List three ways in which the nursing assistant can avoid liability for incidents in the home.

What will be an ideal response?


·     Perform procedures in the way you were taught.
·     Monitor for safety hazards.
·     Seek guidance from the proper person before taking action in a questionable situation.
·     Do not overstep your authority.
·     Do not perform skills that you have not been trained to do.
·     Do only what you are assigned to do.

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