Name the short bones indicated.

After applying a restraint:

Mr. Rosen is able to complete most of his bath by himself; he just needs help getting into and out of the tub. How long should you allow Mr. Rosen to remain in the bathtub?

JUST so you know: There will be a question on the final exam using MO theory to calculate bond order. I will give you the molecular orbital drawing, and you will fill it with electrons and calculate the bond order. Email or text me later if you have questions about this.  For this exam, did you feel fully prepared?  Did you complete all Chp 9 and Chp 10 lecture videos?  Did you complete all (or almost all) of the Chp 9 and Chp 10 graded HW assignments?  Did you complete the practice problems and practice problem sets?  Please spend 1-2 minutes answering these questions to the best of your memory. Thanks!

Why is a person’s weight rechecked periodically?

Mrs. Luzinski is positioned in the lateral position. Where could a pressure ulcer potentially form?

What is the proper temperature for a tub bath or shower?

What measures should a nursing assistant take to promote residents’ sleep in a long-term care setting?

The nursing assistant knows that Mrs. Sullivan, one of the residents with dementia, gets very agitated at the idea of having to bathe. Which nursing assistant action can help make sure that bath time goes smoothly?

Mrs. Joseph has middle-stage dementia and is currently agitated, saying that she needs to get home because her babies need her. How should the nursing assistant respond to Mrs. Joseph?