HST-CNA - Moving a Patient To The Head Of The Bed

The video tutorial outlines the steps for safely moving a resident in bed with the help of an assistant. It emphasizes the importance of hand hygiene, explaining the procedure to the resident, ensuring privacy and safety, and using proper body mechanics. The tutorial also covers adjusting the bed, protecting the resident's head, and coordinating movements with an assistant to prevent trauma and ensure comfort.

What is the first step to take before starting the procedure?

• Lower the head of the bed

• Properly cleanse hands

• Ensure the resident's privacy

• Explain the procedure to the resident

Why is it important to explain the procedure to the resident?

• To ensure they are comfortable

• To encourage their participation

• To avoid using a draw sheet

• To make the process faster

What should be done to the bed before moving the resident?

• Raise the head of the bed

• Lower the head of the bed as flat as possible

• Remove all pillows

• Lock the bed wheels

What is the purpose of placing pillows against the headboard?

• To make the bed look neat

• To protect the resident's head

• To prevent the resident from sliding

• To support the resident's back

What is the final step after moving the resident?

• Leave the resident without a pillow

• Raise the head of the bed

• Ensure the resident is in a position of comfort

• Remove the draw sheet