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Why might you use the hand under hand technique when assisting a client exhibiting dementia-related behaviors?

An estimated 5.8 million Americans aged 65 and older live with Alzheimer's disease, and many more with other forms of dementia. This is **why you might use the hand under hand technique when assisting a client exhibiting dementia-related behaviors**, as it provides a gentle, respectful way to guide them while minimizing distress and maximizing cooperation.

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What is a CNA's responsibility during an in-house transfer of the resident?

According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), roughly 38,000 in-house patient transfers occur annually within U.S. hospitals alone, underscoring the frequency and importance of these moves. Understanding what is a CNA's responsibility during an in-house transfer of the resident is fundamental for providing safe, dignified, and compassionate care during these transitions.

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How to undress a resident with a weak side: The definitive guide

According to the American Stroke Association, helping a resident with a weak or affected side undress is a critical skill for caregivers and healthcare professionals. Knowing the proper sequence for **when undressing a resident with a weak side** can prevent injury, minimize discomfort, and preserve the resident’s dignity. Mastering this task not only benefits the resident but also makes the process more efficient and safer for the caregiver.

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