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- As a Nurse what are some things you can do to prepare yourself and your family for a disaster?First aid Situation: at the beach, and you are a licensed first aider (answer briefly) a. you saw your mother rushing out of water and continuously scratching her arm? What will a first aider do? b. You saw someone in deep part of the water wagging his hand, askinrg for help. Remember you are a first aider and dont know how to swim, what will you do? c. while walking on the beach, your sister stepped on broken glass. There is severe bleeding. What will you do?What are some useful communication resources for non-English speaking patients? Explain how each helps during a routine visit to the radiology department. To have effective communication with a patient you must be proficient at the following skills: speech, writing, and visual observation. Why do you think this is?
- When working with a patient both your supervising therapist and the patient wear a mask. What type of precaution are you applying to this patient?What is a good practice when leaving an operating equipment unattended? (A Record the equipment using a video camera so you can review the observations while you are away B Ask another student in the next room to supervise the equipment for you C) Leave a note that says "I'll be back in a few minutes. Thank you!" D Provide fail safe provisions with your phone number to contact in case of emergencyNeglect a patient right who don't speak and disabled who can not move. describe a perspective that should be considered related to this event (how they might feel: e.g. client, peer, family, another discipline, etc.).
- ASAP: Topic (Medical Assistant in Dying) Discuss the challenges that patients/ families/ communities & nurses face in Canada in the Medical Assistant in DyingFinding an interpreter who speaks a patient's language isn't necessary, as you can make decisions based on their body language. True Falsehow you would prioritise the care needs of this person. - Alzheimer’s dementia - Vascular dementia - Atrial Fibrillation - Hypercholesterolemia - Pacemaker - Urinary incontinence - Oedema - Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - Depression - total hip replacement (left) - vision impaired - cognitive deficit - high falls risk
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