Colorado CNA Practice Exam

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A general rule for bathing a person is:

Wash from cleanest to dirtiest
Wash the dirtiest areas last
Wash from head to toes
Wash the dirtiest areas first

The correct answer is: Wash from cleanest to dirtiest

When it comes to bathing a person, it is essential to follow proper hygienic procedures. The general rule is to wash from cleanest to dirtiest to prevent spreading dirt and bacteria from one area to another. Starting with the cleaner areas helps maintain cleanliness throughout the bathing process. This method ensures that the dirtiest areas are washed last, promoting overall hygiene. Therefore, the correct answer is A. In contrast: - Option B, washing the dirtiest areas last, would not be ideal as it leaves these areas unwashed for a longer period. - Option C, washing from head to toes, might not be suitable in all situations as it doesn't consider the cleanliness levels of different body parts. - Option D, washing the dirtiest areas first, could lead to spreading dirt and bacteria to cleaner areas during the bathing process.