Diuretics Awareness - A Guide for Residential Care and Domiciliary Care Staff
Diuretics Awareness - A Guide for Residential Care and Domiciliary Care Staff Health and Social Care Teaching/Training Resources
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Presentation in sections you can choose which sections to use. Aims and Objectives included if you want to use the presentation as it has been written. Comes with a 9 Page Handout and a Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment.
Aims and Objectives:
Overall Aim:
- To provide residential and domiciliary care staff with an understanding of diuretics, their purpose and considerations when supporting residents or clients on diuretic therapy.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the basic concept of diuretics and their purpose.
- Recognise signs that a resident or client might be on diuretics.
- Identify common situations where diuretics might be needed for residents or clients.
- Demonstrate knowledge of potential side effects of diuretics and when to seek medical advice.
Presentation (49 Slides)
Aims and Objectives
Setting the Scene
SECTION - Understanding Diuretics
Introduction
How Diuretics Help
How Diuretics Help The Body Get Rid of Excess Fluid
Key Points for Care Staff
End Comments
SECTION - Recognising Signs of Diuretic Use
Common Signs
Frequent Urination and Thirst
Reduced Swelling and Changes in Weight
Electrolyte Imbalance, Blood Pressure
SECTION - Monitoring Residents or Clients on Diuretics
Fluid Intake Monitoring
Fluid Output Monitoring
Side Effects of Diuretics
Adverse Reactions to Diuretics
End Comments
SECTION - When Might Someone Need Diuretics?
Introduction
Fluid Retention
High Blood Pressure
Heart Failure
Kidney Disorders and Liver Cirrhosis
Pulmonary Oedema and Glaucoma
SECTION - Assisting Residents or Clients with Mobility (Dizziness Due to Diuretics)
Introduction
Assisting With Mobility
SECTION - Communication with Healthcare Professionals
Introduction
Monitoring and Adjustment
Safety and Well-Being
Prevention of Complications
Optimal Management of Conditions
Promoting Person-Centred Care
SECTION - Key Points
Key Points
References and Further Reading
Word Documents
Handout
End of Session Assessment
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