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Question

Overview and Theory Specific Learning Outcomes Integrate knowledge of nursing metaparadigm, nursing concepts, and arts and sciences that may impact the care of a client with self-care needs. Describe how the determinants of health may impact a client's ability to meet their self-care needs. Describe the assessment techniques and observations required to assess holistic hygiene needs of the client. List the factors that may affect a client's ability to perform self-care. Explain the guidelines for foot care for the diabetic client and the client with peripheral vascular disease. Describe the roles and responsibilities of the practical nurse in collaborating with client, family, and interdisciplinary team when providing hygiene care. Describe approaches used to maintain a client's comfort and privacy during hygiene care. Identify strategies to promote patient participation in hygiene and self-care practices. Considering the nursing metaparadigm, apply the nursing process and critical thinking practices to determine what method of bathing best suits a clients' condition and abilities. Demonstrate an understanding of the process of basic hygiene practices for the following: Partial bed bath, and complete bed bath to an adult client Skin care Positioning for comfort and privacy Perineal care for male and female clients Hair care and facial grooming Eye care to the conscious and unconscious adult Oral hygiene and denture care to a conscious and unconscious client Foot and nail care Removal of lice Cleaning, checking, and inserting a hearing aid Giving a tepid sponge bath.