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Introduction

Introduction

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Chapter 1 – Resident Rights
Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights.

Chapter 2 – Communicating Effectively With Residents
Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights.

Chapter 3 – Managing Personal Stress

Chapter 4 – Preventing Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation
Typically, in the care home setting abuse can be defined as the “intentional infliction of physical harm, injury caused by negligent acts or omissions, unreasonable confinement or sexual abuse or assault."

Chapter 5 – Controlling the Spread of Disease & Infection

Chapter 6 – Record Keeping and Documentation

Chapter 7 – Service Plans
Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights, they are:

Chapter 8 – Nutrition, Hydration, Exercise & Food Services (Copy 2)

Chapter 9 – Assisting in the Self-Administration of Medication (Copy 2)
Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights, they are:

Chapter 10 – Social, Recreational & Rehabilitative Activities (Copy 2)

Chapter 11 – Fire, Safety & Emergency Requirements (Copy 2)
Many states require that assisted living facilities perform monthly, quarterly or semi-annual fire drills. Generally, most states will also require some variation of the following:

Chapter 12 – The Aging Process (Copy 2)
Seniors that understand the aging process may be able to delay or prevent age-related conditions or certain body changes.

Chapter 13 – Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) (Copy 2)

Chapter 14 – Taking Vital Signs (Copy 2)

Chapter 15 – Types of Medications (Copy 2)

Chapter 16 – Oral Hygiene, Grooming & Bathing (Copy 2)

Chapter 17 – Skin Integrity (Copy 2)

Chapter 18 – Residents with Dementia and Alzheimer’s (Copy 2)

Chapter 19 – Communicating with a resident Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2)
Seniors that understand the aging process may be able to delay or prevent age-related conditions or certain body changes.

Chapter 20 – Providing Services & Life Skills to Residents Unable to Direct Self- Care (Copy 2)

Chapter 21 – Managing Difficult Behavior – Residents Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2)
Seniors that understand the aging process may be able to delay or prevent age-related conditions or certain body changes.

Chapter 22 – Developing & Providing Social, Recreational & Rehabilitative Activities for Residents Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2)

Chapter 23 – Risk Management, Fall Prevention & Ambulation (Copy 2)

Closing Thoughts from the ACA (Copy 2)

Course Examination

Course Content

Introduction

Introduction

Chapter 1 – Resident Rights Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights.

Resident Rights

Chapter 2 – Communicating Effectively With Residents Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights.

Communicating Effectively With Residents

Chapter 3 – Managing Personal Stress

Managing Personal Stress

Chapter 4 – Preventing Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation Typically, in the care home setting abuse can be defined as the “intentional infliction of physical harm, injury caused by negligent acts or omissions, unreasonable confinement or sexual abuse or assault."

Preventing Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation

Chapter 5 – Controlling the Spread of Disease & Infection

Controlling the Spread of Disease & Infection

Chapter 6 – Record Keeping and Documentation

Record Keeping and Documentation

Chapter 7 – Service Plans Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights, they are:

Service Plans

Chapter 8 – Nutrition, Hydration, Exercise & Food Services (Copy 2)

Nutrition, Hydration, Exercise & Food Services (Copy 2)

Chapter 9 – Assisting in the Self-Administration of Medication (Copy 2) Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights, they are:

Assisting in the Self-Administration of Medication (Copy 2)

Chapter 10 – Social, Recreational & Rehabilitative Activities (Copy 2)

Social, Recreational & Rehabilitative Activities (Copy 2)

Chapter 11 – Fire, Safety & Emergency Requirements (Copy 2) Many states require that assisted living facilities perform monthly, quarterly or semi-annual fire drills. Generally, most states will also require some variation of the following:

Fire, Safety & Emergency Requirements (Copy 2)

Chapter 12 – The Aging Process (Copy 2) Seniors that understand the aging process may be able to delay or prevent age-related conditions or certain body changes.

The Aging Process (Copy 2)

Chapter 13 – Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) (Copy 2)

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) (Copy 2)

Chapter 14 – Taking Vital Signs (Copy 2)

Taking Vital Signs (Copy 2)

Chapter 15 – Types of Medications (Copy 2)

Types of Medications (Copy 2)

Chapter 16 – Oral Hygiene, Grooming & Bathing (Copy 2)

Oral Hygiene, Grooming & Bathing (Copy 2)

Chapter 17 – Skin Integrity (Copy 2)

Skin Integrity (Copy 2)

Chapter 18 – Residents with Dementia and Alzheimer’s (Copy 2)

Residents with Dementia and Alzheimer’s (Copy 2)

Chapter 19 – Communicating with a resident Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2) Seniors that understand the aging process may be able to delay or prevent age-related conditions or certain body changes.

Communicating with a resident Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2)

Chapter 20 – Providing Services & Life Skills to Residents Unable to Direct Self- Care (Copy 2)

Providing Services & Life Skills to Residents Unable to Direct Self- Care (Copy 2)

Chapter 21 – Managing Difficult Behavior – Residents Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2) Seniors that understand the aging process may be able to delay or prevent age-related conditions or certain body changes.

Managing Difficult Behavior – Residents Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2)

Chapter 22 – Developing & Providing Social, Recreational & Rehabilitative Activities for Residents Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2)

Developing & Providing Social, Recreational & Rehabilitative Activities for Residents Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2)

Chapter 23 – Risk Management, Fall Prevention & Ambulation (Copy 2)

Risk Management, Fall Prevention & Ambulation (Copy 2)

Closing Thoughts from the ACA (Copy 2)

Closing Thoughts from the ACA (Copy 2)

Course Examination

National Caregiver Certification Course Exam (Copy 2)

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Chapter 1 – Resident Rights
Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights.

Chapter 2 – Communicating Effectively With Residents
Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights.

Chapter 4 – Preventing Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation
Typically, in the care home setting abuse can be defined as the “intentional infliction of physical harm, injury caused by negligent acts or omissions, unreasonable confinement or sexual abuse or assault."

Chapter 7 – Service Plans
Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights, they are:

Chapter 9 – Assisting in the Self-Administration of Medication (Copy 2)
Residents rights tend to vary from state to state, but generally cover the same or similar rights, they are:

Chapter 11 – Fire, Safety & Emergency Requirements (Copy 2)
Many states require that assisted living facilities perform monthly, quarterly or semi-annual fire drills. Generally, most states will also require some variation of the following:

Chapter 12 – The Aging Process (Copy 2)
Seniors that understand the aging process may be able to delay or prevent age-related conditions or certain body changes.

Chapter 19 – Communicating with a resident Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2)
Seniors that understand the aging process may be able to delay or prevent age-related conditions or certain body changes.

Chapter 21 – Managing Difficult Behavior – Residents Unable to Direct Self-Care (Copy 2)
Seniors that understand the aging process may be able to delay or prevent age-related conditions or certain body changes.