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Travka [436]
1 year ago
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A person has resigned from their nursing assistant position at a hospital but continues to volunteer sixteen hours per

Medicine
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Basile [38]1 year ago
5 0

This person's status in the nursing assistant registry will be inactive.

<h3>Who is a nursing assistant?</h3>

A nursing assistant is an individual that assists a physician or a registered nurse to carry out medical or nursing procedures on a client or patient.

The roles of a nursing assistant include the following:

  • They help in offering basic physical assistance to patients,
  • They help in feeding patients according to their dietary needs.
  • They take part in recording vital signs which can be used as a baseline data for other measurements.

These nursing assistants or aids pass through accredited institutions and are being registered by their professional bodies.

When such an individual resigns their status becomes inactive.

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