The nurse aide does not have to report the incident since there were no visible signs or symptoms of injury

The nurse aide does not have to report the incident since the resident did not voice any complaints of pain or discomfort

All falls must be reported as an "Incident/Accident" and proper documentation is required in all health care settings

The nurse aide only needs to include the incident when the nurse aide completes daily documentation in the resident's chart

To accurately report reactions to interventions

To modify the nursing care plan when interventions fail

To complete assessments of the patient

To evaluate the plan of care

Giving extra care and attention to a patient who is well-known

Reporting accidents or errors to your supervisor immediately

Performing only those tasks that are within your scope of practice

Providing privacy during procedures

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The right to control personal finances

The right to be treated with respect

The right to information about advocacy groups

The right to privacy

Agree to stay, but let every one know how unhappy that makes you

Report the supervisor to your manager for being unreasonable

Leave, your shift if over

Agree to stay and ask which tasks have priority and do them first

Speak very loudly

Speak very quickly and do not expect an answer

Always have the interpreter present

Using pictures and gestures as well as words

false imprisonment

aiding and abetting

An ethical violation

battery

Take vital signs on two patients who have had surgery

Help 5 residents with baths, dressing, and meals

Supervise the work of 2 new nursing assistants

Answer the call lights on 2 halls during lunch breaks

3:30 pm

11:30 am

12:30 am

8:30 pm