CNA Safety

2. If a resident needs help, they should use this device to notify staff.
3. This device is placed around a resident's waist to help support them during transfers and ambulation
5. Rubbing of the skin against bedding or another surface can cause this type of skin injury.
7. One of the most common accidents in a healthcare setting
11. Chemical and physical are types of these used to provide patient and staff safety
12. Wet floors, loose rugs, and electrical cords are examples of safety ______.
13. A special sheet often used by two CNAs to reposition a resident in bed safely.
15. Before moving a resident, the CNA should always ______ the wheels of the wheelchair.

1. Skin damage can occur when a resident is dragged across bedding due to this force
4. A technique used to turn a resident while keeping the head, shoulders, hips, and legs aligned
6. A resident is moved from a bed to a wheelchair. This type of movement is called a ______.
8. A resident tries to get up without help. A bed or chair ______ may alert staff
9. A resident is preparing to walk and must wear this type of socks before getting out of bed
10. After witnessing a resident fall, the CNA must immediately ______ the incident to the nurse.
14. Residents who cannot safely walk long distances may use this mobility device.