Understand nurse aide skills needed to promote skin integrity.
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1 Unit B Resident Care Skills Essential Standard NA5.00 Understand nurse aide s role in providing residents hygiene, grooming, and skin care. Indicator Understand nurse aide skills needed to promote skin integrity. Understand nurse aide skills needed to promote skin integrity. Nursing Fundamentals
2 Introduction As a direct care giver, the nurse aide will be the key team member in the prevention of pressure ulcers. Nursing Fundamentals
3 PRESSURE ULCERS AKA: Bedsores Decubitus Ulcers Nursing Fundamentals
4 PRESSURE ULCERS Caused by pressure on area of skin that interferes with circulation Nursing Fundamentals
5 BRAIN STORM Think What does circulation provide for tissues? Act Raise your hand and share your thoughts! Wait to be called on. Nursing Fundamentals
6 PRESSURE ULCERS Occur where bones come close to the skin surface or bony prominences. Nursing Fundamentals
7 PRESSURE ULCERS toes, heels, ankles, knees hips, elbows, shoulders spine (especially tailbone area) ears, cheeks, collarbone area back of head Nursing Fundamentals
8 PRESSURE ULCERS Can develop where areas of body rub together and moisture collects, especially in obese residents Nursing Fundamentals
9 PRESSURE ULCERS Under breasts Between folds of abdomen Between crease of buttocks Between thighs Nursing Fundamentals
10 PRESSURE ULCERS 1 OUNCE PREVENTION 1 POUND CURE Nursing Fundamentals
11 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Keep skin clean and dry! Nursing Fundamentals
12 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Keep linen dry and free of wrinkles and objects that cause pressure to the skin! Nursing Fundamentals
13 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Clean urine and feces from skin as soon as possible! Nursing Fundamentals
14 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Reposition residents at least every two hours! Nursing Fundamentals
15 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Make sure clothing and shoes do not bind or constrict! Nursing Fundamentals
16 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Pat skin dry when bathing; never scrub. Nursing Fundamentals
17 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Encourage adequate nutrition and fluids! Nursing Fundamentals
18 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Massage healthy skin and tissue around the area. Nursing Fundamentals
19 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Massage skin often. Use light circular stroke to increase circulation. Nursing Fundamentals
20 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Use little or no pressure on bony areas. Nursing Fundamentals
21 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Do NOT message a white, red, or purple area or put any pressure on it. Nursing Fundamentals
22 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Be careful during transfers. Avoid pulling or tearing fragile skin. Nursing Fundamentals
23 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Take YOUR jewelry off! This is just like a knife! Nursing Fundamentals
24 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Keep YOUR nails short! This is just like a knife! Nursing Fundamentals
25 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Keep YOUR nails short! This is safe. Nursing Fundamentals
26 IMMEDIATELY ANY CHANGE IN SKIN CONDITION! Nursing Fundamentals
27 PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTIVE DEVICES Bed cradle Heel and elbow protectors Flotation pads or cushions Pillows Water beds Alternating pressure mattresses Eggcrate mattresses Nursing Fundamentals
28 Pressure Ulcers: Stages Of Tissue Breakdown And Treatment Stage One - red, darkened or non-blanchable skin, which is still present 30 minutes after pressure relieved Nursing Fundamentals
29 Pressure Ulcers: Stages Of Tissue Breakdown And Treatment Stage One position off area and report; do not massage observe every 2 hours and report changes to supervisor Nursing Fundamentals
30 Pressure Ulcers: Stages Of Tissue Breakdown And Treatment Stage Two - addition of blister-like lesions; skin may be broken Nursing Fundamentals
