As a CNA, I am permitted to decrease or increase my patient's supplemental oxygen (i.e. Nasal cannula liters).

Routinely, how often should I&O's be documented?

CAUTI Prevention: Other than routine times, when should a urinary collection bag be emptied?

CAUTI Prevention: Catheter and Peri-care should be performed daily, after stool incontinence, and as needed.

You are in your patient's room and you overhear the provider tell the patient that a foley will need to be re-inserted because of urinary retention. The provider asks you to place a foley in the patient. Your best response is:

Your patient's IV pump starts to alarm while you are in the room.  You know that it is beeping because the patient has their arm bent (where the IV is located). What action should you take?

How long must you wait to confirm a negative pregnancy point of care test?

You walk into your patient's room and find them unresponsive. What are your next steps?

Your patient has redness on his sacral area that does not blanch (turn lighter with gentle pressure). You should:

Colorblind teammates can perform point of care tests.

What are the tasks included in "safety checks" for patients in restraints?

How often are safety checks required to be documented for patients in restraints?