Reporting certain situations to the nurse is extremelly important for you as the CNA, a vital member of the healthcare team. Some conditions may ask immediate intervention. Which of the choices below requires immediate reporting to the nurse?

A Your patient is having difficulty breathing

explanation

Although all of the above optiopns are important to document in your patient’s file, the immediate problem that needs to be taken immediately without any delay is difficulty breathing . The other choices are not life threatening and are therefore incorrect answers.

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