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US Healthcare Nebraska Test 1

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20 questions · All questions on one page

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Healthcare — Test 1 (Nebraska) Professional (Healthcare, USA) USA — Nebraska US Healthcare Certification (NCLEX/PTCB/NREMT)
What is this test? for Healthcare certification (CNA/NCLEX/EMT/PTCB), USA — Professional (Healthcare, USA) level, USA — Nebraska.
For healthcare students/professionals (CNA/LPN/RN/EMT) in the USA
Section: Healthcare — Test 1 (Nebraska) · Education: Professional / University · Part: Healthcare — Test 1 (Nebraska) · Country: USA · Region: USA — Nebraska

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Question 1
What does CNA stand for?
A) doctor
B) Certified Nursing Assistant
C) nurse
D) aide only
Question 2
What is hand hygiene for?
A) preventing infection spread
B) warm hands
C) clean looks
D) no purpose
Question 3
What are vital signs?
A) age
B) temperature, pulse, respiration, BP
C) weight only
D) height only
Question 4
What is normal adult pulse?
A) 30-50 bpm
B) 100-150 bpm
C) 60-100 bpm
D) 200 bpm
Question 5
What is normal blood pressure?
A) around 120/80
B) 200/120
C) 90/30
D) 300/200
Question 6
What is HIPAA for?
A) billing
B) staffing
C) protecting patient privacy
D) cleaning
Question 7
What is informed consent?
A) only surgery
B) family decides
C) never needed
D) permission before care
Question 8
What is a fall risk protocol?
A) locked doors
B) bed alarms, call lights, assistance
C) restraints always
D) no checks
Question 9
How prevent pressure injuries?
A) heat lamps
B) massage
C) reposition every 2 hours
D) no need
Question 10
What is dysphagia?
A) thirst
B) hunger
C) difficulty swallowing
D) nausea
Question 11
What diet is NPO?
A) soft foods
B) nothing by mouth
C) low salt
D) liquids
Question 12
What is aspiration risk with?
A) talking
B) dysphagia, lying flat while eating
C) sleeping
D) walking
Question 13
What position helps breathing?
A) standing
B) semi-Fowler's (head raised)
C) prone
D) flat
Question 14
What is intake and output?
A) weight
B) food only
C) tracking fluids in and out
D) vitals
Question 15
What is a normal temperature?
A) 110F
B) about 98.6F (37C)
C) 90F
D) 104F
Question 16
What is tachycardia?
A) slow rate
B) fast heart rate
C) no pulse
D) irregular only
Question 17
What is bradycardia?
A) fast rate
B) no pulse
C) fever
D) slow heart rate
Question 18
What is hypertension?
A) high blood pressure
B) fever
C) fast pulse
D) low pressure
Question 19
What is diabetes care focus?
A) blood pressure
B) fever
C) weight only
D) blood sugar control
Question 20
What is hypoglycemia?
A) fever
B) high sugar
C) low pressure
D) low blood sugar

About This Test

For Healthcare Professionals (USA) — CNA, LPN, RN/NCLEX, EMT, Pharmacy Technician (PTCB), Dental and allied health with U.S. clinical standards. Section: Healthcare, USA.

Healthcare USA — CNA, LPN, RN/NCLEX, EMT/NREMT, PTCB, Dental, allied health × 51 states where applicable: U.S. clinical standards. 8×20Q per cert/state.

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