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krzymel

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You are caring for a person with dentures. The person is not able to remove the dentures for you. How will you remove the dentures? After you remove the dentures, where will you put them?
 
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A totally dependent person is scheduled for a complete bed linen change this morning. You are the CNA assigned to perform this task. What items should you bring to the room to complete this task? What safety concerns should you consider while performing this task?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Using a piece of gauze, rock the dentures out of the roof of the mouth and then from the bottom of the mouth. Place the dentures in a denture cup or kidney basin.

Answer to Question 2

You need a complete set of bedding and a bath blanket. A complete set of bedding consists of a bottom sheet, top sheet, blanket, bedspread, and pillow case. You can use a mattress pad, waterproof pad, and cotton drawsheet if necessary. For safety, logroll the person while changing the sheet. Use side rails or have another person help to make the task as safe as possible.




krzymel

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Reply 2 on: Jul 16, 2018
Excellent


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Gracias!

 

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