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This competitive event consists of 2 rounds. Round One is a written, multiple-choice test, and the top-scoring competitors will advance to Round Two for the skills assessment. This event aims to inspire members to learn more about the nursing field and how to provide quality care.  \nSponsorship  \nHOSA-Future Health Professionals appreciates the sponsorship of this event by the U.S. Army  \nDress Code  \nBonus points will be awarded for proper dress.  \nRound 1: Proper business attire, official HOSA uniform, or attire appropriate to the occupational area  \nRound 2: Attire appropriate to the occupational area  \nCompetitor Must Provide:  \n● A photo ID both rounds  \n● Two \\#2 lead pencils (not mechanical) with eraser for the test.  \n● Manual watch with second hand required for Round 2 for Vital Signs (no iWatches)  \n● Barrier devices (non-latex gloves, gown, goggles or safety glasses, mask)  \n● Gait belt -HOSA will provide a gait belt, OR the competitor has the option of providing their own gait belt.  \nHOSA Conference Staff will provide equipment and supplies as listed in Appendix I  \nGeneral Rules  \n1. Competitors must be familiar with and adhere to the General Rules and Regulations.  \n2. Additional Opportunity:  \nThe HOSA Scholarship program has funding available for HOSA members who have an interest in nursing careers! The application process begins January 1, 2026 and can be found here:  \n[https://hosa.org/scholarships/](https://hosa.org/scholarships/)  \nOfficial References  \n3. The references below are used in the development of the test questions and skill rating sheets:  \na.  Dugan, Diana L. Nursing Assisting A Foundation in Caregiving. Hartman Publishing, Latest edition.  \nb.  Roe, Sue. The Nursing Assistant: Essentials of Holistic Care. The Goodheart-Wilcox Company, Inc. , Latest edition.  \nRound One Test  \n4. Test Instructions: The written test will consist of 50 multiple-choice items in a maximum of 60 minutes.  \n5. Time Remaining Announcements: There will be NO verbal announcements for time remaining during ILC testing. All ILC testing will be completed in the Testing Center, and competitors are responsible for monitoring their own time.  \n6. Written Test Plan  \nThe test plan for Nursing Assisting is:  \nNursing Assistant Roles and Responsibilities-6%  \nAnatomy and Physiology-20%  \nInfection Control/Safety-14%  \nCommunication/Culture-10%  \nProviding and Reporting Care-30%  \nDisabilities and Disorders-20%  \n7. Sample Test Questions  \n1. Which type of diet is often prescribed for patients with chronic constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, or an elevated risk for colon cancer? (Roe pp 615)  \nA. High-fiber  \nB. Low-cholesterol  \nC. High-fat  \nD. Low-fiber  \n2. Which of the following statements best describes active listening skills for a nursing assistant?(Dugan pp 38)  \nA. Assuming to understand the basis for a patient's statement  \nB. Giving the patient your full attention while they are speaking  \nC. Trying to interpret the meaning of the patient's comment  \nD. Rejecting a patient's complaint as unfounded  \n3. What is the primary purpose of performing passive range-of-motion exercises? (Dugan pp 471)  \nA. Prevent bone demineralization  \nB. Preserve muscle mass  \nC. Prevent contractures and atrophy  \nD. Increase muscle tone  \nRound Two Skills  \n8. The top competitors from Round One will advance to Round Two. The number of advancing competitors will be determined by the scores obtained in Round One and the space and time available for Round Two. 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