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