A public list of CNAs with proven evidence of neglect, abuse, or misappropriation?

• A. CNAs Registry
• B. Nursing Registry
• C. Health Care Registry
• D. Abuse Registry

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is recognizing the public list that specifically tracks CNAs who have had proven evidence of neglect, abuse, or misappropriation. That registry is called the Abuse Registry. It’s designed to protect residents by making sure employers and regulatory bodies can see when a CNA has been found to have harmed a resident or misused resident property, and it helps guide hiring decisions and oversight.

The other terms don’t fit as neatly. A CNAs Registry would imply a general roster of CNAs, not necessarily containing substantiated abuse findings or being publicly accessible for safety screening. A Nursing Registry is typically focused on licensed nurses rather than certified nursing assistants and may not capture CNA-specific abuse cases. A Health Care Registry is too broad and not specific to CNAs or to substantiated neglect or abuse.