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HLTWHS002 (Follow safe work practices for direct client care)
Note- The answer should be based on caring elderly patient in an aged care.
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When traveling with elderly patients
Should consult a doctor for a complete medical check-up. Tis especially important if you have coronary heart disease, hypertension or any other chronic condition, or if you have recently undergone surgery or experienced a heart attack.
Discuss any particular health concerns you may have, such as dietary changes and the possible impact of different eating habits on your specific condition.
People with diabetes will need medical advice on how to safely stagger their medications to fit a different time zone.
Consider having your flu and pneumonia vaccinations before you go on your trip.
If you intend travelling to areas where infectious diseases are present, make sure you are fully vaccinated.
Visit your dentist for a check-up.
Visit any other healthcare providers you consult with on a regular basis, such as your optometrist.
Wear loose clothing.
Don't smoke.
Avoid alcoholic drinks and drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration.
Take strolls up and down the aisles when possible.
Avoid sitting with your legs crossed.
Perform leg and foot stretches and exercises while seated.