SKIN CARE Sample Clauses
SKIN CARE a. The application of over the counter emollients, excluding bath oil products, is allowed on a case-by-case basis as determined by the ASAP RN. The consumer must be alert, able to assume responsibility for the product, and able to direct the PCHM, but unable to complete the task independently because of physical limitations.
b. Application of medicated creams and lotions is not allowed. This includes, but is not limited to over the counter products such as cortisone creams, Aspercream, Ben-Gay, anti-fungal products, Bacitracin and Neosporin or their generic counterparts.
c. Care of ulcers/open wounds is not allowed.
d. Treatments involving the application of heat are not allowed. This includes, but is not limited to hot packs, hot water bottles, and electric heating pads.
e. Treatments involving the application of cold are not allowed. This includes, but is not limited to cold packs and ice.
SKIN CARE. Application of topical treatment creams to the genital and other areas and the changing of wound dressings.
SKIN CARE. 7a Skin Care – record the need for use of emollients, creams, lotions medicated or otherwise which are prescribed to treat skin conditions (use body map to show locations for application) 7d Treatment and Management of a Wound – if needed
SKIN CARE. 40.1 The Contractor will have in place a policy and procedure in relation to skin care.
40.2 The Contractor will have in place risk assessments and Support Plan relating to maintaining skin integrity where appropriate.
40.3 The Contractor will contact Care Manager / Care Co-ordinator of any concerns regarding tissue viability.
40.4 The Contractor should ensure the Individual is supported to use pressure relieving equipment appropriately and as directed by district nurses/tissue viability nurses.