CNA 2017 Edition
CNA 2017 Edition
by Cert Solutions LLC
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Thousands of FULLY EXPLAINED, REAL questions to Pass your CNA exam at 100%CNA, Certified Nursing Assistant, nursing, Nursing Assistant
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We guarantee that you will pass your CNA exam (Certified Nursing Assistant) at the first attempt with thousands of REAL and FULLY EXPLAINED exam questions. With our Advanced Smart Learning Technology, you can master the learning materials quickly by studying, practicing and playing at anytime & anywhere without the Internet connection.
CNA Exam Prep uses proven study and test-taking strategies so that you’ll feel confident and ready to go when you have to take the CNA Exam.
Certified Nursing Assistant is a member of the health care team. Always working under the direction of a nurse (RN or LPN/LVN) the CNA provides hands on nursing care to patients, residents, clients and customers in a variety of health care settings. CNA’s typically provide assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, toileting and oral care to people who cannot do these tasks alone. Also, the CNA is often the person who gets the vital signs, weights and height measurements.The CNA has a high school diploma or GED.
CNA’s are found on the payrolls at:Nursing HomesHome Health Care AgenciesAssisted Living FacilitiesStaffing AgenciesHospitalsHospicesDoctor Offices/Practice GroupsDay Care Centers and SchoolsMedical ClinicsUrgent Care Centers
Plan on anywhere from 3 weeks of full time classes and clinical hours, to 8 weeks part time. You can expect to be challenged. Your knowledge will increase a lot. Some of the topics typically covered in a CNA course include:Patient/Resident RightsThe Roles and Responsibilities of the Health Care TeamLegal Issues for Nursing Staff pertaining to the CNAMedical TerminologyInfection ControlMedical Unit Environment- Safety and Proper Body MechanicsEmergencies: Some states require CPR to be a part of thisCommunication SkillsDocumentation SkillsPatient Care: Vital Signs, bathing, dressing, moving patients, feeding, oral care, grooming skillsPatient Room Upkeep
Disclaimer:This applications is an excellent tool for self study and exam preparation. It's not affiliated with or endorsed by any testing organization, certificate, test name or trademark.
Get the #1 mobile app from the best seller in this field.Install now and try it before you buy it. If you don't like, you'll get your money back.
We guarantee that you will pass your CNA exam (Certified Nursing Assistant) at the first attempt with thousands of REAL and FULLY EXPLAINED exam questions. With our Advanced Smart Learning Technology, you can master the learning materials quickly by studying, practicing and playing at anytime & anywhere without the Internet connection.
CNA Exam Prep uses proven study and test-taking strategies so that you’ll feel confident and ready to go when you have to take the CNA Exam.
Certified Nursing Assistant is a member of the health care team. Always working under the direction of a nurse (RN or LPN/LVN) the CNA provides hands on nursing care to patients, residents, clients and customers in a variety of health care settings. CNA’s typically provide assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, toileting and oral care to people who cannot do these tasks alone. Also, the CNA is often the person who gets the vital signs, weights and height measurements.The CNA has a high school diploma or GED.
CNA’s are found on the payrolls at:Nursing HomesHome Health Care AgenciesAssisted Living FacilitiesStaffing AgenciesHospitalsHospicesDoctor Offices/Practice GroupsDay Care Centers and SchoolsMedical ClinicsUrgent Care Centers
Plan on anywhere from 3 weeks of full time classes and clinical hours, to 8 weeks part time. You can expect to be challenged. Your knowledge will increase a lot. Some of the topics typically covered in a CNA course include:Patient/Resident RightsThe Roles and Responsibilities of the Health Care TeamLegal Issues for Nursing Staff pertaining to the CNAMedical TerminologyInfection ControlMedical Unit Environment- Safety and Proper Body MechanicsEmergencies: Some states require CPR to be a part of thisCommunication SkillsDocumentation SkillsPatient Care: Vital Signs, bathing, dressing, moving patients, feeding, oral care, grooming skillsPatient Room Upkeep
Disclaimer:This applications is an excellent tool for self study and exam preparation. It's not affiliated with or endorsed by any testing organization, certificate, test name or trademark.