G3 T2 P1 A1 L2

G4 T2 P0 A1 L2

G2 T4 P0 A1 L3

G1 T0 P0 A1 L2

Assess the skin for any areas of redness that may lead to pressure ulcers

Document the client's daily nutritional status and encourage the client to eat

Teach the client about skin care and the importance of good nutrition in preventing pressure ulcers

Turn the client a minimum of every 2 hours

The student utilizes flash cards and writing tablets to assist with communication

The student uses short, simple statements and questions

The student talks slowly with a loud voice to ensure understanding

"I should raise and discipline my child the way that I would any other child"

"I should avoid over-attachment to my child"

"There is an increased risk for my child to experience developmental delay"

Plastic surgery, speech-language pathology, otolaryngology, and orthodontics

Pharmacy, occupational therapy, plastic surgery, and social work

Audiology, otolaryngology, psychology, and palliative care team

Neurologist, speech-language pathology, nursing, and pediatrics

Do not document referrals in the client's medical record

Referrals allow another HCP to care for the client, breaking continuity of care

The nurse and HCP assesses the need for a referral to an extended care facility

Make referrals after the client has been discharged and is at home

Allow the child to play with the equipment

Examine the ears, eyes and throat first

The UAP is asked to complete a skin assessment for a client with a skin infection

The UAP is asked to complete a dressing change to a client's necrotic toe

The UAP is asked to collect urine for a client with a 24-hour urine test

The UAP is asked to take vital signs for a client having chest pain

The organizational structure

Staff scope of practice and primary responsibilities

The organization's policies and procedures

I will call the health care provider (HCP) to answer your questions

A colectomy involves removal of the colon and rectum, which removes the areas affected by your condition. Complications are minimal and post-operative care involves rehydration

This procedure involves removal of the colon to create a temporary or permanent ileostomy. Complications may include hemorrhage and postoperative management includes bowel rest as well as total parenteral nutrition (TPN)