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What should the CNA/Nurse Aide do if patient complains of chest pain?
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What should the CNA/Nurse Aide do if patient complains of chest pain?
1. Call the nurse to evaluate the patient. If patient is in acute distress, use the emergency call light or button. 2. Remain with the patient, while taking pulse and respirations. 3. Loosen the patient's clothing, especially around the neck. 4. Ask co-workers to bring blood pressure, oximeter, and oxygen to the room. 5. If patient is able, ask where the pain is located, when it started, and what it feels like. 6. Do not give any food or water.
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