When a physician enters a patient's room for wound care, what should a CNA do first?
A. Start documenting immediately
B. Begin wound measurement
C. Introduce themselves and explain the purpose of the visit
D. Prepare dressings for application
Answer (1)
When a physician enters a patient's room for wound care, the CNA should first introduce themselves and explain the purpose of the visit. This helps establish trust and ensures that the patient is prepared for the procedure. Following this initial interaction, the CNA can assist with other tasks as needed. ;
