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The statement that is made by the client that led to the nurse to believe that client requires clarification is "This will stop my daughter-in-law from putting me in a home".
<h3>What are advanced directives?</h3>
Advanced directives are documents written and signed with the full knowledge of the patient or patient's relatives concerning the their health care decisions made about them ahead of time.
When such a statement as "This will stop my daughter-in-law from putting me in a home", being made by a client it shows they are yet to understand the meaning of advanced directives.
Therefore the nurse is meant to clarify them further.
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Keep your right leg elevated above heart level. instruction should the nurse provide in client cast care .
Casts are often designed to keep you dry. An infection or skin irritability may result from a moist cast. Casts made of fiberglass or plaster with standard padding are not waterproof. Cover your child's cast with two layers of plastic and secure it with a rubber band or piece of duct tape to keep it dry during baths or showers.
How do you take care of a plaster cast?
- Keep the plaster cast clean and dry at all times.
- The cast usually dries completely in 48 hours. Allow it to dry naturally and keep it away from direct heat.
- Avoid bumping or hitting the cast.
- Do not paint the cast. This will close the pores of the plaster. Having friends decorate the cast using markers is OK.
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