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Fig. 10 Folding back top bedding at the foot Fig. 11 Tucking the top bedding on left side Fig. 12 Bringing both head and foot corners to the center and forming right angles 18 Fundamental of Nursing Procedure Manual Fig. 13 Folding 1/3 side of top bedding at right side Fig.14 Rolling top bedding again Fig. 15 Folding it again and complete top bedding
Performing Oral Care Definition: Mouth care is defined as the scientific care of the teeth and mouth. Purpose: 1. To keep the mucosa clean, soft, moist and intact 2. To keep the lips clean, soft, moist and intact 3. To prevent oral infections 4. To remove food debris as well as dental plaque without damaging the gum 5. To alleviate pain, discomfort and enhance oral intake with appetite 6. To prevent halitosis or relieve it and freshen the mouth Equipment required: 1. Tray (1) 2. Gauze-padded tongue depressor (1): to suppress tongue 3. Torch(1) 4. Appropriate equipments for cleaning: - Tooth brush - Foam swabs - Gauze-padded tongue depressor - Cotton ball with artery forceps (1) and dissecting forceps (1) 5. Oral care agents: Tooth paste/ antiseptic solution 19 Fundamental of Nursing Procedure Manual ❖NURSING ALERT❖ You should consider nursing assessment, hospital policy and doctor’s prescription if there is, when you select oral care agent. Refer to Table 1. on the next page 6. If you need to prepare antiseptic solution as oral care agent: Gallipot (2): to make antiseptic solution(1) to set up cotton ball after squeezed (1) 7. Cotton ball 8. Kidney tray (1) 9. Mackintosh (1): small size 10. Middle towel (1) 11. Jug with tap water (1) 12. Paper bag(2): for cotton balls (1) for dirt(1) 13. Gauze pieces as required: to apply a lubricant 14. Lubricants: Vaseline/ Glycerin/ soft white paraffin gel/ lip cream (1) 15. Suction catheter with suction apparatus (1): if available 16. Disposable gloves( 1 pair): if available
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