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1.patient shows the signs of stroke
2
.1)increased b.p
2)arthrosclerosis
3)diabetes mellitus
3) call for help 1)prevent patient from falling
2)provide comfortable bed
3)check vital signs
4)check oxygen saturation
5)give position
6)administwr emergency medication
7)oxygen administreation.
4.1)you can shift the patient to an icu for best care.
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ch. 36 47A is wrong i think, but thank you! 3. What does emergency care involve?...
ch. 36
47A is wrong i think, but thank you!
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ch. 36
47A is wrong i think, but thank you!
3. What does emergency care involve? CASE STUDY While a resident is eating lunch in the dining room, you notice that the left side of the person's face is drooping and he is leaning to the left. The person is having difficulty swallowing and has slurred speech. Answer the following questions: 1. What is the person having signs of? 4. How would you protect the person's right to privacy? 2....
The "FAST" check is a quick way of checking for signs of a stroke: Face. Ask the person to smile. Is there weakness or drooping on one side of the face? Arm. Ask the person to raise both arms. Is there weakness or drooping of one of the arms? Speech. Ask the person to say a simple sentence or phrase. Does the person have trouble speaking, or is her speech slurred? Time. If the person has difficulty performing any of...
CASE STUDY 4. When assisting the person with a bath, what observations do you need to make? A resident of Pine View Nursing Center is alert and can make her needs known. The person is continent of bowel and bladder. You are assigned to care for the person today. Your assignment sheet tells you that the person: Uses a wheelchair to get around Eats all of her meals in the dining Has an upper and lower denture Needs a whirlpool...
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