Which activity is NOT typically performed by nursing assistants in assisted living facilities?

Nursing assistants in assisted living facilities provide vital support to residents in various ways, particularly in assisting with activities of daily living (ADLs), meal preparation, and medication assistance. However, the administration of intravenous medications is not typically within the scope of practice for nursing assistants. This task requires specialized training and is generally performed by licensed nurses or trained medical personnel, as it involves a higher level of medical knowledge and skills to ensure patient safety and correct dosage management.

In contrast, activities such as helping residents with personal care (ADLs), preparing meals, and providing assistance with medications align with the role of a nursing assistant, who is trained to support residents in maintaining their daily living activities while ensuring their comfort and health.