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  Nurse Aide

Tony Kiprotich

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A registered nurse with general Experience in nursing, known for extensive ability to quickly and effectively discern and solve patient problems while maintaining a composed, diplomatic old belief demeanor.

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Nursing Aide


Nurse Aide Course (also called a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Course) typically covers the essential skills and knowledge required to assist nurses in providing basic patient care.

 

Nurse Aide Course Outline:

  • 1. Introduction to Nursing Assisting

    ·        Role and responsibilities of a nurse aide

    ·        Healthcare team and communication skills

    ·        Legal and ethical considerations (confidentiality, patient rights)

     

    2. Basic Nursing Skills

    ·        Measuring vital signs (temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure)

    ·        Infection control and prevention

    ·        Personal hygiene and grooming assistance

    ·        Assisting with mobility (positioning, transfers, ambulation)

    ·        Bed-making techniques

    ·        Recognizing and reporting changes in patient condition

     

    3. Patient Care and Comfort

    ·        Bathing, dressing, and grooming assistance

    ·        Feeding and nutritional support

    ·        Oral care and denture care

    ·        Skin care and pressure ulcer prevention

    ·        Managing incontinence and toileting assistance

     

    4. Safety and Emergency Procedures

    ·        Fall prevention and safety measures

    ·        CPR and first aid basics

    ·        Handling emergency situations (choking, bleeding, seizures)

    ·        Fire and disaster preparedness

    ·        Proper body mechanics and injury prevention for caregivers

  • 5. Mental Health and Social Needs

    ·        Understanding dementia and Alzheimer’s care

    ·        Communication techniques for patients with cognitive impairments

    ·        Emotional support and patient rights

    ·        Managing stress as a healthcare worker

     

    6. Special Care Procedures

    ·        Assisting with medical equipment (oxygen therapy, catheters)

    ·        Postoperative care and rehabilitation support

    ·        End-of-life care and hospice support

    ·        Assisting with range of motion exercises

     

    7. Clinical Training (Practical Skills)

    ·        Hands-on practice in a healthcare setting (hospital, nursing home)

    ·        Applying learned skills in real patient care situations

    ·        Supervised evaluations by instructors

     

    8. Certification Preparation

    ·        Review of key concepts and skills

    ·        Practice tests for CNA certification exams

    ·        Final practical skills assessment