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This course has 16 topics. Open practice to work through them in the NCLEX workspace.
course outline
- Entry-level practice activities
- Assess client performance of activities of daily living and assist when needed
- Provide client nutrition through tube feedings
- Perform irrigations (e.g., of bladder, ear, eye)
- Assist client to compensate for a physical or sensory impairment (e.g., assistive devices, positioning)
- Perform skin assessment and implement measures to maintain skin/tissue integrity
- Assess and manage client with an alteration in bowel and bladder elimination
- Apply, maintain or remove orthopedic devices
- Maintain client dignity and privacy during care
- Provide nonpharmacological comfort measures
- Evaluate the client's nutritional status and intervene as needed
- Assess client’s sleep/rest pattern and intervene as needed
- Evaluate client’s intake and output and intervene as needed
- Implement measures to promote circulation (e.g., active or passive range of motion, positioning and mobilization)
- Assess client for pain and intervene as appropriate
- Recognize complementary therapies and identify potential benefits and contraindications (e.g., aromatherapy, acupressure, supplements)