North Carolina CNA Written Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT considered an assistive device for mobility?

Walker
Cane
Crutches
Bed rail

The correct answer is: Bed rail

The bed rail is not classified as an assistive device for mobility. While bed rails can help individuals get in and out of bed safely and provide stability while sitting or standing, they are primarily designed for support and safety within the bed environment rather than for mobility in walking or moving from one location to another. In contrast, a walker, cane, and crutches are explicitly designed to enhance mobility by providing support for individuals who may have difficulty walking independently. These devices are used to redistribute weight, enhance stability, and allow users to move more freely. Understanding the specific purposes of these devices is crucial for CNA practice, as it helps ensure that patients receive appropriate assistance based on their mobility needs.