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    CURRICULUM VITAE Name : Tina Handayani Nasution Place of Birth : Tanjungpandan Belitung Marital Status : Married Address : Jl. MT Haryono, Gg. 6,

    No.868, Dinoyo, Malang Mobile Phone : 081334395093

    E-mail :[email protected] Lulusan : FIK UI Tahun 2004

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    Personal ygieneBy :

    Ns. Tina HandayaniNasution, S.Kep

    Jurusan KeperawatanFakultas Kedokteran Universitas Brawijaya

    April 2010

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    What is it???

    Hygiene : Health

    Personal hygiene :the self caremeasures people useto maintain theirhealth

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    PURPOSE OF NURSEPROVIDED HYGIENE

    Removemicroorganisms

    Do physicalassessment

    Increase circulation Distal to proximal Return to heart

    Improve self image Provide comfort

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    Factor AffectingPersonal Hygiene

    ???

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    Continue Male relative may not allow male

    nurse alone with woman patient

    Autonomy of patient is paramount;in others, family makes decisions forcare

    Level of education Nurse accepts all who lovingly

    participate

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    2. KNOWLEDGE

    May need teaching regarding: Front to back perineal care Special foot care for circulatory

    problems Skin inspections by dermatologist

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    3. DEVELOPMENTAL LEVELNEWBORNS

    Do not place underrunning faucet

    Do not submergeuntil umbilical corddrops off

    Dry carefully,especially the head

    Place cap after bath

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    YOUNG CHILDREN Children can drown in 2 inches

    of water; never leave alone

    during bathing No milk or juice bottles in bed Wipe off teeth after eating and

    before sleep Demonstrate on teddy bear

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    CHILDREN Children may have

    natural parents,stepparents, four sets

    of grandparents For decision making,

    some cultures mustask father, somemust askgrandmother

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    ADOLESCENTS Modesty essential Normal clothes, not

    gowns Bed pans notacceptable

    Allow decisionmaking

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    OLDER ADULTS

    Heat insensitivity;can burn easily

    Foot care

    Skin very fragile

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    5. Physical Condition Patient receiving chemotherapy

    Patient receiving radiation therapy

    Unconscious patient

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    Hygiene Care Schedule Early morning care: Urinal/bedpan, wash

    hands and face, brush teeth Morning care: After breakfast, complete bath or

    shower, hair care, nail care, oral care, back rub,linen change Afternoon care: straighten linen, offer

    urinal/bedpan/commode, wash hands/face Evening care: Elimination, wash hands and

    face, oral care, linen straightening, back rub

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    HYGIENE includes: Care of the skin Care of the feet and

    nails

    Oral hygiene Hair care Care of the eyes, ears,

    and nose Clients room

    environment

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    1. Care of Skin

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    SKIN Regulates body temperature First line of defense against harm

    Antibacterial and antifungal Transmits sensations Signs of problems

    Redness Wet or damp Not intact

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    PATIENTS AT RISK FOR SKINPROBLEMS

    Altered level of consciousness Altered nutrition

    Immobility Dehydration Altered sensation Secretions on skin Mechanical devices, restraints Altered venous circulation

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    Nursing Diagnosis Impaired skin integrity related to

    immobilization, exposure to chemical

    irritants Hygiene self care deficit : bathing related

    to pain in hands, forced immobilization,musculoskeletal weakness

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    NURSING INTERVENTIONS Goals :

    - Client will have intact skin- Client will be free of odors

    Expected outcomes :- Skin will be without redness- Skin will be warm, soft, smooth, and

    well hydrated- Odors will be reduced or eliminated

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    Continue Intervention :

    Bathe client daily

    Dry skin thoroughlyafter each cleansing

    Apply lotion to skinafter bathing

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    NURSING ASSESSMENTWHILE BATHING

    Color and condition ofskin

    Pain on movement Level of consciousness Injuries Scars Skin turgor Weight loss or gain

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    2. PERINEAL CARE Professionalism always Female

    Always sterile to contaminated (urethra torectum) Male

    Assess for circumcision If not, cleanse under foreskin and replace

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    3. Care of the feet and nails

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    Common Foot Nail ProblemsCallus (kulit tebal)Warts (kutil)Ingrown nails (tdktumbuh nyeri)Rams horn nails(tumbuh lambat,dasar kuku rusak)Paronychia (radangjaringan)Foot odors

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    Nursing Diagnosis Pain related to callus formation, ingrown

    toenails

    Impaired physical mobility related to painfulfoot lesion

    Impaired skin integrity related to impropernail-cutting practices, friction of shoes, injuryto nail

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    FOOT CARE Soak feet as part of bath Clean toes and toenails

    Range of motion of legs Feet of diabetic patients and patients

    with vascular disease are inspected

    carefully; Never cut toenails of thesepatients

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    NAIL CARE Observe circulation; color, capillary

    refill time

    Observe color, sensation, andmovement (CSM) Cut nails straight across and file

    smooth; Do not go down into corners Assess for rings too tight or too loose

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    4. Oral hygiene

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    Oral HygieneCommon oral problems :

    Dental caries (radang gigi)

    Periodontal diseases (gusi berdarah ataubengkak)

    Nursing Diagnosis :Altered oral mucous membrane related toradiation of oral cavity

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    MOUTH CARE

    Examine with gloves and light,especially smokers

    Use only water soluble lubricants Unconscious patient has no gagreflex, position on side for care

    Teach about brushing and flossing

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    5. Hair care

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    Nursing Diagnosis Impaired skin integrity related to scalp

    laceration Pain related to scalp lesion, accumulated

    secretions in hair Body image disturbance related to

    unkempt physical appearance

    Risk for infection related to scalplaceration

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    6. Care of the eyes, ears, and nose

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    Nursing Diagnosis Sensory perceptual alterations (visual,

    auditory, or olfactory) related toobstruction in ear canal, nasalobstruction, inflammation of eyes orlocal eye infection

    Risk injury related to decrease of visual,auditory, or olfactory function

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    EYE CARE Contact lenses usually removed Stored in saline liquid; case labeled Also label and safeguard glasses in drawer Clean inner to outer canthus Patient must be able to blink to protect cornea Never use cotton near eyes Treat each eye separately Eyes considered sterile

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    EARS Allow nothing sharp in ears Hearing aids now miniscule in size

    dont lose Label case Cerumen in ears may need softeningand removing

    Speak directly to patients face

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    Clients room environment

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    BEDMAKING

    Make bed for patientcomfort

    If incontinent, wash,rinse, dry, changelinen

    Position as ordered

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    NURSE SAFETY INBEDMAKING

    Raise bed to workingheight

    Face patient

    Bend knees Conserve steps Dont lift alone

    Side rails as ordered Lower bed and placecall bell when leaving

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    Any Questions ???