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…vidence Health Care Age Changes and what to do about it Phyllis Kultgen and Peggy Hotz Management Guidelines Development Disability Version 2, 2005. Original material compiled by Jane Powell of L’Arche Ontario Adapted with permission from http://www.aging-and-disability.org…
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…diac reserve. Strategies for supporting people with changes in the cardiovascular system: People may become fatigued – may need more rest. Blood pressure monitored as recommended by healthcare professionals. Reposition person frequently, if unable to move on their own, so fluids don’t build up. Physiotherapy may be needed. Assure adequate fluid intake and seek medical help quickly if you think the person may be dehydrated. Encourage client to rais…
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…ain medication if at possible prior to undertaking an activity to reduce discomfort. Allow more time as the person may need to do things more slowly. Promote use of mobility aids. Use of safeguards to prevent falls. Increase tolerance for physical activity. Restore and improve the ability to ambulate and /or participate in ADLs. Avoid injury from falling or improper use of body mechanics. Summary Not every person will experience all of these chang…
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…vidence Health Care Age Changes and what to do about it Phyllis Kultgen and Peggy Hotz Management Guidelines Development Disability Version 2, 2005. Original material compiled by Jane Powell of L’Arche Ontario Adapted with permission from http://www.aging-and-disability.org…
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…vidence Health Care Age Changes and what to do about it Phyllis Kultgen and Peggy Hotz Management Guidelines Development Disability Version 2, 2005. Original material compiled by Jane Powell of L’Arche Ontario Adapted with permission from http://www.aging-and-disability.org…
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…Health needs change as they individual gets older. Other ideas Ideas for accommodating balance: Use a rocking chair can help compensate. Use walkers and canes properly. Do some exercise to maintain leg muscles. Encourage the person to avoid lifting, stretching and reaching when it can not be done safely. Have the person get up gradually so that they don’t get dizzy. Increased Physical Stress: Handling physical stress becomes more difficult as you…
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…vidence Health Care Age Changes and what to do about it Phyllis Kultgen and Peggy Hotz Management Guidelines Development Disability Version 2, 2005. Original material compiled by Jane Powell of L’Arche Ontario Adapted with permission from http://www.aging-and-disability.org…
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…icture, sound, word or sentence copy what you say about the bubbles make a comment about the bubbles Give Your Child a Reason to Communicate when you Blow Bubbles “Give your Child a Reason to Communicate” is a strategy from the More Than Words guidebook. It involves creating a situation that tempt your child to interact with you and send you messages. You can Give your Child a Reason to Communicate by doing the following: First, get your child’s a…
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…w words. For example, if you are playing with cars and introduce the word “passenger”, you might say something like “a passenger is someone who rides in a car or a bus or a train. A passenger goes for the ride but doesn’t drive the car or the bus.” Relating new words to your child’s personal experiences also helps him connect with new words. For example, if you are talking about the word “nervous,” you might say something like “Remember when you s…
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…The Hanen Centre is a Canadian not-for-profit charitable organization committed to supporting parents, early childhood educators and speech-language pathologists in their efforts to promote the best possible language, social and literacy skills in young children. http://www.hanen.org/…
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