CNA Nutrition Practice Test
Diets, textures, hydration, feeding. Dysphagia and aspiration are the core. The exam asks what you do when a client coughs during a meal, and the answer is stop, not continue. It also tests the small things: sitting at eye level, checking the mouth for pocketing, recording intake honestly.
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What is a sign of aspiration?
Coughing, choking or a wet voice during or after eating.
Can you give thin liquids on a dysphagia diet?
No. Follow the prescribed thickness.
Where do you sit when feeding a client?
At eye level, facing the client.