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Allied Health · CNA · Healthcare and Nursing

CNA: Activities of Daily Living

Bathing, feeding, transfer, and mobility assistance techniques a certified nursing assistant performs, one skill per card.

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40 basic cards for CNA Allied Health. Set 1 of 6 in CNA. It opens with "The recommended water temperature for a bed bath is ____" and "Why should you wash a resident's eyes with plain water only during a bed bath?". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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The recommended water temperature for a bed bath is ____.
Show answer105 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit
Why should you wash a resident's eyes with plain water only during a bed bath?
Show answerSoap can irritate the eyes.
In what direction should you wipe a resident's eye during bathing?
Show answerFrom the inner corner to the outer corner.
What is the general washing order for a bed bath?
Show answerFrom the cleanest area of the body to the dirtiest.
In which direction should perineal care be performed on a female resident?
Show answerFront to back.
When washing a resident's arms and legs, in which direction should you stroke?
Show answerFrom the far end of the limb toward the body, toward the heart.
Why should you keep unwashed body parts covered with a towel or blanket during bathing?
Show answerTo maintain privacy and prevent the resident from getting chilled.
What should a CNA do to protect a resident's privacy before bathing?
Show answerClose the door and pull the privacy curtain.
When should bath water be changed during a bed bath?
Show answerWhen it becomes cool, dirty, or too soapy.
What should a CNA check for on a resident's skin while bathing them?
Show answerRedness, bruising, or signs of a pressure injury.
What position should a resident be in before eating to reduce the risk of choking?
Show answerSitting as upright as possible, about a 90 degree angle.
Why should a CNA check the temperature of food before serving it?
Show answerTo prevent burning the resident's mouth.
At what eye level should a CNA position themselves when feeding a resident who cannot feed themselves?
Show answerAt the resident's eye level, not standing over them.
How should fluids be offered to a resident during a meal?
Show answerIn small sips.
What should a CNA confirm before offering the next bite of food?
Show answerThat the resident has fully swallowed the previous bite.

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