As I have written before, here and here, many seniors have difficulty standing up from a seated position. It’s not uncommon to hear about this particular issue when talking to (or overhearing) the elderly. This is especially true if the elderly have had an illness or hospitalization. Many people think that it’s because they’re up […]
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Table of Contents What are Vital Signs Major Vital Signs Body Temperature Heart Rate (Pulse) Respiratory Rate Blood Pressure Oxygen Saturation Importance of Monitoring Vital Signs What are Good Vital Signs for the Elderly? Vital Signs Normal Range for the Elderly How to Take Care of Elderly Parents at Home What are Vital Signs? When
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Vital signs are crucial indicators that help healthcare providers assess the functioning of the body and detect illnesses or injuries. However, it’s important to note that what’s considered “normal” for one person may not be the same for another. Normal ranges for vital signs can vary based on several factors, including age, sex, weight, and
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You know, being a caregiver can be really tough, and it’s no wonder that caregiver burnout can lead to irritability and mood swings. When you’re constantly taking care of someone else’s needs, it’s easy to forget about taking care of yourself, which can leave you emotionally and physically drained. That exhaustion can make it hard
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So, chronic fatigue is when you feel really tired all the time, even if you’ve had a good night’s sleep. It’s not just about feeling a little sleepy or worn out after a long day. Instead, it feels like a constant and lingering exhaustion that makes it hard to do simple everyday tasks, even the
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Caregiving can be a difficult job. It can be stressful for any healthcare professional such as a nurse, social worker, or even a nursing assistant. But that’s part of the job. It’s what they’ve trained for. Caring for someone when you’re a family member who has no formal training or experience can be downright overwhelming
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