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CNA-NIC F25 CH3.16

Describe the Resident Call System

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Residents signal staff that they need them by using the facility call system
what is the call system called call lights
how does this system allow residents to call for help when needed by relaying a notification to a central workstation or directly to a staff member
how do residents activate a call light may push a button or pull a string
what do newer call systems do may link call lights to headsets that staff members wear to communicate with each other
what are the advantages of using a newer call system with headset communications this can make communication more efficient as well as help to reduce noise in the area
what do call lights allow residents to do signal staff when needed
how is the call system handled for residents who are not able to push buttons other types of call systems are available
when must a nursing assistant respond to a call light promptly
how can a nursing assistant think of a call light system think of this system as a residents lifeline
what is a lifeline is something that connects a person to help when it is needed (it can literally save someone's life)
how should an NA respond to a call light quickly
should NAs respond to a call light for a resident not assigned to them yes
NAs should not ignore call lights
what is considered abusive or neglectful behavior ignoring a call light
how should the call light be left before the NA leaves the residents room within reach of the residents stronger hand
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