Although fabric widths have varied from bolt to bolt over time, modern material typically measures between 42 and 44 inches from side to side, called selvage to selvage in sewing terms. Material can also be cut into partial lengths as well, such as a half-yard, a quarter-yard and fat-eighth pieces. Learn more about Measurements
Best Answer: Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) are not employed in a doctor's office or a clinic. They are trained to assist long-term patients or residents with activities of daily living such as eating, bathing, toilet, and mobility needs.
A law in Illinois says that you cannot work as a nurseâs aide for a hospital, nursing home, or home health agency if you have certain criminal convictions. The list of crimes that will keep you from working as a CNA is on the back of this page. While this is not meant to discourage you, it is strongly recommended that, if you have a conviction for one or more of these crimes, you should not continue in this class until you apply and receive a waiver from the Department. A waiver does NOT change your criminal record. A waiver allows an employer to âlegallyâ hire you, even though you have a criminal record. A waiver is NOT granted to everyone that applies.