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Just wondering if anyone has found that if they helped cna's on the floor with answering lights, assisting them with putting residents to bed with lifts if eventually they expect the nurse to help them. This helping out is done when the nurse is having some down time..
vampcna
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That is true. Cnas are supposed to assist the nurses. It does not mean that the
cna is an indentured servant. Some nurses( not you personally) think they should
never have to answer a call light or reposition a patient. If the cna isn't busy with
a patient, then yes, they should do it. However, if the cna is busy it is up to the
nurse to handle it(unless they are busy doing patient care). Charting can wait for
a few minutes.