CNA: Test Yourself Module 15Whitney Philipp2024-12-03T13:00:42-05:00

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Module 15 Quiz

Test yourself on the concepts learned in this module.

CNA: Module 15 Test Yourself

1 / 5

Healthcare professionals should NOT use medical abbreviations because they

a) increase the risk of medical errors.

b) take more time to write.

c) are misunderstood by the public.

d) are no longer useful in caregiving.

2 / 5

The person responsible for developing a resident’s care plan is the

a) primary doctor.

b) nurse.

c) physical therapist.

d) administrator.

3 / 5

An example of objective data could be if a resident

a) attended activities.

b) refused to ambulate.

c) got enough rest the previous night.

d) both a and b.

4 / 5

An example of subjective data is if a resident

a) ate 50% of their lunch.

b) is feeling depressed.

c) is crying in their room.

d) refused breakfast.

5 / 5

If an error occurs in written documentation, you must

a) use correctional fluid to correct it.

b) completely scratch out the error.

c) draw one line through the error and initial.

d) write the word “error” and sign your name.

Your score is

The average score is 82%