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AEDL
Atmung
Gefahr der Pneumonie aufgrund der Kurzatmigkeit in Ruhe Gefahr der Pneumonie ist minimiert Pneumonieprophylaxe tgl. 2-mal durch PK nach Leitlinien
und in Bewegung der Bewohnerin Bew atmet normal durchführen
Akzeptiert Maßnahmen, kann zur Mithilfe angeleitet werden Physiologische Lungenbelüftung ist gewährleistet Bew zum tiefen Ein- und Ausatmen anleiten und motivieren
Auf ausreichende Frischluftzufuhr achten.
Atemvorgang und Atemqualität beobachten und bei
Auffälligkeiten intervenieren
Gesprächsführung mit Bew über die Risiken und Gefahren
einer Pneumonie
Essen & Trinken
Bew kann sich Mahlzeiten nicht selbst vor- und zubereiten Mahlzeiten sind vor- und zubereitet Gewichtskontrolle mindestens einmal im Monat durchführen
Bew achtet nicht allein auf ausreichende Flüssigkeitszufuhr Bew erhält ausreichend Flüssigkeit von ca. 1200 ml am Tag und dokumentieren
Bew trinkt ausreichend wenn ihr genug zur Verfügung gestellt Bew immer ausreichend Getränke in Reichweite stellen (Säfte
wird mit Wasser verdünnen)
Bew trinkt gern Säfte, Kaffee und Wasser Bilanzierung tgl. führen (PFK, PK, SK, BK)
Ausscheidung
Bew ist zeitweise leicht inkontinent IKM-Versorgung ist angepasst und adäquat Bew das IKM (Kolibri comfort micro) ins Zimmer zur eigenen
Bew benötigt IKM Bew fühlt sich wohl Verwendung bereitstellen.
Gefahr der Harnwegsinfektion aufgrund des Tragens von IKM Gefahr der Harnwegsinfektion ist minimiert Bew wechselt das IKM selbstständig (ca. 2-mal am Tag)
Bew likes to drink juice, coffee and water Balance daily (PFK, PK, SK, BK)
excretion
Bew is slightly incontinent at times IKM care is adapted and adequate Bew put the IKM (Kolibri comfort micro) in the room for your
Appraisal requires IKM Bew feels good own use.
Risk of urinary tract infection due to wearing IKM Risk of urinary tract infection is minimized Bew changes the IKM independently (approx. 2 times a day)
Bew goes to the toilet alone Instruct Bew on urinary tract infection prophylaxis (intimate
hygiene, changing the IKM)
Bew has regular bowel movements
Observe bowel movements or ask questions (frequency,
Bew gladly accepts help color, consistency and quantity) and consult a doctor if there
Bew can request help are any abnormalities
mobility
Danger of falling due to the underlying disease and the Risk of falling is minimized Minimize the risk of falling by eliminating factors that could
resulting insecurity when walking Bew has adapted and intact tools endanger falling (carpet edges, cables lying around, tight,
Bew needs aids: rollator Bew always has a secure footing
closed shoes), instructing Bew to take longer steps and not
letting their feet drag along the ground. Instruct and
Danger of falling also because Bew is walking in the room Bew walks safely with the rollator motivate Bew to walk correctly on the rollator. Encourage
without a walker
Bew to use the rollator in the room as well
Bew needs a secure hold when putting up, sitting down, lying
Check the function of aids regularly at least once a month
down
and clean them
The gait is unsteady even with a walker
Always encourage and guide Bew to mobilize
Bew is mobile Bew only offers chairs with armrests that give her enough
Bew can change her position extensively during the day and support to sit down and get up again
at night Encourage Bew to use proper and safe technique when lying
No decubitus risk based on the Braden scale down and getting out of bed using bed gallows
Conversation with Bew about the dangers and risks of a fall
sleeping and resting
No problems get resources Carry out 3 inspection rounds at night by ND
Bew has a balanced day and night rhythm monitor sleep patterns
Bew goes to bed around 10 p.m. because she still likes to Inform doctor in case of discrepancies
watch TV
Bew makes the bed alone
Dressing and undressing
Bew needs some help dressing the UK Bew is individually dressed for the weather Help Bew get dressed and undressed (trousers, stockings)
Bew is able to dress and undress herself Bew feels good Make sure that Bew wears sturdy shoes à risk of falling
Bew can request help observe the right to self-determination
Bew accepts help
sensation of heat and cold
No problem
personal hygiene
Bew needs help, guidance and support when showering or Showering or bathing once a week or as needed is Bew ask when you want to shower or bathe
bathing guaranteed Clarify time weekly with Bew
Bew can do all the basic care herself Then support Bew individually while showering or bathing,
Bew is motivated to do the basic care herself including your resources
Do not carry out recourse-promoting care (do not use the
resources of the bew)
Organize a visit to the pedicure once a month (comes to the
house)
Organize a visit to the hairdresser once a month (comes to
the house)
security
Bew is not time oriented at times Bew is time oriented Put the clock and calendar in the room, hold a conversation
Bew cannot provide sufficient security for herself Bew receives an individual level of security with Bew about the season, weather, current events, world
affairs
Bew cannot self-medicate Supply of medicines is secured
Bew cannot maintain and establish contact with the doctor Doctor contact is made and maintained
Bew provide the highest possible level of security by drawing
your attention to situations that endanger security and
Bew can't handle her own affairs Matters are settled explaining how these can be avoided
Bew is fully oriented to the person, place and situation Medicines are prepared by the PFK at night and requested
Bew can implement and understand words and instructions from the doctor. PFK administers medication during the
day. Supervise Bew while taking the medication
Doctor contact is maintained by the facility and the nursing
staff and established if necessary.
Matters are regulated by health care representatives (son).
communication
Bew is severely visually impaired due to a childhood illness Visual impairments are compensated for by aids Approach Bew from the front and at eye level
Bew needs aids: long-distance and reading glasses Aid is intact and adjusted Check the function of aids regularly, but at least once a
Bew doesn't use glasses often because she doesn't see much Motivate Bew to wear the glasses month, and ask Bew whether she can still see well with her
more with glasses (according to her own statement) glasses
Bew can hear, smell, feel and taste Resources are preserved and promoted Bew offer to clean the glasses
Bew can express herself verbally and non-verbally Introduce Bew to the ophthalmologist and, if necessary, to
the optician to have new glasses made
exercise faith
No problem Resources are preserved Allow and encourage Bew to continue practicing your faith
Bew is of evangelical faith
Bew regularly goes to church on Sundays
Bew attends the WB III devotional every Wednesday
Bew prays every night before going to bed
occupation
Bew can't read well Bew can read Offer bew texts with a larger font (font size 20)
Bew would like to listen to radio plays Provide books for Bew that have a large font
Bew likes to watch TV Offer Bew crossword puzzles with large font
Bew likes to sit on the balcony offer radio plays
Bew likes to be in nature Go for a walk in the park with Bew
Social situation
Bew is widowed --> Bew bears the loss of her husband Bew is motivated Support and hold Bew in times of personal crisis
heavily Bew feels good Possibly request psychological support
Children come to visit regularly Integrate Bew into the community as usual and accompany
Bew likes to be in company them to all care offers
daily Conducting discussions on current topics (weather,
world events, etc.)
mental situation
Bew is not allowed to talk much about her deceased Bew is motivated and has a positive attitude towards life Bew only conditionally respond to your deceased husband
husband, because then she becomes very sad very quickly Proceed sensitively
In deep crises, stand by Bew, possibly request psychological
help