Yes! I ask to her daugther but the daughter said more good to nurses to care. -Lose valuable nonverbal communication -Identify youself by name -Maintain normal speaking voice -Keep client informed , notify before touching -Allow client to touch table, chair counter -Offer to escort client in hospital -Tell client when entering or leaving room
1.I will knock the door before came to the room. 2.Introduce my self to the patient. 3.I will ask the clients daughter to help me while caring her/his mother.
Yes,i ask the daughter to care her mother but the daughter want the nurse care her mother because nurse have knowledge to care her mother.What have nurse to do the patient is:
1.Identify yourself by name 2.Maintain normal speaking voice 3.Keep client informed,notify before touching 4.Tell client when entering or leaving room 5.Explain machine sounds
yes i will ask the daugther,if she refuse to care her mother,as a nurses i must provide care 4 my patient.. -identify by name -knock the door b4 enter the room -speak in normal voice -notify the patient b4 touching -oriented the room 4 patient
yes..i will ask her as a nurse we should -identify ourself by name -keep patient inform -tell patient when we enter or leaving the room -explain some machine sound to patient
When i'm really busy,if can,i'll try to ask the clients daughter's assisstance in caring for her mother.
1.If you are entering a room with someone who is visually impaired, describe the room layout, other people who are in the room, and what is happening; 2.Tell the person if you are leaving. Let him/her know if others will remain in the room or if he/she will be alone; Use whatever vision remains; 3.Allow the person to take your arm for guidance; 4.When you speak, let the person know whom you are addressing; 5.Ask how you may help: increasing the light, reading the menu, describing where things are, or in some other way; 6.Call out the person’s name before touching. Touching lets a person know that you are listening; 7.Treat him/her like a sighted person as much as possible; 8.Explain what you are doing as you are doing it, for example, looking for something or putting the wheelchair away; 9.Describe walks in routine places. Use sound and smell clues; 10.Encourage familiarity and independence whenever possible.
yes..i will ask her daughter to take care the mother
i need her daughter to be assistant in caring the mother because: -the daughter can be the translater between nurse and the patint so nurse can easily provite nursing care for the patient
Yes, i will ask her daughter to care her mother because she can help us to communicate with her mother. we must inform the patient before do any procedure with patient.........
Yes,i will ask her daughter to help me communicate with her mother maybe her mother can't speak in other languages except mandarin.I will identify myself by name and will knock the door before entering and will tell the client before leaving the room. i also must maintain normal speaking voice with this client because her hearing still good. Explain the machine sounds to her to make sure the clients not worry about it.
Yes! I ask to her daugther but the daughter said more good to nurses to care.
ReplyDelete-Lose valuable nonverbal communication
-Identify youself by name
-Maintain normal speaking voice
-Keep client informed , notify before touching
-Allow client to touch table, chair counter
-Offer to escort client in hospital
-Tell client when entering or leaving room
1.I will knock the door before came to the room.
ReplyDelete2.Introduce my self to the patient.
3.I will ask the clients daughter to help me while caring her/his mother.
Yes,i ask the daughter to care her mother but the daughter want the nurse care her mother because nurse have knowledge to care her mother.What have nurse to do the patient is:
ReplyDelete1.Identify yourself by name
2.Maintain normal speaking voice
3.Keep client informed,notify before touching
4.Tell client when entering or leaving room
5.Explain machine sounds
yes..i will ask her
ReplyDeleteyes i will ask the daugther,if she refuse to care her mother,as a nurses i must provide care 4 my patient..
ReplyDelete-identify by name
-knock the door b4 enter the room
-speak in normal voice
-notify the patient b4 touching
-oriented the room 4 patient
yes..i will ask her
ReplyDeleteas a nurse we should
-identify ourself by name
-keep patient inform
-tell patient when we enter or leaving the room
-explain some machine sound to patient
When i'm really busy,if can,i'll try to ask the clients daughter's assisstance in caring for her mother.
ReplyDelete1.If you are entering a room with someone who is visually impaired, describe the room layout, other people who are in the room, and what is happening;
2.Tell the person if you are leaving. Let him/her know if others will remain in the room or if he/she will be alone;
Use whatever vision remains;
3.Allow the person to take your arm for guidance;
4.When you speak, let the person know whom you are addressing;
5.Ask how you may help: increasing the light, reading the menu, describing where things are, or in some other way;
6.Call out the person’s name before touching. Touching lets a person know that you are listening;
7.Treat him/her like a sighted person as much as possible;
8.Explain what you are doing as you are doing it, for example, looking for something or putting the wheelchair away;
9.Describe walks in routine places. Use sound and smell clues;
10.Encourage familiarity and independence whenever possible.
yes..i will ask her daughter to take care the mother
ReplyDeletei need her daughter to be assistant in caring the mother because:
-the daughter can be the translater between nurse and the patint so nurse can easily provite nursing care for the patient
Yes, i will ask her daughter to care her mother because she can help us to communicate with her mother. we must inform the patient before do any procedure with patient.........
ReplyDeleteYes,i will ask her daughter to help me communicate with her mother maybe her mother can't speak in other languages except mandarin.I will identify myself by name and will knock the door before entering and will tell the client before leaving the room. i also must maintain normal speaking voice with this client because her hearing still good. Explain the machine sounds to her to make sure the clients not worry about it.
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