Question 20 - Member of a Healthcare Team Practice Test for the CNA

Accurate documentation is a precautionary action to serve primarily as a means for defending a CNA’s behavior should a problem arise.

Accurate documentation is important, but it is more important to initiate conversations with residents under your care.

Accurate documentation is crucial for determining if interventions listed in the care plan are effective.

Accurate documentation is emphasized throughout a CNA and nurse’s training; however, realistically, it does not happen as often as it should.