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The subsequent document serves as the basis for the Slide presentation:

Introductory Slide

One of the most significant family nurse contacts that allows medical professionals to evaluate the family and
the house is a home visit. The family's health cannot be improved without this visit, which also serves to start
health-related activities.

Home Visit Definition, Slide 2

A home visit is providing nursing care right at the patient's door. This procedure calls for judgment, technical pro-
ficiency, and the capacity to build and preserve connections with the family.

Slide 3: Why Attend Home Visits

Visits to homes seek to:

Prevent illness

Assure the highest standard of treatment.

Raising family health standards

Evaluate health, immunization, nutrition, and environmental risks

Slide 4: Notes Made During House Calls

Discussing with the family, note:

Environmentally and physically, the house

The condition of expecting women

Child health under five

State of immunization

Indications of familial malnourishment

personal hygiene, living circumstances, and cleanliness

Slide 5: Health Education Providing nurse care should not stop health education programs. This guarantees the
family is aware of good health habits and the value of preserving a healthy surroundings.

Equipment Required for Home Visits, Slide 6

Home visitation bag, or nursing bag

Family file, individual cards, paper, pencil, pen, phone, laptop

health education resources in different packages (such as prenatal and vaccination)

The Community Bag Slide 7

Carry a community bag with the tools and materials you need for your house visits. Two sections one for items
and the other for solution bottles should make up the 14-by-12-inch bag.

The Community Bag's outer pocket contents are seen on Slide 8.

Diary, throwaway paper bag, hand towels, nail paint, soap, soap dish, spring balance, tape measure.

Main Pocket:

Eye drops, vitamin A solution, syringes, folic acid pills, Dettol, oral antibiotics, betadine lotion, spirit, paracetamol

Small Bag Separated:

Gauze, bandages, scissors, forceps, stethoscope, glucometer, blood pressure monitor, gallipot, cotton swabs

Page 9: Community Bag Goal

Avoid the virus from spreading.

Inform the family about the need of cleanliness.

Performing chosen treatments with appropriate methodology

Slide 10: Technique of the Bag

Of these, which is NOT a necessary item of gear for a house visit?

A family binder; a laptop; a TV

d) Care package

Answer: c) Television

In a house visit, what physical aspects should be noted?

Wall color (a)

The kind of furniture; the ecological setting of the house; the brand of equipment

The home's ecological setting is the answer.

Which object may you discover in the communal bag's inside pocket?

Diary; soap dish; betadine lotion; tape measure

Liquid betadine is the answer.

How should one begin the bag method correctly?

Hands-washed, open the bag and remove what you need, spread a plastic sheet on a spotless surface, and log your
work in the family folder

A clean surface should be covered with a plastic sheet.

Following a house visit, what should be done with used items?

Repackage them in the bag; use the right technique to disinfect them.

a) Toss them into the family's garbage b) Leave them on the spotless surface

The right way to disinfect them is b).

A communal bag is used for which of the following?

A nurse's personal belongings; meals for the family; infection prevention; and family heirloom storage

To stop the illness spreading, is the answer.

What has to be done after the house visit is over?

a) Open the bag; b) Wash your hands.

c) Pause; d) Throw away all leftovers

Wash your hands, is the answer.

On a house visit, which of the following indicates malnutrition?

The size of the house; the existence of household pets; indications of children's underweight or stunted develop-
ment; the family's means of transportation

Indicators of underweight or slowed development in children

In what ways is health education relevant to home visits?

To occupy the time throughout the appointment b) To assist the family in comprehending and adhering to health
procedures

To promote health items; to amuse the family

The family should be helped to understand and maintain health behaviors.

With their coverage of the goal, methods, and observations of house visits, these questions guarantee a thorough
grasp of the subject.
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