PRODUCT CODE : WA1CNA001-T

Course Details

  • Alzheimer’s Disease (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO147820) – WA1CNA001-T
  • Assistive Devices (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO147748) – WA1CNA002-T
  • Body Mechanics (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1514719) – WA2ACM008-T
  • Bowel and Bladder Management (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO147824) – WA1CNA004-T
  • Communicating with Clients, Residents & Their Families (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1514720) – WA2CNA717-T
  • Death and Dying (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1514727) – WA2CNA068-T
  • Dementia Care Part 1: Behavior Changes and Challenges (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1514724) – WA2CNA723A-T
  • Dementia Care Part 2: Dementia and Physical Decline (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1514725) – WA2CNA723B-T
  • Dementia Care Part 3: Managing Difficult Behavior (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1514726) – WA2CNA723C-T
  • Diabetes (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1514717) – WA2CNA025-T
  • Fall Prevention (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1619310) – WA2CNA732-T
  • How the Body Ages, Part 1:  Cardiovascular, Respiratory, and Musculoskeletal Systems (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1514721) – WA2M267A-T
  • How the Body Ages, Part 2: Central Nervous System, The Senses, and Emotions (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1514722) – WA2M267B-T
  • How the Body Ages, Part 3: Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary and Integumentary Systems (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1514723) – WA2M267C-T
  • Infection Control and Universal Precautions (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO147822) – WA1CNA006-T
  • Managing Behavior (HCA Continuing Education – Washington DSHS Approval Code CO158944) – WA1CNA015-T
  • Nutritional Needs (HCA Continuing Education – Washington DSHS Approval Code CO147861) – WA1CNA011-T
  • Oral Hygiene (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO147747) – WA1CNA005-T
  • Positioning and Moving (HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1511020) – WA1CNA023-T
  • Resident Assessment/Care Planning (HCA Continuing Education – Washington DSHS Approval Code CO147862) – WA1CNA010-T
  • Resident Rights: Privacy (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO147823) – WA1CNA007-T
  • Residents with Special Problems (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO147821) – WA1CNA003-T
  • Skin Management: Preventing Pressure Ulcers (HCA Continuing Education – Washington DSHS Approval Code CO1510005) – WA1CNA009-T
  • Transfer and Ambulation Skills (1 hour HCA Continuing Education – Washington – DSHS Approval Code CO1619266) – WA2CNA704-T

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Overview:

Planning and preparing to provide care in the event of a bioterrorism attack or other emergency is a critical part of working in any healthcare environment. But planning is more than knowing where emergency supplies and exits are. Planning also involves ensuring that healthcare workers know how to keep safe, both physically and mentally. This includes having the families of healthcare workers be prepared for disasters. Studies have shown that providing care to disaster victims is impaired when healthcare workers are concerned about their own families’ safety.

This program is designed to help healthcare workers prepare themselves at work, at home and in the community at large, to respond to bioterrorism and other emergencies.

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Objectives

After viewing this program the viewer should be able to:

  • Describe the types of weapons of mass destruction.
  • Describe the types of mass casualty disasters.
  • Describe how to plan for your own family’s safety.
  • Describe the facility’s disaster plan.
  • Describe the types of personal protective equipment.
  • Describe how community wide planning is used to prepare for disasters.