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Terms used when providing personal care of pt

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Partial Dentures   Removable teeth that replace a few teeth on top or bottom.  
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Full Dentures   Removable teeth that replace all the teeth on top or bottom.  
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Edentulous   Pt missing all their teeth.  
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Tooth Decay (caries)   Cavities in the teeth  
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Halitosis   Bad breath  
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Gingivitis   Infected gums around the teeth.  
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Periodontitis   Infection in the bones that hold teeth in place.  
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Complete bath   pt doesn’t leave bed & entire body is washed by STNA.  
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Shower   Pt placed in shower chair & STNA may do all or part of washing.  
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Whirlpool bath   Tub-type bath used for pts with wounds.  
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Bag bath   Uses washcloths & no rinse soap to clean pt  
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LTCF partial bath   Done on days when pt is not showered and only part of the pt is washed – face, hands, armpits, peri-area.  
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Hospital partial bath   Pt washes part of their body and STNA washes the rest.  
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State Test partial bath   Face/neck & hand/arm/armpit are washed by STNA  
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AM/morning care   Includes: daily washing of face, hands, underarms, & peri-area.  
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PM/evening care   Done before bedtime & is the same as AM care.  
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PRN care   Washing what needs to be cleaned on an as needed basis.  
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Peri-care   Washing private parts only.  
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Catheter care   Washing around the catheter to prevent odor & infection.  
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Skin problems to report to nurse   Rashes, bruises, open areas, bleeding, blue areas, yellow color, swelling, hair loss  
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Hair problems to report to nurse   Scalp is yellow, crusty, red, itching, flaking, has new bald patches. Hair smells foul, is matted, tangled.  
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Nail problems to report to nurse   Nails are blue, pale, bruised, ingrown, too short/long, thick, yellow or white. Cuticles are injured or skin around nail looks red or infected.  
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Mouth problems to report to nurse   Abnormal skin conditions. Teeth appear loose, black, chipped, cracked. Fruity breath or abnormal breath after mouth is clean. Any c/o pain or discomfort.  
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Denture problems to report to nurse   Chips, cracks, broken areas, missing entire denture  
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