31 Pressure Ulcers: Stages Of Tissue Breakdown And Treatment Stage Two position off area at all times, report need for dressing changes report odor, drainage, any change in size Nursing Fundamentals
32 Pressure Ulcers: Stages Of Tissue Breakdown And Treatment Stage Three - skin tissue is destroyed and fatty tissue may be involved; infection and eschar (scab) may result Nursing Fundamentals
33 Pressure Ulcers: Stages Of Tissue Breakdown And Treatment Stage Three continue prevention practices report any changes in area Nursing Fundamentals
34 Pressure Ulcers: Stages Of Tissue Breakdown And Treatment Stage Four - skin, fatty tissue destroyed and muscle and bone involved! Nursing Fundamentals
35 Pressure Ulcers: Stages Of Tissue Breakdown And Treatment Stage Four report any signs of systemic infection, including but not limited to: wound odor pain elevated temperature with confusion Nursing Fundamentals
36 POSITIONING Nursing Fundamentals
37 F Y I - Intentional Repeat There is intentional repeat of some HSII course content in Nursing Fundamentals. Repeating course content distributes learning over time and increases long term memory. Academic and skill competence must be maintained at a very high level for direct resident care. Nursing Fundamentals
38 POSITIONING Purposes: Assist with examinations Assist with procedures Prevent pressure on skin for prolonged periods of time Nursing Fundamentals
39 POSITIONS Dorsal recumbent position flat on back knees slightly separated and flexed feet flat on bed A1604 Nursing Fundamentals
40 POSITIONS Horizontal recumbent position supine flat on back legs slightly separated and extended EA1604 Nursing Fundamentals
41 POSITIONS Prone position flat on abdomen with head turned to side arms at sides or flexed on either side of head EA1604 Nursing Fundamentals
42 POSITIONS Side lying position positioned on either side head in straight line with spine pillows used to support head, back, arm, and leg Nursing Fundamentals
43 POSITIONS Lateral position positioned on either side bottom arm extended behind back, top arm flexed in front of body top leg slightly flexed Nursing Fundamentals
44 POSITIONS 30 Lateral Reclined Position hips rotated 30 degrees pillow between knees pillow under arm for comfort and to relieve pressure on elbow pressure relieved from sacrum and hip Nursing Fundamentals
45 POSITIONS Fowler s position sitting position in bed with head elevated at degree angle. knees slightly flexed position causes pressure on sacrum and buttocks Nursing Fundamentals
46 POSITIONS Sim's position positioned on LEFT side left arm extended behind body right arm flexed in front of body right leg flexed toward abdomen used for enema administration Nursing Fundamentals
47 POSITIONS Sim's position Best position for enemas Nursing Fundamentals
48 TURNING POSITIONING LIFTING MOVING Nursing Fundamentals
49 Moving, Turning, Positioning And Lifting Good body mechanics necessary Prevents injury to resident Protects nurse aide from injury Good body alignment Promotes comfort for resident Nursing Fundamentals
50 Moving, Turning, Positioning And Lifting Safety major considerations Get help if needed Receive directions from supervisor regarding any restrictions for positioning or movement Nursing Fundamentals
51 Moving, Turning, Positioning And Lifting Safety major considerations Protect and secure any special equipment being used by the resident prior to movement (e.g., drainage tubes). Elevate bed to comfortable working level Nursing Fundamentals
52 Moving, Turning, Positioning And Lifting Safety major considerations Protect skin from friction roll when possible lift with assistance prevent sliding use turning sheet Nursing Fundamentals
53 Moving, Turning, Positioning And Lifting Use postural supports as directed: Rolled blankets Pillows Rolled towels Footboards Bed cradles Nursing Fundamentals
54 Moving, Turning, Positioning And Lifting Reposition at least every two hours or as directed Eliminates pressure on bony areas Provides comfort Exercises muscles Moves joints Stimulates circulation Nursing Fundamentals
