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| given when client can tolerate it and client's hygiene needs warrent it (usually reserved for debilitated clients) |
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| when client needs to only have odorous or uncomfortable areas cleansed or can perform part of bath himself |
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| helps to decrease infection in clients living in nursing homes, exp. transmission of pneumonia |
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| given to prevent skin breakdown, pain, and infection; extremely important for pt w/ diabetes and must be done by a trained professional |
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| maintains skin integrity, relieve discomfort and prevents transmission of infection (catheter care) |
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risk for injury
risk for infection
bathin/self-care deficit
dressing/grooming deficit |
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