The nursing assistant sits the patient on the edge of the bed to allow the patient time to adjust to an upright position. This is referred to as:

The nursing assistant is providing care to a resident who appears to have an infection. She reports these findings to the nurse when she observes:

The nursing assistant enters a resident’s room and notes the resident is on the floor in an awkward position. The nursing assistant first responds by:

A transfer belt would be an inappropriate choice when attempting to reposition which patient?

Which could be considered a physical restraint? (Select all that apply.)

You have 60 minutes to complete the test.

The nursing assistant is walking a patient when he suddenly loses his balance and begins to fall. What should the nursing assistant do first?

The nursing assistant needs to a lift a resident from the bed to a chair. Which actions should the nursing assistant do to avoid injury to herself and the resident?

Which could be considered a portal of entry for pathogens? (Select all that apply.)

Which could be considered a portal of entry for pathogens? (Select all that apply.)