The nursing assistant answers a call bell and finds a client and family member trying to position the bedpan. “How are you supposed to use this thing?” they ask. Which is the best response from the nursing assistant?

The nursing assistant is informed one of the residents has signs of reflex incontinence. Which resident would the nursing assistant conclude is experiencing this challenge?

A new resident at the long-term care facility has become incontinent of urine. The health care providers cannot identify any physical problems affecting the nervous system or urinary tract. Which type of incontinence will the nursing assistant predict this resident is experiencing?

The nursing assistant instructor has completed a class discussion detailing the various ways the body removes waste materials. The instructor will determine the session was successful when the students chose which method(s) as the most utilized ways to remove the majority of waste products from the body? Select all that apply.

The client has experienced difficulty sliding on and off the bedpan. Which technique can the nursing assistant prioritize to assist the client?

Deficiency in Calcium can be a consequence of all except:  

The nursing assistant is aware that the body needs a source of fuel to function correctly. Which nutrient is the best source of glucose, a basic fuel?

A nurse is teaching young children about the benefits of Fluoride. Which of the following statements is false.  

The nursing assistant needs to weigh a client who is unable to stand for very long. Which piece of equipment should the nursing assistant use for this patient?

The resident with dysphagia is prescribed liquids to a consistency not easily poured. The nursing assistant will add thickener so the liquid drizzles when it is poured. Which item is the nursing assistant trying to match in consistency?