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APPLICATION

1. Before trying to lift or move the client, the nurses or the caregivers have to know how to useproper lifting techniques and seek assistance.

2. Checking equipment to ensure that it is working is very importent to avoid injury to self andclients.

3. In the hospital, in the nurses lounge after midnight is always still fully with the nursesactivity.

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PRACTICE

1. The client seems comfortable with the nurse care.2. Firstly, the legal, emotional, and ethical consideration that accompany the procedure of

applying restraint are complex.

3. The legal, emotional, and ethical consideration that accompany the procedure of applyingrestraint are complex because the procedure to restraint a client is fairly uncomplicated.

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COMMUNICATIVE ACTIVITIES

Situation Expression

Explaining the reason sor the need to use

restraint/protectetive device.

Oke, Would you like to use this restraint

devices because it is needed to limits your

movement that could be harmfull to you

or to the others when you are confused.

Showing the client the restraint to be used and

providing a simple explaining to him/her.

Please lying on the bed well. I wont hurt

you. This is very simple applying. It ois just

stretched and tied in the bed like this. iT is

very simple, isnt it?

Encouraging the client to report any comfort or

discomfort associated with the restraint

application

Well, The restraint devices have been applied.

Please dont be scare to report any comfort or

discomfort that you feel associated with this

restraint application because your body can be

harmful.

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C. Answer the question

1.

Means of the communication Elements / Definition

The sender Is the one who generates and communicates the message

The receiver Is the one who receives and interprets the message

Verbal message Is the message which is communicated by words, languages,

sounds, songs or noises

Nonverbal message Is the message which is communicated by hands and body gestures,

facial expression, and postures

Written message Is the message which is communicated by written words, photos,

drawing, and models.

2. It is for assesing, medicating, problem solving, teaching, planning, implementing care and

receivung feedback.

3. Messaging is somethuing that can be communicated to the others.

4. Yes, it is true

5. reffer to Barriers

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1. Dr. Clements always prepares well for her surgery, therefor the results paid off.2. Jonathan seemed very nervous ; he never has courage to go to the doctor alone when he

gets sicks.

3. Nick enjoys being nurse in his hospital, playing with his friends only after completing hisduty.

4. - Separate:Mr. Andrews can play football he can play tennis, too. ( run-on)

Mr. Andrews can play football. He can play tennis too. ( CS )

- Add a semi colon:

The new teacher is teaching in the class he use the eyeglasses. ( run-on)

The new teacher is teaching in the class ; he use the eyeglasses. ( CS )

- Add a comma, then conjunction:

The new teacher teaching in the class the the students arent hearing him. ( run-on)

The new teacher teaching in the class, but the the students arent hearing him. ( CS )

- Add subordinating conjunction:

It is rainy. He still eager to go to school. ( run-on)

Althought it is rainy, he still eager to go to school. ( CS )

- Change the second clause:

Deni climbs the tree. He takes the fruits. ( run-on)

Deni climbs the tree, taking the fruits. ( CS )

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B. Answer the question

1. It is the application of pressure and motion by hands with the intent of improving the recipients

well being.

2. It involves kneading, rubbing, and using friction and or light touch.

3. The advantages are it can promotes relaxation, increase circulation of the blood and limph nodes

; and provide relief from musculoskeletal stiffness, pain and spasms.

4. Their study reports that massage significantly reduced the ancienty, heart rate, blood pressure

and perception of pain in hospitalized clients with cancer.

5. They are the area of circulatory abnormalities such as aneurysm, varicose veins, necrosis veins,

necrosis, phlebities or throumbs; the area of soft tissue injury open wounds, inflammation,

joint/bone injury, dermatitis, recent surgery or sciatica.