Made for how CNAs actually work

As a CNA or tech, you might have eight, ten, or more residents to keep up with — vitals due, people to turn, weights, blood sugars, and a constant stream of call lights. A nurse’s brain sheet doesn’t fit the rhythm. You need something that tracks the hands-on basics across a lot of people, fast.

This sheet keeps it simple and scannable, with a row per resident and columns for the things you’re responsible for through the shift.

What’s on the CNA report sheet

• Resident & room: name, room, and any quick alerts (fall risk, diet, mobility).
• Vitals: a spot to jot each set as you take them.
• I&Os: intake, output, and toileting tracked through the day.
• Turns & ADLs: q2 turn checkboxes, bath, and activity so you can prove the care got done.
• Notes: anything to pass along to the nurse — skin, appetite, a change you noticed.

Looking for a nurse’s version? See the full report-sheet collection.