A CNA provides care for a patient after a cardiac catheterization in which the right groin was used as puncture site for the procedure. In which position should the CNA place the bed for this patient?

The CN is asked to give a cleansing enema to an adult patient.  Which action by the CNA is most important to promote safety and comfort?

The patient is lying in the supine position. In what position is the patient’s bed?

What type of diet would the CNA expect to be ordered for someone with difficulty chewing?

A CNA is assisting a patient out of bed to a chair for the first time postoperatively. The patient becomes pale and dizzy during the transfer. What is the best explanation for this presentation?  

A CNA is preparing to assist a patient with an enema, which position is correct for administering the enema?

A CNA is performing passive range of motion exercises on a patient’s leg.  Which steps should the CNA follow to maintain safety and proper technique? (Select all that apply)

A CNA notices that a resident has not had a bowel movement in three days.  Which action should the CNA take?

This is the definition for what term: “The improvement of health via the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, amelioration (making better), or cure of disease, illness, injury, and other physical and mental impairments in people.”

Cauliflower ear deformities will go away with time.