Answer:

1. Yes the caregiver handled her client well without complaining, she also followed the instructions for measuring blood pressure CNA skill well. And she take care of her client while measuring his blood pressure.
2. The video is all about Instructions in Measuring Blood Pressure CNA Skill.
3. The steps most important steps that I have seen in the video are:

• Verify the identity of your patient. Wrap the blood pressure cuff around the patient’s arm, just above the elbow. Ensure you can comfortably reach the bulb of the cuff.
• Place the bell of the stethosocope over the brachial artery, located in the bend of the elbow.
• Begin pumping the bulb of the blood pressure cuff. Watch the dial on the cuff, and continue squeezing the cuff until the needle reaches between 150 and 180 mmHg.
• Slowly release the presure by lightly loosening the dial on the bloodpressure cuff while listening through the stethoscope. When you first hear a pulse, note the level on the meter. This is the upper number, called the systolic pressure.
• Continue listening to the pulse, and wait until you hear the pulse fade away. Again, note the level on the meter. This number is the lower number, and is called the diastolic blood pressure.
• Record the results as directed by the physician, and provide the result to the patient. The number is usually recorded as systolic over diastolic, for example, 120 over 80.
• Wash your hands, and wipe down equipment with anti-bacterial wipes.

Explanation:

The blood pressure measurement is one of the most used diagnostic tools in medical offices. By carefully measuring and recording this information, you are creating an important record that will be used by the physician to determine what, if any, treatment a patient may need.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I hope it helps