Reporting symptoms such as pain or cloudy urine ensures timely medical attention and treatment.
Bowel and bladder training helps residents regain control and establish regular elimination routines.
Frequent cleaning and applying barrier cream reduce the risk of skin breakdown caused by incontinence.
Providing privacy during toileting respects the resident’s dignity and encourages independence.
Offering assistance discreetly encourages the resident to accept help without feeling embarrassed.
Using a gait belt and ensuring proper technique prevents falls and promotes safety during transfers.
