4YOUR CNA LESSON

What is the first action to take at the beginning of every skill?

• Knocking on the patient's door

• Gathering supplies

• Introducing oneself

• Washing hands

Why is knocking on the patient's door important?

• To check if the door is locked

• To alert the patient of your presence

• To fulfill a legal requirement

• To signal the end of the visit

How should you address the patient upon entering the room?

• By their room number

• By their last name with an appropriate title

• With a generic greeting

• By their first name

What is the purpose of introducing yourself to the patient?

• To make the patient feel comfortable

• To ensure the patient knows your role

• To verify the patient's identity

• To fulfill a legal requirement

Why is it necessary to explain the skill you are about to perform to the patient?

• To pass the time

• To test the patient's understanding

• To obtain their consent

• To fulfill a legal requirement

What should you do if a patient refuses care?

• Try to convince the patient

• Leave the room immediately

• Notify the RN of the refusal

• Insist on providing care

Why is it important to close the privacy curtain?

• To keep the room warm

• To reduce noise

• To maintain the patient's privacy

• To block sunlight

What must be done after touching the privacy curtain?

• Disinfect the curtain

• Wash your hands

• Notify the RN

• Wear gloves

Why is obtaining consent before starting a skill crucial?

• To make the procedure easier

• To comply with hospital policy

• To ensure patient cooperation

• To respect the patient's rights

What should you do before gathering clean supplies for the skill?

• Close the room door

• Wash your hands

• Check the patient's ID band

• Document the procedure