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How to undress a resident with a weak side: The definitive guide

According to the American Stroke Association, helping a resident with a weak or affected side undress is a critical skill for caregivers and healthcare professionals. Knowing the proper sequence for **when undressing a resident with a weak side** can prevent injury, minimize discomfort, and preserve the resident’s dignity. Mastering this task not only benefits the resident but also makes the process more efficient and safer for the caregiver.

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Which intervention is the nurse most likely to use for an older patient with hemianopia?

According to research on visual field defects, compensatory scanning training has been shown to improve visual search performance and mobility in affected patients. For an older patient with hemianopia, the intervention the nurse is most likely to use is teaching and reinforcing these visual scanning techniques to help them adapt safely to their condition. This approach directly addresses the patient's primary challenge with visual field loss by providing a practical, repeatable coping strategy.

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Can a 90 year old recover from a stroke?: Understanding the Prognosis

While age is a significant factor in stroke prognosis, modern medical advancements have dramatically improved recovery outcomes for older adults. A **90 year old can recover from a stroke**, but the extent of that recovery depends on multiple factors beyond age, including pre-stroke health, severity, and access to intensive rehabilitation.

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