What will the nursing assistant do when finding a clean urinal on the resident's bedside table?

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The overbed table and bedside table are considered "clean" areas. Even if the bedpan or urinal is clean, most people do not want items associated with elimination placed on surfaces where they eat or have personal items displayed. Putting it in the bathroom places it out of the resident's reach, while encouraging the resident to call when needing the urinal makes the resident dependent on the staff. Hanging the clean urinal on the bedside rail is acceptable.

What Will the Nursing Assistant Do When Finding a Clean