Feedback about care

  • CNA
  • Member of the Health Care Team
  • Multiple choice
  • Difficulty 3 of 5

Question

A resident’s current approach to morning grooming has repeatedly failed to help the resident participate. The nurse asks the assistant to use that same approach again. What should the assistant do?

  1. Tell the nurse what happened on earlier attempts.✓ Correct

    The nurse needs this feedback to consider a different approach.

  2. Replace the approach in the care plan independently.✗ Incorrect

    The assistant does not independently revise the plan.

  3. Keep the repeated difficulty to oneself.✗ Incorrect

    Withholding the observation deprives the nurse of useful information.

  4. Ask the resident’s visitor to choose a new plan.✗ Incorrect

    The assistant should bring the concern to the nurse.

Answer

A. Tell the nurse what happened on earlier attempts.

Rationale

The assistant can contribute firsthand observations to the care team. The nurse can use that feedback when considering another approach.

RememberShare observations when an approach is not working.

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