55 Moving, Turning, Positioning And Lifting Coordinate lifting and moving Move on a certain count, usually count of three Gain cooperation of resident Have residents help themselves as much as possible Nursing Fundamentals
56 Moving, Turning, Positioning And Lifting Coordinate lifting and moving (continued) Use transfer belt (gait belt) when appropriate When in doubt, always ask for assistance from co-workers Nursing Fundamentals
57 Training Lab Assignment Engage in the Skill Acquisition Process for: SKILL A Moving Resident Up in Bed with/without Turn Sheet Nursing Fundamentals
58 Training Lab Assignment Engage in the Skill Acquisition Process for: SKILL B Positioning Resident on Side Nursing Fundamentals
59 Repositioning Resident In Chair Or Wheelchair Nursing Fundamentals
60 Repositioning Resident In Chair Or Wheelchair Reasons for changing position every two hours or as directed Promotes comfort Reduces pressure Increases circulation Exercises joints Promotes muscle tone Nursing Fundamentals
61 Repositioning Resident In Chair Or Wheelchair Body kept in good alignment with head in straight line with spine Plastic or vinyl surface of chair covered, with use of pressurerelieving cushion preferred Pillows or soft blankets used for support Nursing Fundamentals
62 Repositioning Resident In Chair Or Wheelchair Feet REST on floor or footrest of wheelchair Nursing Fundamentals
63 Repositioning Resident In Chair Or Wheelchair Hips positioned well back in chair Nursing Fundamentals
64 Repositioning Resident In Chair Or Wheelchair Weight shifting utilized in between repositioning Nursing Fundamentals
65 BRAIN STORM Think Why shift weight? Act Raise your hand and share your thoughts! Wait to be called on. Nursing Fundamentals
66 Other Nurse Aide Skills that Promote Skin Integrity Applying Non-Sterile Dressing Applying Warm and Cold Therapy Nursing Fundamentals
67 APPLYING NON-STERILE DRESSINGS Covering applied to wound or injured body part where slight risk of infection or re-injury Materials come in various types and sizes: Gauze pads Band-aids Thick compresses Nursing Fundamentals
68 Related SKILL Nursing Fundamentals
69 Training Lab Assignment Engage in the Skill Acquisition Process for: SKILL C Apply Non-Sterile Dressing Nursing Fundamentals
70 WARM AND COLD THERAPY Requires physician s order for type of therapy and length of time for application Nursing Fundamentals
71 WARM AND COLD THERAPY Purposes and Effects WARMTH: dilates blood vessels increased blood supply to area blood brings oxygen & nutrients for healing fluids are absorbed muscles relax pain relieved Nursing Fundamentals
72 WARM AND COLD THERAPY Purposes and Effects COLD: constricts blood vessels decreased blood supply to area prevents swelling controls bleeding numbs skin, reducing pain reduces body temperature Nursing Fundamentals
73 TYPES OF WARM AND COLD THERAPY Dry cold - water does not touch skin ice bags ice caps ice collars disposable cold pack Nursing Fundamentals
74 TYPES OF WARM AND COLD THERAPY Moist cold - water touches skin compresses localized application soaks - body part immersed in water cool sponge bath Nursing Fundamentals
75 TYPES OF WARM AND COLD THERAPY Dry warmth pads with circulating warm water Moist warmth compresses soaks sitz bath Nursing Fundamentals
76 GUIDELINES FOR WARM THERAPY Use bath thermometer to measure the temperature of moist heat solutions. Do not operate equipment you have not been trained to use. Temperature never over 105 F. Check skin frequently and report any signs of complications. Nursing Fundamentals
77 GUIDELINES FOR COLD THERAPY Apply ice caps with metal or plastic lids away from skin Cover ice caps/bags/collars prior to application Check skin frequently and report any signs of complications Never leave in place longer than directed by supervisor Nursing Fundamentals
78 Related SKILL Nursing Fundamentals
79 Training Lab Assignment Engage in the Skill Acquisition Process for: SKILL D Apply Warm and Cold Applications Nursing Fundamentals
80 The Bottom Line Skin is the body s first line of defense against disease. Maintain the integrity of the skin. Nursing Fundamentals
81 END Understand nurse aide s role in promoting skin integrity. Nursing Fundamentals
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