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This test covers Care of Cognitively Impaired Residents and includes 20 questions that are very similar to the real test. Some topics covered: dealing with aggressive and combative behavior, helping a client with ADL, supporting clients with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, etc.

Covers Care of Cognitively Impaired Residents and includes 20 questions that are very similar to the real test. Some of the topics covered are working with dementia residents, helping a resident with Activities of Daily Living (ADL), examples of reality orientation therapy, supporting clients with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

Take this test to review Communication and Interpersonal Skills questions before your exam. These 25 questions are similar to what you will see on the real test. Topics covered: active listening skills, working with clients from other cultures, assisting vision and hearing impaired clients, and more.

Review Communication and Interpersonal Skills questions before your exam. These 25 questions cover the following topics: helping a new resident feel comfortable, understanding non-verbal communication, supporting patients who are grieving, how to ask open-ended questions, understanding body language.

This test covers Infection Control and contains 20 questions that are very similar to the real test. As a trained CNA providing direct patient care, you should be familiar with protective protocols and how pathogens are shared. Example topics: types and causes of infections, personal protective equipment, respiratory etiquette.

This test covers Legal & Ethical Behaviours and contains 25 questions that are very similar to the real test. There are many things to know about the laws and ethics of being a professional in health care. It may seem complicated, but once you understand the basics, you will become a responsible and successful CNA.

This test covers Legal & Ethical Behaviours and contains 25 questions that are very similar to the real test. Some of the topics covered include scenarios with neglect and abuse, confidentiality and privacy, advanced directives, patient right to refuse, situations involving patient rights.

This test covers Mental Health & Social Services Needs. As a health care professional, the CNA provides more than physical care for clients. You will often be the first to notice a change in their mental status. Once you learn more about mental health, you will also be able to offer support and care for clients in all types of situations.

This Mental Health & Social Services Needs practice test covers proper use of restraints, situations involving patients with dementia or Alzheimer’s, sexuality and the elderly, respecting other cultures and religions, scenarios with the stages of loss and grief, dealing with combative residents.

This practice test covers Personal Care Skills and contains 40 questions that are very similar to the real test. Personal care includes everything from assisting with the basics, such as getting dressed and eating, to supporting the family when they have concerns about their loved one. Providing personal care and helping each person feel their best can be one of the most satisfying parts of becoming a CNA.

This practice test covers Personal Care Skills and contains 40 questions that are very similar to the real test. Personal care involves all aspects of physical and emotional support. It is different for each person, and can change from day to day. Often it includes the family, who can be concerned about their loved one. Many CNAs say that personal care is the favorite part of their job.

This test covers Resident’s Rights and contains 30 questions that are very similar to the real test. Health care professionals who work in nursing homes and long-term care facilities are responsible for protecting the rights of the residents. Violation of these rights, or not protecting them, is a legal offense, with possible severe consequences.

This test contains 30 questions and covers Resident’s Rights. Topics covered: religious and cultural rights, right to refuse care or treatment, understanding use of restraints, scenarios demonstrating Resident Rights, sexuality in the elderly, sharing a room with a spouse or partner

This FREE CNA Practice Test covers Safety and Emergency Procedures and contains 25 questions that are very similar to the real test. Every health care professional faces a possible safety or medical emergency. As a first-line caregiver, the CNA may be the first to recognize signs of distress. This practice test will provide some case studies that a CNA could encounter.

Some of the topics covered in this Safety and Emergency Procedures practice test include the following topics: patient falls: how to prevent them and what to do if a fall happens; understanding medication side effects; identifying common medical emergencies: stroke, shortness of breath; safety during a fire; what to do when a patient vomits.

Prepare for your 2017 written CNA examination by taking a practice test that’s just like the actual exam. Contains 60 questions that have been divided among the domains, or categories, in the same way the actual 2017 CNA exam is constructed. The questions in this exam are taken from our practice tests and are very similar (some are even identical) to those on the real test. Each time you restart the Exam Mode, the questions are shuffled into a new order. No two exams are the same.