These can be dealt with within the school campus and do not require a child to be sent home. These can be cleaned up and washed with water, but no lotions or creams should ever be applied. You need to ask the child if they have an allergy to plasters before applying to a cut, if they are unsure of an allergy you could ask if their parent applies plasters in case of receiving a cut, if they have said a parent does apply plasters, then you can be sure they do not have a known allergy. Reporting and recording illness or injury If a child has been feeling ill during the school day, the actions you would
Concerns that we faced were possible risks of theft as all areas and doors were not locked during the hectic process, which meant the possibilities of medical records of the service users and the staff property being stolen by somebody which seized the opportunity because they knew everyone was not paying attention and knew there was a lack of security and different priorities than usual. What could next time be possibly done is by making sure that everything is locked and the key is always with someone trust worthy. Another concern that we faced was getting the children out of the building as quick as possible because of how small they were so some were crying and some were running around because they were only age 0-2. Another health concern that arise in the case of the fire in my work placement included the effects of the fire harming the children, which it did physically in their body because one of the children was coughing severally, also one of the staff that was trying to make sure that every child got out safe inside the building got a first degree burn on the harm so the ambulance had to be called for both the child and staff, also the other children had to be checked up to make sure they were also fine and did not have anything that could cause them harm later on. Another concern that arise during the fire in my nursery is that there was not enough might not be enough fire exist.
This is definitely unethical. When more than a minor medical issue arises, the ethical thing for the physician assistant to do is take the patient to a practical setting and take the normal course of actions (2013). Joe is breaking this by taking kits out of the practice area into his own home without consent of the physician or the facility as a whole. The guidelines go over the importance of not providing informal care, which is exactly what Joe is doing in this situation. He is not only informally treating and collecting specimen from his daughter, but he is also not documenting any of the treatments that he is doing.
Last week, when I moved and assisted a service user to use the toilet, I ensured the way was free of any hindrances and objects that might cause the service user to fall. HAZARDS Hazard can be described as anything that has a potential to cause harm. A couple of days ago, when I moved and assisted Mrs. M, (a service user) to have her bath, I ensured the bathroom is free from any hazard such as slippery floor, sharps that might cause her to slip and get injured. RISK ASSESSMENT This can be described as the systematic process of evaluating the potential risks that may be involved in an activity or undertaking. When I took charge of caring for Mr. K, I identified all the hazards, evaluated them and found appropriate ways to eliminate or control them.
In RM each room is fitted with locks which the residents can choose to use if they wish to. Care practitioners will not enter a resident’s room without knocking. Their residents also get all their own mail and look after their own banking unless deemed incapable and require assistance. By respecting the resident’s privacy their dignity is also being respected, without respect for the individual dignity and privacy, and respect for the individual rights of service users, empowerment is not possible. If a person doesn’t receive respect it can cause them to feel like they don’t belong pg
Explaining how he had to stop using toilet paper, he also mentions how that was one of the most difficult stages of the No Impact Project. However, he found a new method to clean himself by using a rag. No one knows how many rags he went through, but many people in the society would not give up toilet paper. Toilet paper is like breathing to people. People will not stop breathing, just like people will not stop using toilet paper because we are accustomed to having it while using the bathroom.
Before entering the side room, it is essential to collect all equipment to avoid leaving the room unnecessarily. You need to put on a protective apron and gloves to prevent the risk of contamination to clothes and hands (Dougherty and Lister, 2011). Once in the side room, I explained to patient A what would happen. I encouraged patient A to be as independent as possible; however, patient A could only do little due to reduced mobility. I made sure dignity was maintained at all times by exposing only the part of the body I was cleaning.
Unlike in a field experiment where the participants are completely unaware that they are being observed so it gives more of a natural response, this allows the researchers to gain results with greater validity. In a laboratory experiment, the researchers have to tell the percipients the reasons for the experiment to allow the percipients to give full consent this is due to the ethical reasons such as if the person doesn’t agree due to religion/beliefs, ethnicity ect. Where as, the percipients of a field experiment have to be unaware of the reasons for the research to allow a higher rate of natural answers. This means that field experiments are less ethically agreed with. An example of a laboratory experiment is Asch (a psychologist) who tested the rate of conformity within groups.
Visitors are only permitted if: • part of official tours • involved in classroom activities • escorted by the faculty (2) Do not touch, move, or otherwise disturb any equipment or experimental setup with which you are not directly involved. (3) Never operate equipment alone in the laboratory. Work with the company of classmates or under the supervision of faculty or designated graduate student. (4) Always wear safety glasses while operating, constructing, or maintaining equipment in the laboratory. (5) Always wear hearing protection while operating ‘loud’ equipment (i.e., air compressor, vacuum pump, or power tools).
Shower Repairs The main cause of a shower leak: From the moment that you turn on the water within your shower cubical the water immediately penetrates the tiles. Just keep in mind that tiles and grout on your shower floor do not act as a waterproofing membrane. Grout is porous and purely cosmetic, the shower floor tiles if laid correctly provide fall to the shower waste so water does not pool in your shower.The Waterproofing membrane that is underneath your tiles and grout is preventing your shower from leaking. Therefore, if the grout has come away or there is a crack in the tiles this is NOT the cause of your leaking shower. The only barrier preventing the shower from leaking is the waterproofing membrane which is located under the tiles.