Participants
what does IDD stand for?
intellectual developmental disability
name the BEST way you can prevent the spread of germs?
WASH YOUR HANDS
name 2 ways to help prevent dehydration
healthy routine, encourage water intake, fluid tracking, be a good role model
what is a normal blood pressure ?
120/80
when should you dispose of a needle or something sharp
throw in the sharps container immediately after you use it
what is person centered care?
an approach to taking care of someone that focuses on the person as a whole.
name an example of how germs might spread through contact
shaking hands, indirect touching an object with the germs on it.
name 3 ways to help prevent constipation
encourage a balanced diet, increase physical activity, increase water intake, record bowel movements, development a routine, decrease sodium intake
what range do you want a blood sugar
80-120
true or false. When helping a Participant stand up you should Grab and pull on their arms
FALSE
what is a dual diagnosis?
having a mental illness along with a substance use disorder
how far can airborne germs travel?
up to 6 feet
name 3 warning signs of Aspiration
drooling, change in breathing, coughing or sneezing after eating, shortness of breath, hoarseness, excessive throat clearing
name 3 symptoms of high blood pressure
headaches, vision changed, fatigue, light headed, shortness of breath
TRUE OR FALE
when lifting a heavy object you should lift by bending forward, and keep the object as far away from your body as possible
FALSE
name an example of IDD
Autism, down syndrome, behavior disorder,
name the three ways Germs are spread?
contact, droplet and airborn
name 3 things to NOT do if someone if having a seizure
put something in their mouth, do not give food or drinks, do not hold them down, do not leave them,
name what all you need to take a blood sugar
meter, lancet, alcohol pads to clean area, test strips
how often should Health care plans be updated
yearly
what is cerebral palsy?
group of disorders that affect a persons ability to move and maintain balance and posture
what are standard precautions?
a technique that prevents or reduced the spread of germs. example gloves, eye glasses, respiratory etiquette
name the fatal four
Aspiration, constipation, dehydration, seizures
name 3 things to remember when taking a blood pressure ?
feet flat on floor. legs not crossed. arm at level of heart. do not place over clothes, no talking, empty bladder,
what is a health care plan
documentation use to identify individuals with diagnosed or at risk condition that requires direct care intervention in the absence of RN. tells you signs and symptoms to look for and what to do in emergency