Ever been asked to measure chest tube output and wondered, “Am I allowed to do this?” You’re not alone. This question comes up frequently in...

Ever walked into a patient’s room and seen a full colostomy bag, wondering if you’re allowed to empty it? You’re not alone. This is one...

Ever feel that pressure during a chaotic shift, wondering if you can legally ask a CNA to help with “just one more thing”? You’re not...

You’re doing your rounds when you spot it: the IV line for your patient in Room 204 is clearly kinked, and the pump is starting...

Standing in a patient’s room, blood pressure cuff in hand, you might find yourself asking a critical question: “Can a CNA take blood pressure?” It’s...

Picture this: You’re reviewing a patient’s chart and see a lab report mentioning “growth on CNA agar.” You know this has something to do with...

A patient’s monitor calls out in a sharp, rhythmic alarm. You rush to the bedside and find them slumped, unresponsive, and not breathing. Your heart...

Struggling with what you can and can’t do when a patient has a cna foley care tube? You’re not alone. This question creates anxiety for...

You know that feeling when a nurse asks you to obtain a urine specimen, and you handle it like a pro. But then they ask...

You’re providing morning care, and as you help your resident turn, you notice it: a reddened area on their heels that wasn’t there yesterday. Your...