NURS290 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Dentures, Constipation, Continuing Care Retirement Communities In The United States
5 Oct 2017
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Description: this intentional learning activity reacquaints students with the concept of hydration, nutrition, and oral care in a continuing care setting. This activity creates space for learning, discussion, practice and reflection of required nursing skills associated with these concepts. Format: students will participate in the following 3 phases of learning. Mosby"s nursing videos skills: basic skills (4th edition). nutrition and fluids (streaming video). New york: elsevier. http://guides. library. ualberta. ca/c. php?g=300105&p=2020399? (view the following videos; In your clinical dyad, finish the worksheet together: participate in discussion, working in your clinical dyads, take turns to set up meal trays, and cue/ assist residents with eating, drinking, and doing oral care as needed. Help to set up the meal trays and assist residents with eating, drinking, and doing oral care based on their needs. Ways to thread through the rest of clinical. During comfort care/ bed baths/health assessment - what are some signs/ symptoms of inadequate hydration/ nutrition you can identify.
