The CNA who comes to our house daily consistently puts the drawsheet either at the patient's hips, or mid-back. I am having difficulty turning the patient and think probably the drawsheet should be higher on the back, so as to distribute the leaverage across the whole torso....and I think it would be easier on the patient, too, rather than having a tight pull on lower back. I think it would be gentler if placed higher. however, I don't want to be a know-it-all, since in fact I was not trained in this...and the CNA supposedly was???? I have mentioned before about the placement, and at least got her to come up higher than the hips, but I don't want to nag about bringing it even higher if I am wrong in my thinking.
2006-09-12
16:28:29
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Cat Woman
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