What is important to person two family visits

What is Important to Person Two?
 Family visits
 Compliments boosts his self-esteem – do this often!
 Company is vital to Person Two – spending time with wife, family and
careers.
 Sunday Church service with wife.
How can we best support Person One?
 He requires x1 staff assistance with oral hygiene as he is getting used to
his new partial top dentures.
 Reality orientating him of the Sunday church service
 Regular monitoring of any changes in skin integrity
 Always wears his glasses and top dentures during the day
 He requires walking stick to move about.
Situation 2: You are working Sunday Morning shift. While assisting Person two
with his oral care. You have noticed a bruise in his left arm. When you ask him
about the bruise, Person two states that he has no idea how he got it.
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QUEENSFORD COLLEGE
CHC33015 CERTIFICATE III IN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT
CHCCCS023 Support independence and well-being
Task No.
Description of task
Person Two
Yes No
Comments/feedback by
the Assessor about why
the skill/task was Not
Satisfactory
2a
Did the student read Person Two’s Care Plan to find
information regarding his needs, staged of life,
development and strengths?
2b
Did the student promote Person Two’s
independence with the toileting activity?
2c
Did the student promote Person Two’s self-
esteem and confidence with oral hygiene?
2d
Did the student accommodate and/address
Person Two’s Physical, Social, Cultural or spiritual
needs?
2e
Did the student identify changes in Person Two’s
physical condition?
2f
Did the student report Person Two’s problem to
relevant person?
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QUEENSFORD COLLEGE
CHC33015 CERTIFICATE III IN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT
CHCCCS023 Support independence and well-being
Person Three: Individualized Care Plan
Name: Person Three
Age: 76 Years Old
Male
Present Illness: Alzheimer’s Dementia
Past Medical History: Hypothyroidism and Type 2 Diabetes
Past Surgical History: Cataract surgery in 2000
Medications: Levoxyl one tablet daily, Metformin 1-3 times a day with meals.
PRN Panadol and coloxyl with senna.
Allergies: No Known Drug Allergies. No known environmental allergies.
Social History: He/she is widowed and currently resides in a Nursing Home. Son
visit occasionally.
What is Important to Person Two?
 Likes his/her warm cup of tea with milk no sugar
 He/she enjoys singing and music
 He/she like to keep to himself/herself in his/her bedroom most of day and
only socializes when there is a concert on
 To always have access to his/her walking stick
How can we best support Person One?
 He/she requires x1 staff assistance with toileting and showering
 Respecting his/her alone time
 Make sure his/her walking stick is always easily accessible
 Person three has behaviours of concerns associated with his/her Dementia
– careers to use verbal and nonverbal communication strategies along
with validation strategies, reality orientation and reassurance to minimize
these behaviours.