The Basics of a CNA
Introduction:
CNAs, or Certified Nurses Assistant as it is commonly known as, are care providers that help patients complete their activities of daily living. The scope of practice that a CNA has compared to a Registered Nurse is that a CNA cannot administer medicine and perform some procedures a RN can. CNAs are found in a variety of workplaces, from hospitals to nursing homes. The basic duties of a CNA, medical terms that need to be known, and the safety precautions will be covered.
Basic Duties:
CNAs are responsible for a wide variety of patient care. First, they are responsible for providing basic care and assisting patients in activities that they cannot complete on their own. This includes bathing, feeding, and
Introduction:
CNAs, or Certified Nurses Assistant as it is commonly known as, are care providers that help patients complete their activities of daily living. The scope of practice that a CNA has compared to a Registered Nurse is that a CNA cannot administer medicine and perform some procedures a RN can. CNAs are found in a variety of workplaces, from hospitals to nursing homes. The basic duties of a CNA, medical terms that need to be known, and the safety precautions will be covered.
Basic Duties:
CNAs are responsible for a wide variety of patient care. First, they are responsible for providing basic care and assisting patients in activities that they cannot complete on their own. This includes bathing, feeding, and