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Dealing with Your Own Fainting



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07/28/2018

Home Health Care Services

Home health care provides wide range of services to satisfy the needs of every patient. With its services, patients get to appreciate and experience it with less expense yet in a more convenient and effective means compared to what they get when admitted to a hospital or any skilled nursing facility.
Here are the needed services for people with medical conditions for their fast recovery:

1. Skilled Nursing
2. Personal Assistance Services
3. Case Management
4. Specialty Care Programs
5. Private Duty Care
6. Physical Therap
7. Occupational Therapy
8. Speech Therapy
9. Enterostomal Therapy

07/26/2018

Why Home Care Benefits Your Ill Senior Loved One

Private duty care done at home will surely meet our loved one's need especially a senior who has a medical condition. This provides different services such as personal care, companions, meal preparations and medication reminders. This is one way to receive a professional care.

07/24/2018

Why Administer Proper Wound Care?

To prevent infections, proper wound care should be observed. Wounds such as burn wounds, surgical wounds, abrasions, diabetic wounds, and bed sores should be given attention for its fast recovery or healing process.
Take note of the basics for wound care:

-Use direct pressure and elevation to control the swelling and bleeding of the affected area.
-Wrap the wound with sterile dressing or clean bandage (take note that minor wounds still heal even without bandages).

Also, eating fresh fruits and vegetables on a daily basis will give nutrients to your body that’ll help to wound healing.

07/20/2018

First Aid for Fainting

Fainting, also known as syncope, is usually caused by lack of oxygen in the brain. It is a loss of consciousness for a brief moment and also caused by dehydration.
So what do you do when you see a person fainting?

a. Help the person down.

b. Position the person on their back then tap them to check if they have regained their consciousness.

c. Assist the person to rest after regaining their consciousness.

d. If the person hasn’t regained their consciousness, check pulse.

e. If you found no pulse, initiate CPR.

f. Call health provider.