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All 22 Skills on the CNA Clinical Exam. CNA Training Classes in New York

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Aspiring Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) preparing for their state clinical certification exams.

TL;DR

This video demonstrates essential clinical skills for the CNA certification exam, including proper hand washing, indirect care protocols, gait belt usage, and bedpan application. It provides step-by-step instructions to help students master the 22 required state board procedures.

Key Takeaways

In This Video

  1. 00:00Proper Hand Washing Technique

    Learn the state-required hand washing procedure, emphasizing 30 seconds of scrubbing, proper rinsing, and avoiding sink contact to maintain hygiene.

  2. 02:39Understanding Indirect Care Skills

    Indirect care is essential for every CNA skill, focusing on patient communication, safety, privacy, and infection control throughout the process.

  3. 04:12Assisting Patient Ambulation

    Demonstrating how to safely assist a patient out of bed and walk them using a gait belt while maintaining proper body mechanics.

  4. 08:38Bedpan Usage and Placement

    An overview of using standard and fracture bedpans, including proper positioning techniques and essential infection control protocols for patient comfort.

Questions & Answers

How long should a CNA wash their hands during the clinical exam?
The state requires nurses to wash their hands for 30 seconds. You can sing 'Happy Birthday' or the 'ABC's' twice to ensure you meet this time requirement.
What is indirect care in the CNA exam?
Indirect care is evaluated with every skill and involves greeting the resident, introducing yourself, explaining the procedure, asking for preferences, and ensuring the resident's safety, comfort, and privacy throughout the care process.
How do you properly use a gait belt?
Apply the gait belt over clothing, ensuring it is snug but not tight enough to impede breathing. Keep the tag on the inside, ensure it looks neat, and maintain a proper hand position under the belt to control the resident's movement.
What is the difference between a standard bedpan and a fracture bedpan?
A standard bedpan is used for general use, while a fracture bedpan is specifically designed for patients with a broken hip or those who have undergone spinal surgery.
Where should you place a bedpan when not in use?
Bedpans and urinals should never be placed on the bedside stand. They should be placed on the floor or in a designated area.

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YouTube video. Original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-n-WpzBfy8
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