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Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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Mrs. Lin is 85 and very weak. She needs assistance to get out of bed, stand up, and walk. You are assigned to assist her to ambulate in the hall using a walker. As you walk down the hall, Mrs. Lin tells you she feels weak and faint. She loses her balance and begins to fall. Answer these questions to help you understand your role in assisting the client in ambulation. What assessments were made when she first sat on the edge of the bed? What preventive measures did you do before ambulating Mrs. Lin? As the support worker, what did you do when Mrs. Lin lost her balance? What techniques did you use to prevent injury to Mrs. Lin or yourself?
What is a active range of motion ( AROM) A:When someone else moves th ebody part B:When the patient moves the body part C:When the patient moves the body part with resistence D:When the body part is not moved
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