Medical care

Medical Assessment: A healthcare professional conducts an initial assessment of the client's medication needs, taking into account their overall health status, medical history, and any medications currently being taken.

Safe Administration: Trained professionals follow strict protocols to administer medications according to the client's medical prescriptions, ensuring the correct dosage, route of administration, and appropriate timing.

Monitoring for Side Effects: They carefully monitor for any side effects of the administered medications and report any issues or adverse reactions to a healthcare professional.

Regular Monitoring: Professionals conduct regular checks of the client's vital signs, such as blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, and oxygen saturation.

Data Recording: They accurately record the results of vital signs measurements in a secure medical record, enabling effective monitoring of the client's health status.

Detection of Anomalies: They are trained to detect abnormal variations in vital signs that may indicate an underlying health issue and take necessary measures to address it.

Wound Assessment: Professionals carefully assess the client's wound, examining its condition, size, depth, and healing stage.

Cleaning and Disinfection: They clean the wound using sterile techniques to prevent infections, ensuring the removal of debris and harmful pathogens.

Appropriate Dressings: They apply dressings suitable for the wound to promote quick and effective healing, ensuring the wound remains clean, dry, and protected from external contaminants.