HSC 2400 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Chemotherapy, Osteoporosis, Sputum
28 Oct 2018
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Is there anything else i can do to make you comfortable. Question that would make new resident feel most comfortable. Use abduction pillow to keep hips in right alignment. They should receive meals and snacks on time. Remember she is at high risk for infection. Wear two pairs of gloves 48-72 hours after receiving chemo. Resident vomits after eating, shaky clammy skin, blister on big toe. Be a good listener if resident wants to talk. Ask pt to cough from deep from lungs. Doctor requests sputum sample from patient with pneumonia. Using a transfer belt with woman with osteoporosis reduces risk for. Provide foot care due to reduced circulation/sensation. Person has stroke that causes left sided weakness. Resident has kidney failure and is going through dialysis. Give more time for person to complete personal care. Assisting an older person with multiple health problems including arthritis. Return these items, observe, identify when and why behavior is occurring.
