Wisconsin CNA State Exam Vocabulary Practice

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Which term describes the sightless condition?

Body fluid
Bladder training
Blindness
Biohazard

The correct answer is: Blindness

The term that describes the sightless condition is "blindness." Blindness can refer to either complete or partial loss of vision, impacting an individual's ability to see light, objects, or details. Understanding this term is crucial for a CNA as they may encounter patients with visual impairments and need to provide appropriate care and support. The other terms do not pertain to sightless conditions. Body fluid refers to liquids within the body, bladder training relates to the process of teaching a patient to control urination, and a biohazard indicates materials that are dangerous to health due to infection or toxicity. Each of these concepts holds significance in a healthcare setting but does not describe the condition of being blind.