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FACILITATING HYGIENEFALL, 2010
What is Hygiene?Why is it Important?
Science of the establishment and maintenance of health
Contributes to psychological and physiological well-being
Promotes comfort, improves self-image and decreases infection and disease
ASSESSMENT FACTORS INFLUENCING HYGIENE PRACTICE
Personal preferences-normal routine-assistive devices needed
Culture and religion or spirituality
Economic status or living environment
Developmental level Knowledge level Allergies
ASSESSMENT OF SELF-CARE ABILITIES
Bathing/Hygiene Dressing/Grooming Toileting
Pain? Limited mobility? Sensory deficits? Cognitive impairment? Emotional disturbances?
CLASSIFICATION OF SELF-CARE ABILITIES
Completely independent 0 Requires use of assistive device 1 Requires help from 1 person 2 Requires help from 1 person and
equipment 3
Totally dependent 4
NURSING DIAGNOSIS SELF-CARE DEFICITS
Bathing/Hygiene Self-Care Deficit Dressing/Grooming Self-Care Deficit Toileting Self-Care Deficit Total Self-Care Deficit
RELATED TO: (Examples) Decreased or lack of motivation Weakness and/or fatigue Impaired transfer ability Perceptual or cognitive ability
DELEGATION
Instruct UAP regarding:Patient’s limitations and restrictionsUse of assistive devicesSpecific safety precautions to followMaintenance of tubes and bandagesRequired observations during bathingNeed to collect a specimen?
ABOUT SKIN
Protective Barrier Regulates Body
Temperature Secretes Sebum Excretes Sweat Transmits sensations Facilitates absorption of
Vitamin D
FACTORS AFFECTING THE SKIN Health Status
DampnessDehydration Insufficient circulationNutritional statusSkin diseases Jaundice (itchy and dry skin) Immobility
Nursing Diagnosis: Risk for impaired skin integrity
FACTORS AFFECTING THE SKIN
Developmental Stage Infants
Fragile, easily injured Children
Need adults to provide or supervise Adolescents
Oily skin/acne Older adult
Thinner, more fragile skin Drier, scaly, itchy skin Impaired temperature regulation Hair and nails grow more slowly
IMPORTANT SKIN TERMINOLOGY
Pallor Erythema Jaundice Cyanosis
Pruritis Dry skin Maceration Excoriation Abrasion Pressure
Ulcers Acne
HYGIENE INTERVENTIONS
BATHINGRemoves perspiration and
bacteria, increases circulation, stimulates depth of respirations, provides sensory input, strengthens nurse-patient relationship, promotes relaxation and comfort, provides opportunity for assessment
HYGIENE INTERVENTIONS
Cleaning Baths OPPORTUNIY FOR Shower Tub Self/Help Partial Bed Bath Assisted Bed Bath Complete Bed Bath
Therapeutic Baths Sitz Soaks Cool or tepid water baths
HYGIENE INTERVENTIONS
Oral Care-Halitosis, Dental caries, Gingivitis, Periodontal disease, Stomatitis, Glossitis, Cheilosis, Oral Malignancies
Hair Care-Dandruff, Pediculosis, Alopecia
Eye, Ear and Nose Care
Perineal Care
Unconscious clients
Dementia clients
**See page 451-452 Wilkinson and Van Leuven text for more details
HYGIENE INTERVENTIONS
Foot and Nail Care OPPORTUNITY FOR Corns Calluses Tinea pedis Ingrown toenail Foot odor Plantar wart Pressure ulcers Color, drainage, edema, cracks, capillary
refill?
WHAT ABOUT A BACKRUB?
BEFORE YOU LEAVE
Room temperature comfortable? Siderails up as indicated? Bed
position? Bed wheels locked? Bed linens clean and free of
wrinkles? Patient’s call device within reach? Overbed table clean and
uncluttered? Uncluttered walking space? Unpleasant odors? What else may I do for you?
A PICTURE’S WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
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