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ralph waldo emersoh
it is one of the most beautiful compensation of this life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself
home care nursing
caring for a sick person at home
caregiver
assistance is given by a?
limited mobility
patient may have ?
family members
often cared for by ?
Vomiting
common in stomach flu
last about 6 hours
needs attention if prolonged
Diarrhea
frequent watery stools
lasts 1-2 days
can lead to dehydration
Dehydration
body loses to much fluid
fluids are not replaced
activity level, alertness, responsive
children especially under 3 years old show 3 illness through?
loss of appetite, resfusal to nurse or eat, difficultly sleeping, restlessness at night
give me 4 warning sign of illness
sore eyes, dysentery, scabies, ringworm, colds, mumps, measles, chicken pox
give me 8 common communicable diseases
certain foods, medicines, chemicals, insect bite
4 Allergies may be caused by?
rashes, hive, skin irritation
what is the 3 signs of allergies?
appetite improves, sleeping better, more active and alert, interested in play
WHAT ARE THE
SIGNS A CHILD IS
GETTING WELL?
safety, exercise, sleep, medication, food and nutrition
PECIAL
CONSIDERATIONS IN
ELDER CARE
Key areas to focus on:
30 to 45 mins
how many minutes a day (as tolerated) for elders
heredity, stress, nutrition
Aging is affected by:
body temperature
measures
how hot or cold the body is
36.5 to 37.5
Infants (0–1 year) temp
36.4 to 37.6
Children (1–12 years) temp
36.1 to 37.2
Adolescents & Adults temp
35.8 to 36.9
Older Adults (60 years and above) temp
oral, axillary, tympanic, rectal
4 TO TAKE
BODY
TEMPERATURE
radial, carotid, brachial
3 COMMON PULSE POINTS
60 to 100
NORMAL PULSE RATE of adult
80 to 120
NORMAL PULSE RATE of kid