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ask patient's name and check the ID band
so poo doesn't get in their mouth
The responsibilities of a nurse when giving levodopa are defined in the work ethics. They should ensure that the correct dosage is administered and check on the patient's medical history.
ask them, telling them what you are doing, giving an explantion ,explantion the dr oreder
Prior to collecting blood, giving medications, giving treatment or executing a procedure the patient's full name and birth date should be checked against their record.
When doing repetitive tasks, frequent breaks should be taken and the activity should be alternated with others using different parts of the body.
We need to observe the symptoms of the disease and age of the patient while administering medication. One should also be careful about the expiry date of the medicine before giving it to the patient.
This is an orthopedic testing maneuver that is usually performed in the cervical or thoracolumbar spine. It is a comparison of active ranges of motion to passive ranges of motion, wherein passive should be greater than equal. If the inverse is true it suggests that the patient is malingering. A malingerer is simply a patient whose objective findings do not match up with the subjective complaints.
you should administer the drug before meals. check the BP after giving the medication let the patient verbalize discomfort after administration
To ensure that medications are not diluted, or to minimize interactions. Also patient comfort, it stings.
Rehabilitation from orthopedic injuries can be a long, arduous task. The doctor will work closely with physical therapists to assure that the patient is receiving treatment that will enhance the range of motion and return function to the affected part.