31 Free CNA Practice Test 2014 Questions and Answers on Safety and Mobility

Many residents often face to the difficulties in moving resulted from lacking of joint mobility after their injury or surgery. They are not able to walk or, even, move their body parts. The nursing assistant must directly help them or give them an assistance to promote their comfort when changing their positions. With an effort to give nurses a hand to care for patients, 31 Free CNA Practice Test 2014 Questions and Answers on Safety and Mobility support them with a list of methods and techniques to help patients move without hurting. These free CNA test questions also provides some exercises for patients to do in order to promote the mobility without assistance from nurses. Practice with this quiz, you will grasp all skills to care for patients with an absolute safety. So,take it out to fill yourself with essential knowledge!

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31 Free CNA Practice Test 2014 Questions and Answers on Safety and Mobility

Allows a joint to turn from side to side example where the skull and spine connect

• Hinge joint
• Pivot joint
• Supination
• Friction

Moving a body part away from the midline

• Abduction
• Ambulation
• Friction
• Adduction

When transfering a patient how should you hold the belt?

• No with at least one other person
• Use an underhand grasp when holding the belt, one hand should be on each side of the buckle in front.
• For standing transfers unless contraindicated.
• Place chair so that the patient moves toward their strongest side. Set the chair parallel with the bed.Position the large part of the small front wheels facing forward.Lock the wheel chair and raise or remove footrests.

The person is on their abdomen with the head turned to one side

• Supine Position
• Prone Position
• Pronation
• Sims Position

Straightening of a body joint

• Extension
• Flexion
• Adduction
• Pronation

Allows movement in all directions, example hip

• Pivot joint
• Hinge joint
• Ball and Socket Joint
• Lateral Position

The act of walking

• Supination
• Ambulation
• Adduction
• Abduction

Abnormally low blood pressure when the person suddenly stands up

• Orthostatic hypotension
• Lateral Position
• Supine Position
• Prone Position

Turning a joint downward

• Supination
• Friction
• Ambulation
• Pronation

The decrease in size or the wasting away of tissue

• Flexion
• Atrophy
• Dangling
• Shearing

The nursing assistant assist the individual by moving the joints that require exercise

• AROM--Active Range of Motion
• PROM--Passive Range of Motion
• Prone Position
• AAROM--Active assistive Range of Motion

When operating a manual lift should you operate it yourself?

• For standing transfers unless contraindicated.
• No with at least one other person
• A towel
• Place chair so that the patient moves toward their strongest side. Set the chair parallel with the bed.Position the large part of the small front wheels facing forward.Lock the wheel chair and raise or remove footrests.

Semi-sitting position with head of bed (HOB) raised 45 - 60 degrees

• Lateral Position
• Sims Position
• Prone Position
• Fowlers Position