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How to Help a Patient into the Shower or Bath

Helping a patient into the shower or bath is not easy, particularly when helping him into or out of the bath: avoid injury to yourself by keeping your back straight,…
Posted by Alan Kennon April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help a Patient Recover from Day Treatments

People who attend hospitals or centres as day patients may do so for a variety of different reasons. Patients attending hospital may be receiving continuous daily treatment or they may…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help a Patient to Breathe

For the patient to breathe easily, his air Passages must be kept clear. This may be a straightforward matter of making sure he changes position frequently, or it may require…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help a Patient to Dress and Undress

Choice of clothing is a very personal thing and both patients and their relatives will probably have fixed ideas about what they like and dislike. Cultural or religious traditions may…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help a Patient to Make Good Use of His Time

Recreation means exactly what it says: re­creation. It covers any activity that is found to be refreshing and renewing. Patients need it as much as anybody else, but many find…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help a Patient to Overcome Disabilities and Master New Skills

A baby at birth knows nothing about the world. To develop normally he must learn. The only way he can learn is by taking an interest in his surroundings. For…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help a Patient Who is Newly Discharged from Hospital

When a patient is discharged from hospital into the home, you will need information on a number of points in order to assess his condition and estimate how much and…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help a Patient with Mentally Illness

Volunteers who are caring for the mentally ill often ask: "What should I say?" There is no magic formula, no easy answer, but with care and thought it is unlikely…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help the Patient in a Wheelchair

As a volunteer or helper in the home, you may find that you have to care for a patient in a wheelchair. Patients in a wheelchair should have appropriate beds…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help the Patient in Bed

Most homes have low beds. These make nursing difficult, mainly because the risk of back strain for the helper is greater. Bed blocks can be placed under the bed legs…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help the Patient to Avoid the Dangers of the Environment

Healthy people are usually able to choose their environment. If anything makes it uncomfortable or dangerous, they are free to make adjustments or move away. The person confined to bed…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help the Patient to Keep His Body Clean

The feverish patient sweats profusely and becomes hot, sticky, and uncomfortable. This is because the sweat glands in his skin are more active than usual. A regular part of your…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 8, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help the Patient to Take and Care for His Medicines

The ancients were studying simple plants for their healing properties long before anything precise was known about the nature of drugs. The plants were used to prevent disease, cure illness…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 7, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help Your Patient to Deal with His Excretions

Helping the patient with elimination is one of the most testing aspects of your nursing care. A difficult and embarrassing service for the patient to accept, he must never sense…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 7, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Help Your Patient to Deal with His Faeces

The process of food digestion begins in the stomach and is completed in the duodenum and small intestine. Nutrients are absorbed through the intestinal wall into the blood­stream. Water and…
Posted by Andrew Reinert April 7, 2010
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