Being a Long-Term Care Nursing Assistant

Being a Long-Term Care Nursing Assistant, 5/e Connie Will-Black Judith B. Eighmy, President, Pacific Healthcare Consultants Written by nurses currently practicing and teaching in the long-term care field, this basic skills text focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to do the day-to-day job of a certified nursing assistant in a long-term care facility. It's full-color, extensively illustrated format, accessible reading level, and the consistent format of each section make the text particularly appropriate for today's adult learners. Meeting all required curriculum as outlined by federal regulators, Being A Long-Term Care Nursing Assistant is ideal for certification exam preparation. New to the Fifth Edition Comprehensive chapters on end-of-life care and certification exam preparation. Chapter summaries, case studies, and multiple-choice questions. The Center for Disease Control's guidelines for Standard and Transmission Based precautions. Chapter opening features that highlight practical ways to carry out safe and effective procedures with tips from instructors from around the country. A margin glossary to call attention to key words and their definitions at the point of use. Chapter-ending summaries and self-study questions. A comprehensive Companion Website (www.prenhall.com/will-black) that provides a variety of study questions with immediate feedback, hyperlinks, and an audio glossary. Other Titles of Interest Grubbs/Blasband, The Long-Term Care Nursing Assistant, 2/e, 2000 (0-13-013253-5) Wolgin, Being a Nursing Assistant, 8/e, 2000 (0-13-084083-1)Will-Black, Connie is the author of 'Being a Long-Term Care Nursing Assistant', published 2001 under ISBN 9780130894328 and ISBN 013089432X.