30 November 20xx, 2.25 PM Scenerio 1 Judith has been in your care...

Question Answered step-by-step 30 November 20xx, 2.25 PM Scenerio 1 Judith has been in your care… 30 November 20xx, 2.25 PM Scenerio 1Judith has been in your care since she arrived at the center four years ago. However, for the last two months, you have been away on a holiday. On your first day back, as you and another individual support worker were about to hoist her from the bed and onto her wheelchair, you noticed that Judith has sore, purple discolored and painful spots about 8cm across on both her shoulders and a smaller one about 3cm across on the backside of her head. Monday, 30 November 20xx 2.25pmWhen she was on her side, you saw some bleeding through her pants and on the bedsheets from the upper part of her buttocks. It appears it has not been checked for at least a day or two. Her bed sheets were stained and smelled of faeces and urine. She looked in pain.You asked her if you could check what’s causing her pain. You found that she had an open wound about 2cm across and the skin surrounding it was very red and discolored. Judith cringed in pain as you gently assessed the condition of her skin. You later found out that she has not been out of her bed in two days. You asked her why she has not gone out of her bed, and she told you that she’s just been feeling too tired lately and going out just takes too much effort. She asked you if she could just stay in bed and rest today.You noticed that she seems withdrawn. You also noticed that she’s lost a lot of weight since the last time you saw her about two months ago. Scenario 2Scenario – Nurse Naja 30 November 20xx, 1:25PMJudith asked you if you can get medication to help her with the pain. She started feeling pain on her buttocks and both shoulders two (2) days ago but did not tell anyone until you were back from your leave. When you asked her why she did not tell anyone about it, she said she did not want to bother the nurse. This made you worry about Judith and asked her if there was anything else that was bothering her. You found out that she has not had any bowel movement in two (2) days, and urinating has started to become painful for her.She asked if you can clean her wounds and give her pain medication. You explained to her that although you would love to help her, you are not qualified to perform those procedures on clients. You checked her care plan and found that her nurse’s name is Naja Nielsson. You explained to Judith that registered nurse Naja Nielsson would be the best person to clean her wounds and help her manage her pain with medication as prescribed by her doctor.Judith appeared worried when you mentioned the nurse’s name. She hesitantly tells you that the pain is gone, and she feels fine. She tells you she does not need the pain medication anymore. Sceneiro 3You checked the rest of the room for other soiled items that need washing. You noticed that the anti-slip mats in Judith’s bathroom are not there anymore, and water is pooling between the tiles of the shower floor.After hearing Judith’s stories, and seeing her injuries, it was clear to you that she has been physically and verbally abused by registered nurse, Naja. However, Judith is too frightened to let anyone know about it or file any formal complaints.With a volunteer (to play the role of Judith), simulate a conversation with Judith to talk about her rights and options to file a complaint.To ensure that the scenario provides you with the opportunity to demonstrate the skills required for this task, use the following talking points in your role play:Points of discussion to be raised by you as Judith’s individual support worker:Talk to Judith about her rights in a manner that will encourage and maintain her trust.Discuss her options for filing complaints. Health Science Science Nursing NURSING CHC33015 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)