CRITICAL THINKING CONNECTION Clinical Assignment You are a male student assigned to care for an 88-year-old female patient who requires a bed bath. This is your first female patient, and you are nervous and a little embar- rassed about the bath. Critical Thinking Questions: 1. What nursing actions would you prepare for prior to giving the patient a bed bath? 2. What safety precautions would you take? 3. When setting up the supplies for the bed bath, how do you test the water in the basin? 4. As a male student, how would you approach the female patient?

CRITICAL THINKING CONNECTION Clinical Assignment You are a male student assigned to care for an 88-year-old female patient who requires a bed bath. This is your first female patient, and you are nervous and a little embar- rassed about the bath. Critical Thinking Questions: 1. What nursing actions would you prepare for prior to giving the patient a bed bath? 2. What safety precautions would you take? 3. When setting up the supplies for the bed bath, how do you test the water in the basin? 4. As a male student, how would you approach the female patient?

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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