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Question Answered step-by-step Q13: Lleyton Harley is an experienced carer who undertakes many of… Q13: Lleyton Harley is an experienced carer who undertakes many of his shims in the demen:a ward. At 1900 hrs on 17/04/2019, Lleyton was assis:ng Barry Small (a heavily built male pa:ent) to walk to his bed. Barry is usually steady, but due to his advanced demen:a can be unpredictable in his movement. Barry lost his balance and Lleyton ahempted to somen his fall, resul:ng in a back injury to Lleyton. Lleyton recovered amer just some minor pain amer 2 days and returns to work. He was sent to the doctor immediately amer first aid treatment of an ice pack  Discuss this scenario in terms of how this accident should be reported, and Barry’s care plan reviewed. Identify 6 key points in your discussion. fill in incident report and an entry into Barry’s progress notes  Image transcription textAT1: Q13 Progress notes Patient NameBarry Small UR No 45843518 DOE17/02/1942 Medicare Nu… Show more… Show more Image transcription textUNIVERSITY AT1: Q9 Incident reportPersonal details Name Occupation:Section/Dept Date of rep… Show more… Show more Image transcription textAT1: Q9 Hazard report Details (Reportto be completed by anyone whoidentifies a hazard) Date T… Show more… Show more  Q2: List 8 types of policies and/or procedures that are implemented in the workplace regarding WHS.Q3: What are 8 emergency situations that could occur in a hospital? not medical emergences.  Q18: The staff are holding a mee:ng with management. They are concerned about one par:cular patient who is obese and requiring standing machine transfers. Each :me the staff use the machine, the pa:ent complains that he is being hurt and the family are requesting that staff not use the liming equipment and transfer him manually. The staff feel their health and safety is being compromised and have asked to have a meeting with senior staff and the physio. Answer the following questions: •What are the rights of the employee in this scenario? •What are the obliga:ons of the employer in this scenario? •Comment on the steps the staff have taken to address this situation. Q20: Explain the importance of WHS induc:on training.Q8: List 3 characteris:cs of a drug that can be used as a basis for drug classification.  Health Science Science Nursing NURS 5371C Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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