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… GROWING THE NURSES OF TOMORROW PRECEPTOR WORKSHOP Saskatoon: Spring & Fall 2022, Winter & …

… fluoride can soak into your teeth. Six of the best ways to maintain a healthy mouth Use a soft toothbrush to brush your … Better Oral Health in Residential Care) … 6 Ways to Maintain Oral Health Brochure …

… or Dementia with their oral health. Seniors’ Health and Continuing Care People with Alzheimer Disease or Dementia … replace flossing.  Clean cheeks, tongue and roof of the mouth with a soft toothbrush at least once a day.  … mouth may be required, such as the caregiver placing their hand on top of the individual’s hand or having the …

… last. For example, - when taking out clothing, remove sleeve from the unaffected arm first as the person can bend his hand. - put on clean clothing by slipping in the sleeve from the weak side first. Tips: Place the sleeve of the shirt as high as possible on the shoulder of …

… Bed Bath/Tub Bathing Purposes of Bathing Cleanse the skin. Bathing removes dirt, perspiration, sebum, some … upper and lower extremities during bathing maintains joint function. Items Required for Bed Bath ► Essential toiletries … the process. Also, warm water may stimulate the urge to pass urine. ► Prepare all the items you need and bring them …

… Eye Care Eye diseases like macular degeneration, cataracts, … meal to someone with vision loss explain to them where the food items are located on the plate. 5. Place items within … reach (call cord, phone, etc) and ensure loved one is safe before leaving their room after care has been provided … …