Time to call 911 If the person shows any of these symptoms, even if the symptoms go away, call 9-1-1 and get them to the hospital immediately. What to do if you think someone is having a stroke Immediately call 9-1-1 or the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) number so an ambulance can be sent. Also, check the time so you'll know when the first stroke symptoms appeared. A clot-busting drug called tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) may improve the chances of getting better but only if you get them help straight away. A TIA or transient ischemic attack is a "warning stroke" or "mini-stroke" that produces stroke-like symptoms.
Unit 8 5.2 These are the principles for safe moving and handling; Always check the care plan and safety guidelines Never manually lift a client. Asses the client and check for any changes in their condition. Plan the task adequately before you start moving them. Explain what you are going to do and obtain their cooperation and consent. Always use the appropriate handling equipment if it is in place.
The quadriceps muscle steadies the stance leg and thus allows the knee to be extended leading to midstance. As one proceeds to plant his foot on the ground, calf muscles stabilizes the ankle joint and forward thrust motion continues. The heel of the foot leaves the floor – called terminal stance. Preswing leads to swing, specifically the initial
Taking a travel first aid kit with you is a great way to deal with accidents if they do occur and require immediate treatment, keeping a map of where you are or keeping sight of landmarks can also help, you can also set a meeting point so that if you get separated you can meet up easily. 3 Describe different types of communication technology that can support planning and making journeys safely. Firstly you must assess your service users ability to find the best devices for their specific support level E.G you may have a client who has autism and can read maps perfectly but cannot tell the time so you would have to set alarm on their phone to tell them when to meet up. You can use computers and maps to find out the best routes, times and forms of transport for your service
3. You always make sure you use the right equipment eg. Rota stand, Hoist. Failing to do adhere to the policy
Unit Reference 8027 1. Understand Anatomy and Physiology in relation to moving and positioning individuals. 2. The impact of specific conditions on the correct movement and positioning of an individual is different in many cases, an individual with Arthritis has limited movement due to stiff painful joints, joints should not be moved beyond their limits, so any moving and positioning should be taken slowly so as to avoid pain and discomfort to the individual, an individual with Cerebral Palsy can have contracted muscles or joints that can cause a fixed rigid limb so you should communicate at all times while moving and handling s as to avoid pain. 2.1 Describe how legislation and agreed ways of working affect working practices related to moving and positioning individuals: Whenever a carer moves an individual they should always follow their moving and handling training.
Before any exercise is undertaken the environment must be clear of all hazards like clutter, cables, clothing and shoes as users might trip and fall. In order to maintain user comfort, appropriate exercise clothing should be worn at all times. Running footwear should be worn as they protect the feet and muscles around the leg areas, these will prevent injury to muscles during exercise. The right running shoe should provide stability, motion control, and cushioning for the feet. The type of material that one chooses to wear to the gym should allow one to feel dry, comfortable, and confident.
As this turn is a basic one (no lean, tilt, backbend etc) my body alignment should be parallel to the imaginary axis that my body is turning on. My body stretches to reach up high and at the same time, my feet drill into the ground. These two contradictory movements lead to the constant lengthening of my spine throughout the turn. My right leg is turned out, my foot placed just above my left ankle, pointed. My pelvis is square, and open, which allows my legs to make the most of its capability of turning out, which also must be sustained throughout the pirouette.
A nurse may personally feel that a patient who is dying of cancer should utilize any and all pain management options available to them, however, if the patient does not wish to use pain medications because he/she feels “out of it” or is afraid of becoming “addicted”, the nurse needs to respect that patient’s choice. One may personally feel that a patient should try all treatment options available when dealing with an illness such as cancer, but needs to be respectful if a patient does not wish to continue treatment or try something new even if the nurse feels that is the “right” thing to do. B. In the scenario presented, different strategies can be used in the Thomas’s situation to improve the quality of life for Mrs. Thomas and her husband during this illness. First of all, discussing with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas what their wants/needs are is imperative.
There are various reasons which can cause person constipation. If you are also suffering from this problem, go through these causes of constipation and try to figure out what is causing you to become constipated. The guidelines given with each cause will help you to overcome the problem. And if the problem persists, go to your doctor for further consultation and treatment. If untreated, constipation can have