What should the CNA do next?
Action One:
Lisa should insert a tongue depressor between the patient’s teeth to prevent him from cracking a tooth.
Action Two:
Lisa should move the patient away from the table and put a cushion under his head.
Action Three:
Lisa should brace the patient’s head and wait for help to arrive.
Action Two:
Lisa should move the patient away from the table and put a cushion under his head.
FOR THE PATIENT
The patient was diagnosed with epilepsy and treated accordingly. Thanks to the CNA’s quick action, the patient suffered no long-term effects from the seizure.
FOR THE PRACTICE
The practice retained the patient, and was able to recognize an outstanding employee for her adept handling of an emergent situation.
FOR THE EMPLOYEE
The employee was commended for her quick action and skillful handling of the emergency. This resulted in a pay increase at her next review.
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