What should she do with the shrimp?

What is a verbal security blanket? A. Words that bring comfort like love, laughter, chocolate, family, and peace. B. Words spoken by caregivers to preserve the dignity of the person with dementia. C. Words of generalities, comfort phrases, and pat answers when answering questions. D. Words or phrases like “I’m sorry,” that are used by the person with dementia to cover up mistakes.

Which of the following is concerning for possible physical abuse? A. A bruise on a 2-month-old infant. B. Linear red marks on the cheek of a 4-year-old child. C. Shin bruises on a 3-year-old child. D. All of the above. E. A and B.

What temperature is 38∘ C in Fahrenheit?