•  Start your certified nurses Aide or Home Health Training online today! 
• Click the link , Register, Complete the Course work and tests. Then print your Certificates..Its that easy.
•  Go at your own pace. Take 1 week or 6
• Study and challenge your state CNA exam or Prometrix test.
• Take it to get your home health certification for Employment
• Florida and California Board approved.

                     Start your training today!       Click the link below

          http://www.asaponlinereg.com/default.aspx?org=791 

What is a Nurses Aide?

Wherever there is a need for personal care, certified Nursing Assistants (CNA), or nurses aides, are there.  Nursing assistants are the caregivers who, for the most part, help patients of all ages perform the most basic day-to-day tasks.  CNAs work under the supervision of a nurse, and since they have extensive daily contact with each patient, they play a key role in keeping the nurse up-to-date on vital information about the patients' conditions.

Nursing assistants work closely with patients and provide assistance with such tasks as:

In the course you will learn all the skills and get all the information needed to pass both the written and skills portion of your state's Certified Nurses Aide exam. Each course ends with a test and offers full live video of all skills. Completely online.

• Dressing
• Bathing
• Feeding   (take a look at this class with video) http://ww5.medcomrn.com/cgi-bin/iice1/edu/qpage0?nqJNu65P;VIDCNA509R-TS04;100
• Making beds
• Toilet Assistance; catheter care 
• Taking vital signs (Blood pressure, pulse, etc)
• Helping patients walk
• Assisting with range-of-motion exercises
• Helping wheelchair-bound patients (entails heavy lifting)
• Turning bedridden patients regularly
• Reporting all changes to the nurse
• Safety awareness
• Documentation
• Post Mortem Care

   Career Training Requirements and Agency Compliance training is the law [Nurses aides must have 12 in-service units per calendar year as well as home health aides employed by an agency]

  For access to unlimited Continuing education & Inservices   Units for just $30.00 per year click here:    http://www.asaponlinereg.com/default.aspx?org=791    

We also offer Certified Nurse’s Aide Test preparation  at your location:

Home Health Training/ Personal Assistant

If you need CE Units for any of the professions below click on the links below or log on to the main page at http://iicetraining.360training.com                 Nursing and All health professions CEU's just $9.oo each  

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 The curriculum of the nurse aide training program includes

1. At least a total of 16 hours of clinical training in the following areas prior to any direct contact with a resident (as part of the 80 or 120 hours of instruction)

1. Role of the Nurse’s Aide
2. Communication and interpersonal skills;
3. Infection control;
4. Safety/emergency procedures, including the Heimlich maneuver;
5. Respecting residents' rights; Providing privacy and maintenance of confidentiality;

1. Residents' Rights &  Promoting Independence
2. Promoting the residents' right to make personal choices to accommodate their needs;
3. Giving assistance in resolving grievances and disputes;
4. Providing needed assistance in getting to and participating in resident and family

            Groups and other activities;

1. Maintaining care and security of residents' personal possessions;
2. Promoting the resident's right to be free from abuse, mistreatment, and neglect and the need to report any instances of such treatment

1. Basic nursing skills;
2. Documentation
3. Taking and recording vital signs;
4. Measuring and recording height and weight;
5. Caring for the residents' environment;
6. Recognizing abnormal changes in body functioning and the importance of reporting such changes to a supervisor; and
7. Caring for residents when death is imminent.
8. Personal care skills, including, but not limited to—
9. Bathing; peri care
10. Grooming, including mouth care;
11. Dressing;
12. Toileting;
13. Assisting with eating and hydration;
14. Proper feeding techniques;
15. Skin care; and
16. Basic restorative services:
17. Training the resident in self care according to the resident's abilities;
18. Transfers, positioning, and turning.
19. Proper turning and positioning in bed and chair;
20. Care and use of prosthetic and orthotic devices.
21. Use of assistive devices in transferring, ambulation, eating, and dressing;
22. Maintenance of range of motion;
23. Bowel and bladder training;and
24. Measuring intake and output
25. Mental health and social service needs:
26. Modifying aide's behavior in response to residents' behavior;
27. Awareness of developmental tasks associated with the aging process;
28. How to respond to resident behavior;
29. Allowing the resident to make personal choices, providing and reinforcing other

            Behavior consistent with the resident's dignity; and

1. Using the resident's family as a source of emotional support.
2. Care of cognitively impaired residents:
3. Techniques for addressing the unique needs and behaviors of individual with dementia (Alzheimer's and others);
4. Communicating with cognitively impaired residents;
5. Understanding the behaviorof cognitively impaired residents;
6. Appropriate responses to the behavior of cognitively impaired residents; and
7. Methods of reducing the effects of cognitive impairments.

The above classes total an 80 hour program. The completion of the below courses total a 120 hour program. CPR certification can be obtained at America Heart association web site.

Wound care and dressing

Ostomy and catheter care

IV and tube feeding care

                   Anatomy and physiology for the CNA is also available