Elderly Care

Operational procedures for measuring body temperature, pulse, and respiration 1. Environment preparation: The environment is clean and tidy, with appropriate temperature and humidity and sufficient light. 2. Caregiver preparation: Caregivers should be neatly dressed and neatly dressed. Seven-step hand washing method. Wear a mask, 3 old man lying on his back on bed 4. Items: Prepare a sterilized thermometer, 2 pieces of gauze, a record book, and a pen. 5. Communicate with the elderly. Hello, I will take your temperature in a moment. You haven't done any strenuous exercise, eaten hot or cold drinks, or used hot or cold compresses in the past 30 minutes. No, okay, please cooperate with me later. 6. Take out the sterilized thermometer and look straight up. The thermometer is below 35 degrees and is intact without damage. If it is not below 35 degrees, use the force of your wrist to swing it below 35 degrees. Open the old man's clothes. Abduct your upper arm to see if there is sweat or scars in the armpit. Wipe the sweat with gauze. Place the mercury end of the thermometer deep in the armpit and close to the skin. Flex your arms and cross your chest to clamp it. Check the timer on your watch and tell the elderly person to take it in 10 minutes. To measure your pulse, press your index finger, middle finger, and ring finger on the radial artery. Check your watch for one minute. Your pulse is 70 beats per minute. Your hand is still This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.