Illinois CNA State Practice Exam

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What is the first thing you should check before shaving a resident?

  1. If they have taken their medication

  2. If they are on blood thinners

  3. If they have a fever

  4. If they ate a meal

The correct answer is: If they have taken their medication

Before shaving a resident, it is important to check that they have taken their medication because some medications can affect blood clotting, which can increase the risk of bleeding during shaving. Option B is incorrect because not all residents will be on blood thinners and this is not the most critical factor to check before shaving. Option C is incorrect because a fever may not necessarily affect the shaving process. Option D is incorrect because it is not a critical factor to consider before shaving.

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