HCA 201a Final part 2
3 things that you can do to prevent orthostatic hypotension - Answer-1. Put bed in Fowler's position
2. Help the client sit on the edge of the bed with their feet dangling for a few minutes while monitoring
their state
3. Help client slowly stand up
3 things that you would want to check prior to calling your supervisor when a client has fallen. - Answer-
1. bleeding
2. bruising or swelling
3. level of consciousness
3 measures you need to take when caring for a client with paralysis and explain why each is important. -
Answer-1. Reposition every 2 hours
- promotes comfort and prevent contractures and pressure ulcers
2. Keep call bell in their hand or close by
- builds trust and they get assistance right away
3 things that you can do to prevent orthostatic hypotension - Answer-1. Put bed in Fowler's position
2. Help the client sit on the edge of the bed with their feet dangling for a few minutes while monitoring
their state
3. Help client slowly stand up
3 things that you would want to check prior to calling your supervisor when a client has fallen. - Answer-
1. bleeding
2. bruising or swelling
3. level of consciousness
3 measures you need to take when caring for a client with paralysis and explain why each is important. -
Answer-1. Reposition every 2 hours
- promotes comfort and prevent contractures and pressure ulcers
2. Keep call bell in their hand or close by
- builds trust and they get assistance right away
