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    HEALTH-TEACHING (Safety)

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    The document provides a health teaching plan on safety for a client family. The objectives are for the family to understand factors that contribute to injury risk and safety measures to prevent injuries after a 30 minute teaching session. Specific objectives include defining safety, identifying injury risk factors like climbing stairs unassisted, and enumerating preventative measures like providing a safe environment, proper clothing, and supervision. The plan outlines learning content, teaching methods, time allotment, and an evaluation to assess if the family can identify risk factors and maintain the interventions taught to remain protected from injuries.

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    HEALTH-TEACHING (Safety)

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    The document provides a health teaching plan on safety for a client family. The objectives are for the family to understand factors that contribute to injury risk and safety measures to prevent injuries after a 30 minute teaching session. Specific objectives include defining safety, identifying injury risk factors like climbing stairs unassisted, and enumerating preventative measures like providing a safe environment, proper clothing, and supervision. The plan outlines learning content, teaching methods, time allotment, and an evaluation to assess if the family can identify risk factors and maintain the interventions taught to remain protected from injuries.

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    The document provides a health teaching plan on safety for a client family. The objectives are for the family to understand factors that contribute to injury risk and safety measures to prevent injuries after a 30 minute teaching session. Specific objectives include defining safety, identifying injury risk factors like climbing stairs unassisted, and enumerating preventative measures like providing a safe environment, proper clothing, and supervision. The plan outlines learning content, teaching methods, time allotment, and an evaluation to assess if the family can identify risk factors and maintain the interventions taught to remain protected from injuries.

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    HEALTH-TEACHING (Safety)

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    Asterlyn Coniendo
    The document provides a health teaching plan on safety for a client family. The objectives are for the family to understand factors that contribute to injury risk and safety measures to prevent injuries after a 30 minute teaching session. Specific objectives include defining safety, identifying injury risk factors like climbing stairs unassisted, and enumerating preventative measures like providing a safe environment, proper clothing, and supervision. The plan outlines learning content, teaching methods, time allotment, and an evaluation to assess if the family can identify risk factors and maintain the interventions taught to remain protected from injuries.

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    HEALTH TEACHING

    Topic: Safety
    General Objectives: After 30 minutes of Nurse-client family interaction, the client family will be able to verbalize and understands the individual
    factors that contribute to possibility of injury.

    SPECIFIC Learning content Teaching learning Time Resources Evaluation


    OBJECTIVES Objectives Allotment
    After 30 minutes of
    nurse-client family After 1 hour of nurse-
    interaction the family client family interaction
    were able to: the family will be able
    to:
    1. Define safety Definition of terms:  One on one 5-10 minutes  Visual
    measures Safety is a concept that discussion aids  Identified
    includes all measures and  Health  hand-outs factors that
    practices taken to preserve the  Pictures increases risk
    teaching
    life, health, and bodily for injury.
    integrity of individuals. Safety  Group
    discussion  Displayed and
    is a fundamental concern of all
     Self maintains
    nurses. From bedside to the
    community, nurses see to it instruction interventions
    that accidents and injuries are  Enumeration taught.
    prevented. From a simple act  Protected and
    of reminding patients to call free from
    them whenever they need injuries
    assistance to preparing
    emergency equipment, nurses
    demonstrate the act of being
    protectors of patients under
    their care.
    Measure
    defined as action through whic
    h the nurse provides support of 
    life functions needed sustenanc
    e such as oxygen, nutrition, or 
    fluids.

    Safety measures a measure


    taken to increase
    or ensure safety or protection f
    rom danger.

    2. Identified  Climbing on high


    factors that stairs or sitting on the
    increases risk chair without physical
    of injury. assistance
     Walking without
    physical assistance
     Sleeping on bed
    without company
     Sleeping on bed
    without side drails
     aspiration or Choking

    \
    Preventive measures:
    3. Enumerate
     Provide a safe
    safety
    environment for the
    measures to
    child
    prevent client
     Provide the right
    from injuries
    clothing
     Wearing protective
    gear such as helmet
    and kneepads
     Remove sharp objects
     Supervised client
    when playing with
    other children.
     Avoid strenuous
    activities
     Implement seizures
    precautions
     Use mobilizing
    devices
     Provide hand rails at
    home

    Sources:

    https://www.cerebralpalsyguid
    ance.com/cerebral-
    palsy/treatment/nutrition-
    therapy/
    Nurse labs

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