Course Overview: Welcome to the CNA Prep Course, your comprehensive guide to the foundational knowledge and practical skills required for a successful career as a Nursing Assistant. This course has been carefully crafted for students aspiring to enter healthcare, whether you’re preparing for the CNA exam or seeking the essential skills needed for real-world patient care. You’ll experience hands-on skills training, interactive lessons, and real-world scenarios, all focused on patient safety, professional communication, and building confidence in clinical care.What You Will LearnUnderstand the crucial role and responsibilities of a Nursing AssistantUphold patient rights, dignity, and privacy within healthcare settingsMaster infection control, safety protocols, and proper hand hygieneAccurately measure vital signs and assist with essential health assessmentsGain confidence in providing personal care, mobility assistance, and daily living supportCommunicate effectively and compassionately with patients and healthcare teamsDocument and report information clearly and correctlyEnhance awareness of dementia and Alzheimer’s careDemonstrate professionalism and ethical workplace conductBegin your journey to becoming a successful CNA. This course provides the practical foundation you need to excel and make a meaningful impact in your future healthcare career.
Curriculum
- 12 Sections
- 60 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
- Introduction to Nursing Assistant PracticeExplore the CNA role, workplace settings, and critical responsibilities.8
- Patient Rights & ConfidentialityFocus on HIPAA compliance, patient dignity, and respecting privacy.8
- Infection Control and Hand HygieneLearn methods to prevent infection and apply standard precautions.8
- 3.1Chain of Infection
- 3.2Standard and Transmission-Based Precautions
- 3.3Proper Hand Hygiene Techniques
- 3.4Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- 3.5Environmental Cleaning and Safe Practices
- 3.6Infection Prevention Basics5 Questions
- 3.7Hand Hygiene Mastery5 Questions
- 3.8Standard and Transmission Precautions5 Questions
- Vital Signs and Health MeasurementsMaster skills for measuring temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure.8
- Personal Care Skills and HygieneGain hands-on skills for supporting bathing, grooming, and toileting.8
- Mobility, Transfers, and PositioningApply safe techniques to move, reposition, and transfer patients.8
- Nutrition and Hydration AssistanceProvide proper feeding, hydration, and dietary support for patient wellness.8
- Safety and Emergency ProceduresIdentify hazards and respond to emergencies to ensure patient safety.8
- Documentation and Observation SkillsDevelop skills for effective reporting, observation, and legal charting.8
- Caring for Special PopulationsAssist patients with dementia, Alzheimer’s, and other unique needs.8
- 10.1Understanding Dementia and Alzheimer’s
- 10.2Behavioral Communication Strategies
- 10.3Promoting Independence and Dignity
- 10.4Supporting Families and Caregivers
- 10.5Managing Challenging Behaviors
- 10.6Dementia Care Basics5 Questions
- 10.7Communication and Independence5 Questions
- 10.8Managing Difficult Scenarios5 Questions
- Professionalism and Workplace EthicsLearn core values, ethics, and expected workplace conduct for CNAs.8
- 11.1Professional Appearance and Conduct
- 11.2Workplace Communication and Team Dynamics
- 11.3Ethical Decision Making in Care
- 11.4Managing Stress and Self-Care
- 11.5Career Growth and Continuing Education
- 11.6Professionalism Self-Check5 Questions
- 11.7Ethics and Teamwork5 Questions
- 11.8Self-Care and Growth5 Questions
- Exam Preparation and Skills ReviewConsolidate knowledge, review key skills, and practice for the CNA exam.8
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