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NexGen CNA Procedures
The NexGen CNA Procedures module is a core component of our CNA programs for aspiring nursing assistants. You can access CNA online classes that teach every procedure tested on the state certification exam.
The basic nursing procedures section covers vital signs, hand hygiene, bedmaking, and specimen collection. Our CNA resident care training includes transfers, positioning, and fall prevention.
These CNA healthcare skills are demonstrated in high-definition video with printable checklists for practice.
New CNAs often feel overwhelmed by the number of procedures they must master. Our nursing assistant procedures module breaks each skill into small, logical steps that are easy to remember.
The CNA clinical skills section includes common mistakes and how to avoid them. For CNA training, we provide video demonstrations, written instructions, and practice checklists for every required procedure. You can review each skill as many times as needed. Pass your state exam with confidence.
Key Benefits
Learn Vital Signs
Accurate blood pressure, pulse, respiration, temperature, and oxygen saturation measurement techniques demonstrated step by step.
Perform Range of Motion
Active and passive ROM exercises for upper and lower extremities. Prevent contractures and maintain resident mobility.
Prevent Infection
Proper hand hygiene, PPE use, and isolation precaution techniques. Protect yourself and your residents from dangerous infections.
Prevent Falls
Learn to identify fall risks and implement safety measures. Keep your residents safe and your documentation complete.
Master Transfers
Safe transfer techniques from bed to chair, chair to toilet, and chair to wheelchair using proper body mechanics.
Pass State Exam
Practice every required procedure until perfect. Walk into your certification exam knowing exactly what the evaluator expects.
Complete Training For Essential CNA Procedures
Our CNA clinical procedures module covers every skill you will need as a nursing assistant. You will master CNA patient care skills including vital signs, transfers, positioning, range of motion, hand hygiene, PPE use, and fall prevention.
Each procedure is demonstrated in video format with step-by-step instructions. Printable checklists help you practice. You will feel confident about the job and ready for your state certification exam.
- Take accurate vitals.
- Transfer patients safely.
- Prevent falls always
- Stop infection spread.
- Perform range motion.
- Pass your exam
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