Void afterdose.(Providecomfort andsafety)TeachClients topacethemselves.Evaluate drugeffects(lessensss/ ofParkinsons)Encourageclients to useMobilitydevices (fallsRisk)Encourageclients tolook up andforward(Falls Risk)Assessorientation.(Providecomfort andsafety)TeachClients totakebreaksEncourageIndependenceDosingneedsadjustingover timeAssessforAESSlow positionchanges.(Providecomfort andsafety.)Void afterdose.(Providecomfort andsafety)TeachClients topacethemselves.Evaluate drugeffects(lessensss/ ofParkinsons)Encourageclients to useMobilitydevices (fallsRisk)Encourageclients tolook up andforward(Falls Risk)Assessorientation.(Providecomfort andsafety)TeachClients totakebreaksEncourageIndependenceDosingneedsadjustingover timeAssessforAESSlow positionchanges.(Providecomfort andsafety.)

Nursing Considerations for Dopaminergics - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Void after dose. (Provide comfort and safety)
  2. Teach Clients to pace themselves.
  3. Evaluate drug effects(lessens ss/ of Parkinsons)
  4. Encourage clients to use Mobility devices (falls Risk)
  5. Encourage clients to look up and forward (Falls Risk)
  6. Assess orientation.(Provide comfort and safety)
  7. Teach Clients to take breaks
  8. Encourage Independence
  9. Dosing needs adjusting over time
  10. Assess for AES
  11. Slow position changes.(Provide comfort and safety.)