Wisconsin Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Practice Exam

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What is another appropriate time to remove hearing aids apart from bathing?

At bedtime
When eating
During cleaning
While watching TV

The correct answer is: At bedtime

Removing hearing aids at bedtime is an appropriate practice because it allows the ears to rest and can prevent irritation or discomfort that might occur from prolonged use. Additionally, removing them during the night helps to preserve the longevity of the hearing aids, as they are less likely to be damaged or lost while a person is sleeping. It also ensures that any moisture or wax that may accumulate during the day can be addressed without impacting the devices' functionality. Other contexts, such as during eating, may not be ideal since hearing aids can help individuals hear and engage in conversation during meals. Removing them while cleaning may lead to the risk of damaging or losing the devices. While watching TV, many individuals prefer to keep their hearing aids in to fully participate in and understand the content, thus enhancing their overall experience.