You should not move the patient, but if you had to, the most appropriate way would be to:
1. Check to make sure her mouth is empty
2.Perform CPR (if you know it)
3.carry the patient in cradle position.
When addressing wellness and for communicating with other who are going through grief. Don’t say to them, don’t let this get you down you must go on. Be as much support to them by letting them know you are listening and sympathetic to what they are going through. Do encourage them to go for walks, look through pictures, let them cry, give them a hug and remember there love ones they’ve lost. Lastly don’t be afraid to be human.
(LRMart)
<span>know and be consciously aware of your own personal and professional values and beliefs
</span><span>obtain as much info as possible about different ethnic/cultural groups
</span><span>be sensitive to behaviors and practices from different from your own
</span><span>remember that you are not being pressured to adopt other beliefs, but that you must respect them
</span><span>develop friendships with a wide variety of people from different ethnic/cultural groups
</span><span>ask ?s and encourage ?s from others to share ideas and beleifs</span>
