stna skill check notes

tools needed to assist a resident to ambulate using a gait belt

• non skid socks

• gait belt

• wheel chair

tools needed to assist a resident to ambulate with a walker using a gait belt

• gait belt

• walker

• non skid socks

• wheel chair

tools needed to assist a resident with a bed pan…

• wet wash cloth

• dry wash cloth

• bed pan

• waterproof pad

• tissue

• resident record

• graduate

• gloves

tools needed for bed bath for a resident

• new gown

• 1 towel

• 5 wash cloths

• 2 bath basins

• soap and water

tools needed to change a male brief and provide perineal care

• clean brief

• 6 wash cloths

• 2 water basins

• bath blankets

• water proof pads

tools needed for denture care

• emesis basin

• tooth paste

• tooth brush

• wash cloth

• gloves

tools for donning, emptying a urinary drainage bag, , mesuring out output, and doffing

• ppe( gown, face shield, gloves)

• alcohol wipes

• resident card

• graduate

• towel

tools for female catheter care

• waterpproof pad

• 3 wash cloths

• 2 basins

• soap

• ppe(gown and gloves)

tools needed to dress a bedridden resident with an affected side

• shirt

• pants

• socks

tools needed to feed a dependent resident in bed

• stool/chair

• cloths protector

• wet wash cloth

• dry wash cloth

• resident record

tools needed fir hair care for the resident

• towel

• mirror

• hair tool(brush, pick, comb)

tools to make an occupied bed

• pillow case

• comforter

• flat sheet

• fitted sheet

mouth care tools

• two cups (one filled with water one not

• emesis basin

• tooth brush

• tooth paste

• towel

nail care tools

• emesis basin

• orange wood stick

• emery board(file)

• wet wash cloth

• towel

peri care for female resident

• 6 wash cloths

• soap

• waterproof pad

• 2 basins

• bath blanket

tools needed to assist resident in bed on their sides

3 pillows

Things not to forget when helping a resident ambulate

• Lock wheel chair

• - lock bed

• Raise bed

• Move feet to edge of the bed then move there upper body up

• Lower bed until feet touches the ground