12.9 Investigate and compare the Clinical Nursing (CN) CN Testing – proper techniques used for feeding the Home Health Aide (HHA) HHA Testing – resident/patient/clients. Nursing Assisting (NA) NA Testing & Procedure VII – 12.10 Formulate a plan of care for the Clinical Nursing (CN) CN Testing – resident/patient/client evidenced by Home Health Aide (HHA) HHA Testing – establishing a routine elimination Nursing Assisting (NA) NA Testing – pattern. HS-PCF-13 Perform patient care skills within the scope of practice for a nursing assistant while maintaining resident/patient/client rights, including beginning and ending procedures (i.e. washing hands, gathering equipment, identifying client, providing privacy, etc.). 13.1 Assess and document vital signs *Personal Care (*PC) *PC Procedure V – including blood pressure using manual Home Health Aide (HHA) HHA Testing & Procedures I & II – and electronic equipment. Medical Assisting (MA) MA Testing & Procedure IV – Nursing Assisting (NA) NA Testing & Procedure VI – 13.2 Assess height and weight Home Health Aide (HHA) HHA Testing – accurately. Medical Assisting (MA) MA Testing & Procedure IV – Nursing Assisting (NA) NA Testing – 13.3 Model respect and management Clinical Nursing (CN) CN Testing – for residents’/patients’/clients’ Home Health Aide (HHA) HHA Testing – environment. Medical Assisting (MA) MA Testing – Nursing Assisting (NA) NA Testing – 13.4 Cite evidence that differentiates Clinical Nursing (CN) CN Testing – abnormal changes in body function of Home Health Aide (HHA) HHA Testing – all body systems while keeping the Medical Assisting (MA) MA Testing – supervisor apprised to the changes. Nursing Assisting (NA) NA Testing – 13.5 Formulate ways to implement and Clinical Nursing (CN) CN Testing – maintain fluid balance of Home Health Aide (HHA) HHA Testing & Procedure VIII – residents/patients/clients, by Nursing Assisting (NA) NA Testing – differentiating between dehydration and edema
12.9 Investigate and compare the proper techniques used for feeding the resident/patient/clients. Clinical Nursing (CN) Home Health Aide (HHA) Nursing Assisting (NA) CN – Testing HHA – Testing NA – Testing & Procedure VII 12.10 Formulate a plan of care for the resident/patient/client evidenced by establishing a routine elimination pattern. Clinical Nursing (CN) Home Health Aide (HHA) Nursing Assisting (NA) CN – Testing HHA – Testing NA – Testing HS-PCF-13 Perform patient care skills within the scope of practice for a nursing assistant while maintaining resident/patient/client rights, including beginning and ending procedures (i.e. washing hands, gathering equipment, identifying client, providing privacy, etc.). 13.1 Assess and document vital signs including blood pressure using manual and electronic equipment. *Personal Care (*PC) Home Health Aide (HHA) Medical Assisting (MA) Nursing Assisting (NA) *PC – Procedure V HHA – Testing & Procedures I & II MA – Testing & Procedure IV NA – Testing & Procedure VI 13.2 Assess height and weight accurately. Home Health Aide (HHA) Medical Assisting (MA) Nursing Assisting (NA) HHA – Testing MA – Testing & Procedure IV NA – Testing 13.3 Model respect and management for residents’/patients’/clients’ environment. Clinical Nursing (CN) Home Health Aide (HHA) Medical Assisting (MA) Nursing Assisting (NA) CN – Testing HHA – Testing MA – Testing NA – Testing 13.4 Cite evidence that differentiates abnormal changes in body function of all body systems while keeping the supervisor apprised to the changes. Clinical Nursing (CN) Home Health Aide (HHA) Medical Assisting (MA) Nursing Assisting (NA) CN – Testing HHA – Testing MA – Testing NA – Testing 13.5 Formulate ways to implement and maintain fluid balance of residents/patients/clients, by differentiating between dehydration and edema Clinical Nursing (CN) Home Health Aide (HHA) Nursing Assisting (NA) CN – Testing HHA – Testing & Procedure VIII NA – Testing
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