Which of the following is NOT a step in the admission process?

The admission process in a healthcare setting typically involves several essential steps aimed at ensuring the patient's safe transition into care. Identifying the patient is crucial for ensuring the right person receives care. Providing a unit orientation helps to familiarize the patient with the environment, enhancing their comfort and understanding of the facility's layout and procedures. Collecting a urine specimen may be necessary depending on the patient's health status and the facility's protocols. However, conducting a physical examination generally falls under the responsibilities of a licensed healthcare provider, such as a physician or nurse practitioner, rather than being a step specifically outlined in the admission process conducted by nursing assistants. Therefore, this step is not typically part of what a CNA would perform during admission, making it the outlier among the options presented.