Wisconsin CNA State Exam Vocabulary Practice

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What does it mean to find out how heavy someone or something is?

A. Vomitus
B. Water faucets
C. Walker
D. Weighing

The correct answer is: D. Weighing

Finding out how heavy someone or something is refers to the process of measuring weight, which is accurately captured by weighing. Weighing involves using a scale or similar measuring device to determine the mass of an object or person. This action is a fundamental aspect of various healthcare contexts, including monitoring a patient's health or managing their care plan. The other choices don't pertain to the measurement of weight. Vomitus refers to the matter expelled from the stomach during vomiting, water faucets are plumbing fixtures for dispensing water, and walkers are mobility aids used by individuals who need assistance moving. None of these options relate to determining weight, making the choice of weighing the most relevant and correct answer.