Usually, the admission process starts in the

The nurse asks you to assist with the admission of a new resident. What can the nurse delegate to you?

A new resident has dementia. You should expect the following except

A new hospital patient is ambulatory. Which is incorrect?

You are admitting a new patient. Which will not promote the person’s comfort?

The nurse asks you to assist in admitting a new resident. When should you complete the admission?

You introduce yourself to a new resident by name and title.

How can you help a new resident know the names of other residents?

You are admitting a new resident. You will do the following except

You have finished admitting a new patient. Before leaving the person’s room, you need to do the following except

You are helping a new resident unpack. Which is correct?

You are going to measure a resident’s height. The nurse tells you

Which is not a guideline for measuring weight and height?

A patient is in bed. To measure height with the person in bed, you need to

You explain the reason for transfer or discharge to the person .

These statements are about transfers. Which is incorrect?

A resident is going to be discharged. You can do the following except

A patient is going to be discharged. You can

A patient is going to be discharged. Before the person can leave

A resident wants to leave the nursing center. The doctor has not written a discharge order. What should you do?