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HEALTH and SOCIALCARE
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1Question 1. Routine observation which can be used to support care. ........................................1Question 2. Explain the impact of three common disorders on the major body system. ...........2Question 3. Discuss the routine care given to individual suffering from mental disorder. ........4Question 4. Recommendation and Justification. ........................................................................4CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6
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INTRODUCTIONHealth and social care of an individual is an essential part of life. In the present assignment is aroutine observation in order to support care is included as well as effects of three commondisorders. Further, impact of routine care for an individual is also discussed in this report.Besides this, recommendations and justification are also given here. MAIN BODYQuestion 1 Routine observation which can be used to support care.Routine observation is a minimal level of observation for all patients in the care of thearea of the mental health. It is the most frequently used type of observation. For example, in thefield of professionals routine observation is performed by mass communication. Routineobservation is very essential in the healthcare. In any observation, vital sigh is very essential as itdetermines protocols of treatment should be followed. It is the main elements in care of patients.Routine observation in eyesight is also an example as it is very essential to support eye care. Ineyesight weakness, regular check is very necessary in 3 to 6 months (Munn-Giddings andWinter, 2013). In the department of heart disease, proper safety and regular check up is very crucialelements. There are four levels of routine observation which are fifteen minutes observation,continuous observation and one to one observation. All patients on routine observation statuswill be observed by the nursing staff in the hospital or anywhere once every hour or in a day.Nurse and caretaker at heart hospitals, goes for continuous observation of heart patients as asingle or short mistake or unawareness leads to serious problems or death. In health caredepartment, nursing or caretakers play crucial roles in the safety of patients every year. Thereare some vital signs in care of heath are temperature of body, pulse rate, breathing rate (Staley,2009). It is very important to have monitored the pressure of blood regularly as damages themuscles of heart. Without observations, it leads to long lasting problems and sometimes to death.If regular and proper observation is given in heart disease, an individual can increase it lifeexpectancy by 25 percent (Burrow and et.al, 2016). If there is no regular check up or continuousobservation, it causes permanent damage to life. By regular observations, a doctor or nurse orcare taker, check the flow of blood in the body as because in heath disease, blood clots, blocks1
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