Homework Answers
1.Ans: Accuracy in weighing and measurement is important for the patient. It is used to calculate in drug administration. Weight is an indicator of health condition and nutrition status of the patient.
2.Ans: the steps for weighing a resident using a standing balance scale are:
- Balance the bar in such a way that it hangs freely on the end.
- Place a paper towel on the weighing platform.
- Assist the patient to stand on the platform removing their shoes
- Adjust the weights on the top bar until it hangs freely.
- Move the weight on the second bar and add the weights if necessary and note down the weight of the patient.
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