Resources
How I know what our class is doing from day to day.
What is Schedule?
An assignment I turn in after reading the textbook chapter.
What is Workbook Pages?
The first and last skill used when doing anything with a resident.
What is Handwashing?
The position of someone lying on their back with legs extended.
What is Supine?
How my instructor communicates with me outside of class time.
What is Announcements (in Canvas)?
How to reach my instructor with questions outside of class time.
What is Text, Email or Phone Call?
Where a completed skill is recorded?
What is the Lab & Clinical Skills Checklist?
A way to protect my back when caring for a patient.
What is Raising The Bed?
The position of a person partially on their left side and abdomen.
What is Sims (Semi-prone)?
Class days and times.
What is Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 1230-1540.
This is the course outline content, learning objectives, policies, and schedule for the semester.
What is Syllabus?
The tool used to grade an assignment or project.
What is Rubric?
How a sheet is tucked at the foot of the bed.
What is Mitered Corner?
A linen that is used to assist in moving a resident up in bed.
What is Draw Sheet (Lift Sheet)?
I MUST bring this to class on any quiz day.
What is Laptop or Chromebook?
The college's Learning Management System.
What is Canvas?
How I can help myself with knowing how to do a skill.
What is Watch the Video?
Something that an NA should never hold up against themself.
Position used before a patient might get out of bed or just sit on side of bed.
What is Dangling?
Activity to be completed after 8 weeks of skills lab and lecture.
What is Clinical Experience?
The CNA exam and nurse aide evaluator agency
What is Credentia?
There is a list of items that are due each week on Sunday at 2359 (11:59pm).
What are Hybrid Course Assignments?
Used on clients legs and feet to prevent swelling or blood clots.
What is Compression Stocking?
Procedure used to turn a patient that has a spine injury.
What is Logroll?
The percentage value of Attendance for this course.
What is 30%?