Mosby's Nursing Assistant Skills CD-ROM

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Sheila A. Sorrentino

Brand: Mosby

ISBN: 9780323025706

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In this innovative series, real-life nurses and nursing assistants provide clear demonstrations of how to perform key nursing assistant procedures in actual clinical situations. Contemporary concepts such as delegation, patient/resident rights, standard CDC precautions, OSHA Standards, quality of life, and communication techniques are integrated throughout. This set of 3 CDs offers a convenient electronic format, searchable contents, closed captioning throughout, and networking capabilities for a single local area computer network (LAN) only.

Product Details

Brand Mosby

Reference 34128

EAN13 9780323025706

ISBN 9780323025706

Data sheet

Publication date: 2003
Issue number: 1
Cover: CD-ROM
Weight (g): 182

- Basic Principles
  - Roles and responsibilities (RN, LPN, NA), information about when an action can be performed & when it cannot
  - Nursing process (5 steps of Nursing Process, including nursing diagnosis & written plan of care)
  - Delegation, including 5 rights of delegation and content on what a task is
  - Patient & resident rights brief examples of how to promote rights in daily care activities
  - Communication (oral, written, non-verbal; reporting, charting, end-of-shift report, guidelines for how to communicate effectively)
  - Medical asepsis (chain of infection, handwashing, examples of medical asepsis applied in daily care)
- Normal Elimination
  - Assisting with a urinal
  - Assisting with a bedpan, including standard & fracture bedpans
  - Providing catheter care, also demonstrating application of condom catheter
  - Administering a cleansing enema
- Measurements
  - Height and weight
  - Intake & output, how to measure oral fluids
  - Vital signs
  - Temperature:: oral, axillary, & rectal, using mercury-in-glass & electronic thermometers
  - Pulse:: radial and apical; rate, rhythm and quality; how to locate apical pulse and point of maximal/maximum impulse
  - Respiration:: rate, rhythm, effort
  - Blood pressure:: one-step and two-step methods
- Bathing
  - The complete bed bath, including gloving, how to place bath blanket & towels for privacy
  - Back massage, including descriptions of techniques but not names
  - Perineal care for the female & for the male including gloving, draping, washing from clean to dirty
- Bedmaking
  - Making the occupied bed, including making a mitered corner & toe pleat
- Personal Hygiene and Grooming
  - Oral hygiene, including oral care for unconscious person, cleaning dentures, precautions for person at risk of aspiration
  - Hair care, including shampoo in bed & shaving the male patients facial hair
  - Nail & foot care, including shaping toenails
  - Dressing, changing into pullover shirt & shorts; measuring for & application of TED hose
- Body Mechanics and Exercise
  - Principles of body mechanics & how to use
  - Moving a person up in bed (with lift/draw sheet)
  - Turning & positioning (to side-lying position)
  - Dangling
  - Transfer from bed to wheelchair, using transfer belt
  - Passive range-of-motion exercises
  - Ambulation, using gait belt, & heel oe gait
  - Orthostatic hypotension definition, signs/ symptoms, & precautions
- Safety and Restraints
  - Preventing falls
  - Using restraint alternatives, including proper use of side rails, bed & wheelchair locks
  - Safe use of restraints, what can be delegated to assistive personnel, application of vest restraint, extremity restraint, & finger-control mitten
  - Monitoring restraint use
- Nutrition and Fluids
  - Preparing for meals, including creating a pleasant environment, attending to persons needs for elimination, hygiene, pain relief, socialization, meal plan; checking meal card against ID
  - Serving meal trays, including use of clock technique for visually impaired person to help identify location of individual food items
  - Feeding the dependent person, including positioning observations for person with dysphagia, signs of aspiration & difficulty swallowing, pocketing of food, help with washing hands and face, alternating liquids with solids
- Preventing and Treating Pressure Ulcers
  - Assessing risk, causes, risks & signs of pressure ulcers
  - Measures to prevent pressure ulcers, including skin inspection, skin care, positioning into 30-degree lateral position, position changes, pressure-relief devices, including air flotation mattress, elbow protector, foam foot stabilizer the heel boot
  - Measures to treat pressure ulcers (covered briefly)