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Pace lay Activity 48 To provide you with an opportunity to work with the person and appropriate others to identify and develop strategies to remove or reduce risk. Role Play 7 This activity will need to be observed and documented work assessed to determine completion of this activity. As a simulated workplace activity as directed by the assessor; following on from Activity 4A, you must work with the person with the disability (and their carer or family member, as needed). Together, you must discuss and develop one or more strategies that can be used to remove or reduce the risks found in Activity 4A. Write these down.
< 2:25 Expert Q&A 4G Hemiplegic patient:- -- risk for aspiration pneumonia. -- risk for fall --- risk for malnutrition -- risk for pulling out ryles's tube. -- risk for bed sore -- risk for contracture. This can cause recurrent illness to the individuals, leading to recurrent hospital stays.. There is a high chance for fall when trying to get up from the bed or walking without assistance. Long term bed stay can lead to appearance of skin breakage, itching, excoriation if again left untreated can lead to pressure sores. Which can be very bad when occuring with diabetic patients. Sometimes the ryles's tube will be pulled out accidentally while itching. The tube feeding can lead to improper nutrition with imbalance in the nutrients, leading to electrolyte imbalance and gastrointestinal disturbances.