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Toileting, Elimination & Perineal Aids

How often should an incontinent resident be checked and offered toileting?

  • A.Only when the resident smells of urine
  • B.Once per shift
  • C.Only at bedtime
  • D.On a regular schedule, often at least every two hours and after meals
Correct answer

D. On a regular schedule, often at least every two hours and after meals

Why

Regular checks and a toileting schedule keep skin drier and can reduce incontinence episodes. Waiting for odor means the resident has already been wet for some time.

Content outline: Physical Care Skills - Activities of Daily Living: Elimination · From the Physical Care Skills practice bank (PC-084).

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