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Annual Continuing EducationDementia Care (Part 2)

Toileting, continence & skin comfort

Provide proactive, discreet toileting support. New accidents or discomfort should lead to observation and reporting rather than blame.

Slide 1 of 10 · ReadingTrainer: Richard Delarosa

INTRODUCTION

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Provide proactive, discreet toileting support. New accidents or discomfort should lead to observation and reporting rather than blame.

  1. 01INCONTINENCE
  2. 02DEVELOP A SCHEDULE:
  3. 03WATCH FOR SIGNS OF DISCOMFORT
  4. 04PREVENT ACCIDENTS WHEN POSSIBLE
  5. 05STAY CALM AND POSITIVE
  6. 06SLEEP PROBLEMS
  7. 07KEEP EVENINGS PEACEFUL
  8. 08MAKE BEDTIME CONSISTENT
  9. 09MAINTAIN AN EXERCISE ROUTINE
  10. 10AVOID CAFFEINE
  11. 11HALLUCINATIONS & DELUSIONS
  12. 12AVOID ARGUING
  13. 13OFFER DISTRACTIONS
  14. 14TURN OFF THE TV
  15. 15ENSURE SAFETY
  16. 16Anticipate needs
  17. 17Protect dignity and skin
  18. 18Report changes
  19. 19Restlessness is a clue · The resident
  20. 20Restlessness is a clue · The situation
  21. 21Restlessness is a clue · Your decision
  22. 22Response, reflection & follow-up
  23. 23Course summary & exam review

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