HST-CNA - Communication with Patients who have Vision Loss

The video tutorial covers nurse aide skill number three, focusing on communicating with residents who have vision loss. It outlines the steps required to effectively communicate, such as knocking before entering, using good lighting, and speaking clearly. The tutorial includes a practical example of a nurse interacting with a resident, demonstrating the application of these skills in a real-world scenario.

What is the primary focus of the nurse aide skill discussed in the video?

• Communicating with residents who have hearing loss

• Communicating with residents who have vision loss

• Assisting residents with mobility

• Administering medication to residents

Which action is recommended to avoid startling a resident with vision loss?

• Stand silently by the door

• Turn on the lights immediately

• Knock on the door before entering

• Speak loudly upon entering

When speaking to a resident with vision loss, where should you position yourself?

• Behind the resident

• Outside the room

• In a dark corner of the room

• In good lighting facing the resident

What should a nurse aide do before leaving a resident's room?

• Leave without saying anything

• Turn off all the lights

• Close the door quietly

• Inform the resident

In the practical example, what did the resident express a desire for?

• A new nurse

• More meatloaf

• A different meal

• More water