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When feeding a resident at the table, where should the CNA sit?

According to healthcare guidelines, a CNA should never stand over a resident while assisting with a meal. This is because sitting at eye level, ideally to the side of the resident, is the industry-recognized best practice when feeding a resident at the table. The correct positioning is crucial for fostering a sense of dignity, promoting communication, and ensuring safety during mealtimes.

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