How would the CNA position an unconscious patient for mouth care? Select all that apply.    

What if the patient gets dizzy during the transfer process?    

I understand that this is a video teachback test. I understand that when I click on the next question I will be given a tone word and I will need to do my best and simply look into the camera and prove that I know the word: I will demonstrate my knowledge of each word, speak confidently and include as much of the following as Ican: A clear definition (especially in your own words or using synonyms) A sentence that uses the word in a context that shows you understand its tone Antonyms or what the word does not mean Context clues or comparisons to similar tone words Any other strategy to show me that you’ve truly mastered the word’s meaning and emotional connotation I also understand that once I answer a word and move on to the next word, my answer to the last word is locked and I can’t go back.   

Which medical conditions contraindicate placing a patient in the supine position?    

A CNA provides care to a patient who begins to fall during ambulation. Which priority CNA action ensures safety for the nurse and the patient in this situation?    

Look into the camera and tell me what you know about the following Tone Word:  Cynical

All of the following are common sites for oral cancer, EXCEPT:

A nurse who tries to prevent the client from leaving the facility can face legal charges of assault, battery, and false imprisonment.

In what position would you place a patient who was going to have a “Pap Smear” done?

Why is the American Revolution often described as a civil war?