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woman 84 years 160 cm 50 kg
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Client
woman 74 years 160 cm 75 kg
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Care for an elderly couple.
The female senior is 84 years old, weighs 50 kg and is 160 cm tall. She suffers from dementia/Alzheimer's disease, has a groin hernia and an artificial bowel outlet (stoma). During her hospitalization, she spent several weeks in an induced coma. Her discharge from the hospital is planned for 18.11. Her current mobility will be assessed only after her return from the hospital. She currently uses incontinence pads, but the goal is to gradually restore her independence as much as possible. She needs help with personal hygiene and toilet use. An anti-decubitus mattress is available.
The male senior is 74 years old, weighs 75 kg and is 160 cm tall. He has early-stage dementia and type 1 diabetes, and he administers his insulin independently. He moves around independently and needs help with toilet use. His personal hygiene and washing are taken care of by his brother. The bedroom is located on the upper floor, and a stairlift is available in the house.
The main duties of the caregiver are assistance with personal hygiene, toilet use, and daily activities according to the needs of both seniors. It is important to support their independence and assist them according to their current health condition. Larger shopping trips are handled by the family, and a supermarket is located right in the village.
Night care is not required, and lifting is also not part of the job.
The seniors live in a family house. The caregiver has her own room with Wi-Fi. Free time can be arranged with the family.
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