Showing posts with label free CNA practice test. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free CNA practice test. Show all posts

Monday, August 22, 2022

Weight Practice Test

This practice test features measuring weight on an older style scale. Look at both numbers and add them together, rounding up to the nearest pound. I created this practice test in adaptive mode so you will see the correct answer after each example.

Directions

  1. Click on the first image below to enlarge the slide.
  2. Click on the slide or the next thumbnail at the bottom of the screen to advance to the next slide.
  3. Feel free to record your answers and check them as you go.

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Weight Practice Test

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Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 100 and 14.

The weight is 114 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 100 and 49.

The weight is 149 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. The arrows are at 100 and 33.

The weight is 133 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. The arrows are at 150 and 11.

The weight is 161 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. The arrows are at 150 and 30.

The weight is 180 lbs.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. The arrows are at 200 and 36.

The weight is 236 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. The arrows are at 50 and 26.

The weight is 76 lbs.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. The arrows are at 300 and 33.

The weight is 333 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 250 and 46.

The weight is 296 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 300 and 44.

The weight is 344 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 50 and 41.

The weight is 91 lbs.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 150 and 25.

The weight is 175 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 200 and 3.

The weight is 203 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 250 and 22.

The weight is 272 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 300 and 28.

The weight is 328 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 200 and 18.

The weight is 218 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 250 and 20.

The weight is 270 lb.

Record the weight in pounds. Round up to the nearest pound. Arrows are at 50 and 5.

The weight is 55 lb.

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Thursday, June 21, 2012

Free Practice Test: Death and Dying

This free practice test includes information about caring for someone who is approaching death. It includes the stages of grief, physical changes related to death as well as vocabulary words commonly associated with caring for people who are terminally ill.

One of the best pieces of advice that I received when I became a nurse was to always remember that patients are either dead or alive. When they are alive, treat them as such. Providing compassionate, excellent care may not lessen the loss, but family members often do remember details of this most difficult time and appreciate those extra efforts.

How to use this practice test:
  1. Click on the first image below.
  2. Click on the next thumbnail at the bottom of the screen to advance to the next slide.
I hope you have found this practice test to be helpful! Find more practice tests, flash cards, and practical tips at the Student Survive 2 Thrive site map.

Death and Dying Practice Test
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Time When People Adapt to the Loss of a Loved One
Mourning Definition
Stage of Grief When Person Withdraws
Depression Stage of Grief
Holistic Care of Someone Terminally Ill
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Mourning When Someone is Expected to Die
Anticipatory Grief Definition
Grief Stage When Someone Makes Preparations
Acceptance Stage of Grief
Type of Breathing When Death Approaches
Cheyne-Stokes Respirations Definition
Position to Help When Someone is Short of Breath
Fowler's Position Definition
Person's Body is Burned After Death
Cremation Definition
Blue Spots on a Dying Person's Skin
Mottling Definition
Stage of Grief Where People Make Bargains
Bargaining Stage of Grief
How to Speak With Someone Who is Dying
Communication Tips for Nurses
Rights of a Dying Person
Dying Person's Right to Information
Grief that Makes it Difficult to Function
Unresolved Grief Definition
Emotional Care of Dying Person

How to Provide Holistic Care for a Dying Person
Hospice Care Life Expectancy
How Long Person in Hospice is Likely to Live
Palliative Care Goals
Goals of Palliative Care
Stage of Grief Where Person Keeps Seeking Other Opinions
Denial Stage of Grief
Medical Doctor Who Performs an Autopsy
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Physical Changes When a Person Dies
Changes in the Eye When a Person Dies
Care of the Body after Death
Postmortem Care Definition
Healthy Ways to Grieve
Healthy Ways to Deal with Death
Patient Care that Cares for Whole Person
Holistic Care Definition
Physical Care of a Terminally Ill Person
Care of a Person Who is Dying
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