Question 1
What is the correct position for feeding a resident? (Iowa Focus 1)
- Flat
- Upright
- Side lying
- Prone
View answer and explanation
Correct answer:
- Upright
Explanation: Upright position prevents aspiration.
Review these Nurse Aide Written Exam - Iowa nursing practice questions with answer choices and explanations.
What is the correct position for feeding a resident? (Iowa Focus 1)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Upright position prevents aspiration.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 2)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
What is the correct position for feeding a resident? (Iowa Focus 3)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Upright position prevents aspiration.
Which action follows standard precautions? (Iowa Focus 4)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Standard precautions include proper PPE and hand hygiene.
What is the minimum number of hours of in-service education required annually for CNAs in Iowa? (Iowa Focus 5)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Federal law requires at least 12 hours of continuing education yearly.
A resident refuses medication. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 6)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Medication refusal must be reported; CNAs do not administer meds.
A resident shows signs of abuse. What must the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 7)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA is a mandated reporter for suspected abuse.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 8)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
Which action follows standard precautions? (Iowa Focus 9)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Standard precautions include proper PPE and hand hygiene.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 10)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
Which situation must be reported immediately? (Iowa Focus 11)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Falls are critical incidents requiring immediate reporting.
What is the best way to prevent infection spread? (Iowa Focus 12)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Hand hygiene is the most effective method.
What is the minimum number of hours of in-service education required annually for CNAs in Iowa? (Iowa Focus 13)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Federal law requires at least 12 hours of continuing education yearly.
Which situation must be reported immediately? (Iowa Focus 14)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Falls are critical incidents requiring immediate reporting.
What is the correct position for feeding a resident? (Iowa Focus 15)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Upright position prevents aspiration.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 16)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
What is the best way to prevent infection spread? (Iowa Focus 17)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Hand hygiene is the most effective method.
Which action follows standard precautions? (Iowa Focus 18)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Standard precautions include proper PPE and hand hygiene.
Which situation must be reported immediately? (Iowa Focus 19)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Falls are critical incidents requiring immediate reporting.
A resident slips in the bathroom. What is the CNA’s first action? (Iowa Focus 20)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Assessing for injury is the priority before moving the resident.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 21)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
A resident slips in the bathroom. What is the CNA’s first action? (Iowa Focus 22)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Assessing for injury is the priority before moving the resident.
A resident refuses medication. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 23)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Medication refusal must be reported; CNAs do not administer meds.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 24)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 25)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
Which situation must be reported immediately? (Iowa Focus 26)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Falls are critical incidents requiring immediate reporting.
What is the minimum number of hours of in-service education required annually for CNAs in Iowa? (Iowa Focus 27)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Federal law requires at least 12 hours of continuing education yearly.
A resident slips in the bathroom. What is the CNA’s first action? (Iowa Focus 28)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Assessing for injury is the priority before moving the resident.
A resident shows signs of abuse. What must the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 29)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA is a mandated reporter for suspected abuse.
A resident shows signs of abuse. What must the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 30)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA is a mandated reporter for suspected abuse.
Which situation must be reported immediately? (Iowa Focus 31)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Falls are critical incidents requiring immediate reporting.
Which action follows standard precautions? (Iowa Focus 32)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Standard precautions include proper PPE and hand hygiene.
Which action follows standard precautions? (Iowa Focus 33)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Standard precautions include proper PPE and hand hygiene.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 34)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 35)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
A resident refuses medication. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 36)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Medication refusal must be reported; CNAs do not administer meds.
Which action follows standard precautions? (Iowa Focus 37)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Standard precautions include proper PPE and hand hygiene.
What is the minimum number of hours of in-service education required annually for CNAs in Iowa? (Iowa Focus 38)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Federal law requires at least 12 hours of continuing education yearly.
A resident shows signs of abuse. What must the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 39)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA is a mandated reporter for suspected abuse.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 40)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 41)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
What is the best way to prevent infection spread? (Iowa Focus 42)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Hand hygiene is the most effective method.
What is the best way to prevent infection spread? (Iowa Focus 43)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Hand hygiene is the most effective method.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 44)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 45)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
A resident refuses medication. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 46)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Medication refusal must be reported; CNAs do not administer meds.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 47)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
What is the correct position for feeding a resident? (Iowa Focus 48)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Upright position prevents aspiration.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 49)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 50)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
What is the correct position for feeding a resident? (Iowa Focus 51)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Upright position prevents aspiration.
What is the correct position for feeding a resident? (Iowa Focus 52)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Upright position prevents aspiration.
A resident slips in the bathroom. What is the CNA’s first action? (Iowa Focus 53)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Assessing for injury is the priority before moving the resident.
Which situation must be reported immediately? (Iowa Focus 54)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Falls are critical incidents requiring immediate reporting.
A resident shows signs of abuse. What must the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 55)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA is a mandated reporter for suspected abuse.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 56)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
A resident refuses medication. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 57)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Medication refusal must be reported; CNAs do not administer meds.
What is the minimum number of hours of in-service education required annually for CNAs in Iowa? (Iowa Focus 58)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Federal law requires at least 12 hours of continuing education yearly.
What is the minimum number of hours of in-service education required annually for CNAs in Iowa? (Iowa Focus 59)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Federal law requires at least 12 hours of continuing education yearly.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 60)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 61)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
A resident in Iowa reports sudden chest pain. What is the CNA's first action? (Iowa Focus 62)
Correct answer:
Explanation: CNA must report immediately; emergency protocols are initiated by licensed staff.
What is the correct position for feeding a resident? (Iowa Focus 63)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Upright position prevents aspiration.
A resident slips in the bathroom. What is the CNA’s first action? (Iowa Focus 64)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Assessing for injury is the priority before moving the resident.
A resident slips in the bathroom. What is the CNA’s first action? (Iowa Focus 65)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Assessing for injury is the priority before moving the resident.
Which situation must be reported immediately? (Iowa Focus 66)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Falls are critical incidents requiring immediate reporting.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 67)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 68)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
A confused resident tries to get out of bed. What should the CNA do? (Iowa Focus 69)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Reorientation and safety measures prevent falls.
A resident slips in the bathroom. What is the CNA’s first action? (Iowa Focus 70)
Correct answer:
Explanation: Assessing for injury is the priority before moving the resident.