A resident who has a body mass index of 33 must be transferred to a chair. The charge nurse assigns a novice CNA who is 5 foot 1 inch tall and of slight build. What should be done about this situation?
A) Tell the staff nurse to transfer the resident to the chair.
B) Nothing, because the CNA must learn to manage all types of residents.
C) Remind the charge nurse of the resident's size so the assignment can be changed.
D) Consider terminating the CNA for inability to provide care to all types of residents.
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