When plugging in a client's electric bed, the nurse aide receives a shock. The nurse aide SHOULD:

The nurse aide SHOULD report the incident to the nurse.

Reporting the incident to the nurse ensures that proper protocols are followed for handling electrical hazards and that the client's safety is prioritized. It also allows the nurse to evaluate the situation, assess any potential risks, and take necessary actions to prevent future incidents.

Continuing to clean the bed after receiving an electric shock poses a significant safety risk. The nurse aide should not ignore the potential danger of the electric bed, as this could lead to further injuries or compromise the safety of the client and staff. Addressing safety concerns is paramount over routine tasks.

Attempting to check the plug and retry using the electric bed could expose the nurse aide to additional electrical hazards. Rather than attempting to troubleshoot the equipment themselves, the nurse aide should prioritize safety by reporting the incident to a supervising nurse who can properly assess and address the issue.

While leaving a note for maintenance might inform them of the issue, it does not ensure immediate action or address the potential danger posed to the clients and staff. The nurse aide must take immediateHere is the complete CSV data for all questions in your file, with the `subcategory` column added based on the CNA Knowledge Exam categories you provided.

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