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How is a LPN job different from a CNA job at a nursing home?
Asked by Brown Suga babe
I'm thinking about studying to become a LPN, but I heard that most work at nursing homes, and though I don't want to work at any of them. I know that I might have to. So what would a LPN do that a CNA wouldn't at a nursing home. Or are they all just treated the same? And are there any LPNs out there, if so can you explain what you do? Thanks!

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I worked as a cna we did all the personal care , bathing , feeding. lpns do the meds and keep the charts as well as the feeding tubes and so on

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cna's do all the hands on dirty work and the LPN's manage the paperwork, meds, etc
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