Colorado CNA Practice Exam

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When greeting a resident, which of the following actions is appropriate?

Explain the resident's menu choices for the day
Explain the procedure to be performed
Ask about the resident’s plans for the day
Give a general overview of the weather

The correct answer is: Explain the procedure to be performed

The correct action is to explain the procedure to be performed. When addressing a resident, especially in a healthcare or assisted living environment, providing clear information about any procedures they will undergo helps to build trust and ensure that the resident feels informed and secure. It can also alleviate any anxiety they may have regarding the procedure. Other options, while they may seem considerate in some contexts, don't directly relate to the immediate needs of the resident during a greeting. Talking about the menu choices or giving a general overview of the weather do not address the specific situation at hand or the resident's immediate concerns. Asking about the resident's plans for the day could be seen as polite conversation, but this may not be as relevant or necessary as ensuring they understand what is about to happen regarding their care.