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Hi there, welcome to this short Questionairre for Raymond Potter. This Questionairre will test your knowledge on the very basic items that you will require to assist Raymond. Some Questions have explanations before or after for your better undestanding of the concept. Please note that this Questionaire contains sensitive information and you are bound by our privacy policy and code of conduct. Only proceed if you agree. 
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    What is Digital Stimulation ?

    Digital stimulation is a way to empty the reflex bowel after a spinal cord injury. It may also be called a "dil." It involves moving the finger or dil stick around in a circular motion inside the rectum. By doing this, the the bowel reflex is stimulated and the rectal muscles open and allow the stool to leave the body.

    This procedure is best done on people who do not have painful sensation in the rectal area. Pressure may be felt in the rectal area, but it should not be painful. The dil should be done at the same time every day or every other day to stay on a schedule and avoid bowel accidents. The time and how often a dil is done depends on the individual.

     

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    Raymond has fluctuatuing Blood Pressure and relies on patches when the BP is high.
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    Raymond has fluctuatuing Blood Pressure and relies on patches when the BP is high.
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    Once a patch has been applied, it will need to be taken off after a certain time.
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    What is BiPAP?

    Bilevel positive airway pressure (known as BPAP,
    or more commonly under the trade name, BiPAP) is a machine that helps you breathe. It’s a form of noninvasive ventilation that providers might use if you can breathe on your own but aren’t getting enough oxygen or can’t get rid of carbon dioxide. Unlike invasive mechanical ventilation, which connects to a tube in your throat, BiPAP delivers air through a mask on your face.

    “Positive airway pressure” means that the device pushes air at a higher pressure into your airway, which includes your nose, mouth and windpipe (trachea). That higher pressure keeps your airway open and can help move air into and out of your lungs.

    “Bilevel” means that it gives you airflow at two different pressures: one for when you’re inhaling and a lower one for when you’re exhaling. These two levels are called inhalation positive airway pressure (IPAP) and exhalation positive airway pressure (EPAP). The machine settings can set the timing of the two pressures (timed) or it can adjust the pressure based on your breathing patterns (automatic).

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    Raymond uses his Bipap machine when he goes to bed. The following question is checking for common knowledge and nothing specific to policies and procedures.
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    Raymond is hoisted out of his bed in the morning. Please select the best answer.
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    For someone who has a urine bag, the catheter needs to be tied to the leg so the urine bag does not pull the catheter causing traumatic injuries.
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    Raymond uses Apple Airpods which may run out of charge at some point. Please select one option that applies.
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    Raymond lives with his family. As this is your workplace, it is their family home too. There are certain things the family would not like you to do. Please select all that would apply.
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