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clean, dry, and wrinkle free linens are important for all residents to: - -promote comfort
-prevent skin breakdown and ulcers
to keep beds neat and clean: - -straighten linens when lose and wrinkled
-straighten lose or wrinkled linens at bedtime
-check linens for random items
-check for and remove food crumbs after meals
-change linens when they become wet, soiled, or damp
-follow standard precautions and blood borne pathogen standard
closed bed - bed is not used until bed time or bed is ready for a new resident
open bed - in use; top linens are fan-folded back
occupied bed - is made with a person in it
surgical bed - Made to transfer a person from a stretcher
when handling linens practice medical asepsis: - -uniform is always considered dirty
-hold linens away from uniform
-never shake linens
-place clean linens on clean surface
-once linens are in a residents room, other linens are considered contaminated (don't use on
another resident)
waterproof drawsheet - made of plastic, rubber, or absorbent material
, hygiene - promotes comfort, health, and safety
skin - the body's first line of defense against disease.
cultural and personal choice - affects hygiene
bathing frequency varies - some bath twice a day; residents can shower as often as they
choose
afternoon care - routine hygiene is done after lunch and before evening meal; done before
person takes a nap, has visitors, or attends activity programs
oral hygiene does: - -keeps mouth and teeth clean
-prevents mouth odors and infections
-increases comfort
-makes food taste better
-reduces risks for cavities and periodontal disease
illness, disease, and some medications often cause: - -a bad taste in the mouth
-whitish coating in mouth and on tongue
-redness and swelling in mouth and on the tongue
-dry mouth
best time to floss - bedtime
oral hygiene equipment - -toothbrush
-toothpaste
clean, dry, and wrinkle free linens are important for all residents to: - -promote comfort
-prevent skin breakdown and ulcers
to keep beds neat and clean: - -straighten linens when lose and wrinkled
-straighten lose or wrinkled linens at bedtime
-check linens for random items
-check for and remove food crumbs after meals
-change linens when they become wet, soiled, or damp
-follow standard precautions and blood borne pathogen standard
closed bed - bed is not used until bed time or bed is ready for a new resident
open bed - in use; top linens are fan-folded back
occupied bed - is made with a person in it
surgical bed - Made to transfer a person from a stretcher
when handling linens practice medical asepsis: - -uniform is always considered dirty
-hold linens away from uniform
-never shake linens
-place clean linens on clean surface
-once linens are in a residents room, other linens are considered contaminated (don't use on
another resident)
waterproof drawsheet - made of plastic, rubber, or absorbent material
, hygiene - promotes comfort, health, and safety
skin - the body's first line of defense against disease.
cultural and personal choice - affects hygiene
bathing frequency varies - some bath twice a day; residents can shower as often as they
choose
afternoon care - routine hygiene is done after lunch and before evening meal; done before
person takes a nap, has visitors, or attends activity programs
oral hygiene does: - -keeps mouth and teeth clean
-prevents mouth odors and infections
-increases comfort
-makes food taste better
-reduces risks for cavities and periodontal disease
illness, disease, and some medications often cause: - -a bad taste in the mouth
-whitish coating in mouth and on tongue
-redness and swelling in mouth and on the tongue
-dry mouth
best time to floss - bedtime
oral hygiene equipment - -toothbrush
-toothpaste
