CNA Exam Test Prep Study Guide 2023-2024: Pass the Certified Nursing Assistant Exam – The First Time! Includes 12 Practice Tests & Most Up-to-Date State-by-State Information (Unabridged‪)‬

CNA Exam Test Prep Guide: 2023-2024

If you want to become a Certified Nursing Assistant this year, you NEED this guide!

A CNA or a certified nursing assistant is not a nurse but a well-trained direct care staff member who works under the supervision of a licensed registered nurse (RN). In some states, a licensed practical nurse or a licensed vocational nurse (LPN/LVN) can also serve as a CNA supervisor. Under the direction and supervision of a licensed nurse, the CNA helps patients or residents with their direct health care needs, such as bathing, eating, toileting, medications, and other aspects of daily living. They may also assist with ongoing patient monitoring and documentation.

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This detail study guide provides those looking to earn their CNA with material that addresses required CNA educational content and applies to all aspiring CNAs, regardless of the state where they want to work. In addition, the guide offers useful additional material and resources on CNA education, oversight, and education funding that are relevant on a state-by-state basis.

This book will tell you everything you need to know to qualify for and earn your nursing assistant certification.

The material covered includes exam material, useful advice on CNA programs, relevant state-by-state information, financing your education, career resources, and tips that will help you pass your certification or competency exam.

Here is what you will learn:

Why & How to Use This Guide
Becoming a CNA: Roles & Responsibilities
What is a CNA?
Primary Role & Responsibilities: What Does a CNA do?
The Qualities of a Great CNA
Where do CNAs Work?
How do CNAs Differ from Other Healthcare Professionals?
A Career as a CNA - Advantages & Disadvantages
The Path to Becoming a CNA: Employment and Beyond
Credentialing, Testing, Exam Prep and Salary
Professional Growth and Long-term Career Path
Becoming a CNA: Regulations
Patient Rights & Responsibilities
Discussing Treatment Options and Decisions with the Patient
Advocating for Patient and Resident Rights
Effective Communication for CNAs
Legal and Ethical Behavior – The CNA Code of Ethics
Building Rapport & Relationships
What is Psychosocial Care & Support?
Family Rapport & Relationships
Self-Care & The CNA – Self-Awareness & Personal Mental Health Management
Worker Safety in Healthcare
Common Healthcare Workplace Hazards & Their Mitigation
Caring for Residents in a Long-Term Nursing Environment
Rehabilitative & Restorative Care
Mitigating the Risk of Personal Injury when Providing Care
Basic Measurements & Vitals
Data Collection & Reporting
Essential Medical/Healthcare Terms
Basic First Aid and the CNA: Emergency Care in Context
Care for the Disabled
Intellectual Disab