•   Center for Business and Professional Development 

    CNA Skills Review – Providing high-quality, patient-centered care requires CNAs to be highly competent in all twenty-one performance skills defined by the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH).Training may consist of all or a select number of the following performance skills:

    IDPH Performance Skills:  

    1. Wash hands 
    2. Perform Oral Hygiene  
    3. Shave a Resident 
    4. Perform Nail Care 
    5. Perform Perineal Care 
    6. Give Partial Bath 
    7. Give a Shower or Tub Bath 
    8. Make Occupied Bed 
    9. Dress a Resident 
    10. Transfer a Resident to Wheelchair Using Transfer Belt 
    11. Transfer Using Mechanical Lift 
    12. Ambulate with Transfer Belt 
    13. Feed aResident 
    14. Calculate Intake and Output 
    15. Place Resident in a Side-Lying Position 
    16. Perform Passive Range of Motion 
    17. Apply and Remove Personal Protective Equipment 
    18. Measure and Record Temperature, Pulse and Respiration 
    19. Measure and Record Blood Pressure 
    20. Measure and Record Weight 
    21. Measure and Record Height 

     

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