51 Free CNA Practice Test 2014 Questions and Answers on Human Needs

The patients with different diseases have the different needs and require the dissimilar nursing care. As a nursing assistant, you must understand thoroughly what your patients need and how they want to be cared for in order to give them the most suitable cares. With the hope to assist the NA to meet the patients’ needs, 51 Free CNA Practice Test 2014 Questions and Answers on Human Needs provide a list of basic human needs including physiological needs, safety, social relationship, esteem and self-actualization. These free CNA test questions even, offer you much essential knowledges to meet the needs of patients at diverse ages. It’s such a helpful practice that you can absolutely feel self-confident when stepping into the actual exams!

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   Late Adulthood

• Ages 6 - 10 Years
• Ages 65 Years and Older
• Ages 13 - 19 Years
• Ages 19 - 40 Years

Vegetarian

• Do not eat any meat for religious, moral or health reasons
• Two Parents-One (or more) Child(ren)
• Not eating food or eating very little
• Do not eat any animals or animal products such as eggs / dairy products

The Sandwich Generation

• Not eating food or eating very little
• People who believe there is no God
• People caring for their children while also caring for an elderly loved one
• Caring for the WHOLE person; the mind as well as the body

Birth Defects(Causes and Examples)

• -Married / Committed-Couples of Same or Opposite Sex
• One Parent-One (or more) Child(ren)
• Two Parents-One (or more) Child(ren)
• Causes:-Inherited from Parents-Injury / Disease During PregnancyExamples:-Cerebral Palsy-Down Syndrome-Cystic Fibrosis

Ageism

• Not eating food or eating very little
• The study of health, wellness and disease later in life
• Related to Thinking and Learning
• Prejudice towards, stereotyping of and/or discrimination against the elderly

Karma

• The study of health, wellness and disease later in life
• The belief that all past and present deeds affect one's future and future lives
• The end of menstruation; ovaries stop secreting hormones
• A belief that some part of a living being survives death to be reborn into a new body

Moderate Intellectual Disability

• Below 20 IQ Points; obvious delays in most areas of development
• 35-49 IQ Points; delays in speech and motor development
• Ages 65 Years and Older
• 59-60 IQ Points; delays in walking and talking

Fasting

• Ages Birth - 12 Months
• Ages 65 Years and Older
• Related to Thinking and Learning
• Not eating food or eating very little

Autism

• The end of menstruation; ovaries stop secreting hormones
• The study of health, wellness and disease later in life
• Caring for the WHOLE person; the mind as well as the body
• Part of a group of developmental disorders called Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD's) or Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD's); appears usually by age 3 and continues throughout the person's life

Agnostics

• People who believe there is no God
• People who believe that they do not or cannot know if God exists; they do not deny that God might exist
• People who have suffered brain damage either while in the uterus or during birth
• A person who binges (eating huge amounts of food) and then purgrd (eliminates by vomiting and/or laxatives)