Nursing Assistant Twaining Program 0111 W CNA - Patient Rights 2 Question 26 of 30 It is appropriate for a nurse aide to share information about a client's status with Soleot the correct response: the client's family members. the staff on the next shift. the client's roommate. anyone who knows the client. Previous

The appropriate person for a nurse aide to share information about a client's status with is: **the staff on the next shift.** **Explanation:** Sharing client information with the staff on the next shift is essential for ensuring continuity of care. This allows the incoming staff to be fully informed about the client's current status, needs, and any changes that have occurred, which is crucial for maintaining consistent and effective care. - **The client's family members:** Information can be shared with family members only if the client has given explicit consent or if it's otherwise permitted by facility policies and applicable laws. - **The client's roommate:** Sharing information with the roommate is not appropriate unless it's directly related to the roommate’s care or with the client's consent. - **Anyone who knows the client:** Sharing information indiscriminately violates patient privacy and confidentiality rules, such as those outlined in HIPAA. Maintaining confidentiality is a key aspect of patient rights, and information should only be shared with individuals who are directly involved in the client's care or have the necessary authorization. **Correct Answer:** the staff on the next shift.