NUR 2206 Patient Centered Care
- Patient-Centered Care
- Patient is in control and a full partner
- Care is based on respect for preferences, values, and needs
- Considers patient's uniqueness and preferences
- Provides pain relief
- Involves family in care
Answer
- Personal Hygiene
Answer Self care measures that maintain health and well-being
- Role of the Nurse
Answer
ASSESS ABILITY TO PERFORM ADLS...
- Balance
- Activity tolerance
- Muscle strength
- Coordination
- ROM
- Pain
- Mental Status
- Sensory acuity
PLAN AND IMPLEMENT...
- Care that is appropriate for patient's functional level of self-care and fosters independence
- Factors Affecting Hygiene
Answer
DEVELOPMENTAL LEVEL 1 / 3
HEALTH STATE
- Disease processes
- Physical stature
- Dehydration
CULTURE
- Value of cleanliness?
SOCIOECONOMIC CLASS
- Access
SPIRITUAL PRACTICES
- Ceremonial baths
PERSONAL PREFERENCES
- Products
- Tub vs. Shower
- Water temperature
- Developmental Level
Answer
INFANT
- Fragile skin
- Need guidance/help for hygiene
CHILD
ADOLESCENT
- More sebaceous glands/glandular secretions
OLDER ADULT
- Skin is thinner, less elastic, and drier
- Hygiene Assessment
- Daily hygiene practices 2 / 3
Answer
- Factors interfering with hygiene
- History of skin or mucous membrane problems
- Patient Hygiene
- Consider individual preferences and health status
Answer
- Provide Privacy
Privileged Intimacy
- Integrate assessment, communication, and health teaching
- Special Concerns
skin, perineum, hair, nails, dentures, and oral care
- Principles
nurse safety and patient safety
- Nursing Diagnoses Related to Hygiene
- Bathing/hygiene self care deficit related to left sided paralysis
Answer
- Altered health maintenance related to deficient oral hygiene practices
- Knowledge deficit related to new therapeutic skin regimen
- Impaired oral mucous membranes related to dehydration
- Nursing Interventions for Hygiene
Answer
HOSPITALIZED/LONG-TERM CARE PA- TIENTS
- Early morning care
- AM care
- PM care
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