Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Practice Exam

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When helping a resident get dressed, which item of clothing would you put on first?

Pants.
Shirt.
Socks.
Underpants.

The correct answer is: Underpants.

The correct answer is underpants. When helping a resident get dressed, it is standard practice to put on undergarments first, as they provide a foundation for the clothing that follows. This step ensures the resident’s comfort and modesty, as well as aiding in the proper fit of the outer clothing. Putting on underpants before any other clothing helps establish a logical sequence in dressing. After underpants, outer clothing such as pants and shirts can more easily be managed, and it prevents any potential issues with fabric bunching or improper layering. Additionally, starting with the undergarments allows for better assistance and positioning, especially for residents who may have limited mobility.