Mr. Beauregard is weighed daily according to his care plan. Which of the following should the CNA do to ensure accuracy?
A. Weigh him before he eats breakfast each day.
B. Use the same scale each time he is weighed.
C. Weigh him about the same time each day.
D. All of these things should be done.
Answer: D
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