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Certified Nursing Assistant Skills Checklist

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No experience: requires education, training and supervision
Intermittent experience: may need support or supervise
Proficient: consistent experience, independent
Expert level: can teach/supervise others.

BASIC CARE AND ASSISTANCE WITH ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING (copy)

1. Baths

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2. Shampoo

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3. Nail Care

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4. Oral Care

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5. Routine Skin Care

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6. Positioning

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7. Back Rubs

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8. Ambulation Assistance

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9. Oral and Nasal Care for Patients with NG Tube Feedings

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10. Routine Catheter Care for Indwelling and External Catheters

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VITALS AND MEASUREMENTS

1. Temperature, Pulse and Respiration Measurements

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2. Obtains Blood Pressure Measurements

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3. Measure Height and Weight

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4. Accurately Maintain Intake, Output and Documents

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5. Distinguishes measurements that must be Immediately reported to any of the following: Patient Family/Supervising Nurse/MD/911

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NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT

1. Assists with meals and snacks consistent with treatment plan

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2. Feeds patients with normal swallowing abilities

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3. Administers gravity tube feedings through existing feeding Tubes within scope of CNA certification

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ELIMINATION SUPPORT

1. Administers enemas as instructed by the supervising nurse or MD

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2. Applies condom catheters as instructed by the supervising nurse or MD

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PULMONARY SUPPORT

1. Assist the patient in performing turn, cough and deep breathing exercises consistent with treatment plan

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2. Assist the patient in performing incentive spirometry

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3. Practices oxygen safety

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COLLECTION OF SPECIMENS FOR LABORATORY ANALYSIS

1. Collects routine specimens for laboratory analysis for assigned patients. Voided, clean catch and 24 hour urine

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2. Stool

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3. Sputum

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4. Labels specimens consistent with lab requirements

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FAMILIAR WITH VARIOUS ASSISTIVE DEVICES/TECHNIQUES.

1. Proper body mechanics

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2. Transfer from bed to chair

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3. Transfer from chair to bed

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4. Proper use of Hoyer lifts

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5. Proper use of specialty beds.

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EXPERIENCE WITH AGE GROUPS:

1. Able to adapt care to incorporate normal growth and development

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2. Able to adapt method and terminology of patient instructions to their age, comprehension and maturity level

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3. Can ensure a safe environment reflecting specific needs of various age groups.

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AGE SPECIFIC COMPETENCY

1. Newborn/Neonate (Birth to 30 Days)

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2. Infant (30 days to 1 Year)

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3. Toddler (1 - 3 Years)

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4. Preschool Child (3 - 5 Years

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5. School Age Child (5 - 12 Years)

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6. Adolescent (12 - 18 Years)

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7. Young Adult (18 - 39 Years)

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8. Middle Age Adult (40 - 65 Years)

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9. Senior Adult (65+ Years)

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