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NURSE (84%), INTERLOCUTOR (16%)
NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 0:00 Good morning. IM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 0:01 Good morning.NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 0:05 I'm traveling asado, one of the register nurses working here in the hospital rehabilitation unit. And may I know the reason for your visit today?IM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 0:15 Yes, nurse. I'm visiting my 75 years old mother who has been admitted to the hospital following the stroke.NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 0:27 Okay, so could you could you please tell me your mother's detail for our documentation? Purpose, please?IM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 0:35 Yes, nurse. My mother's name is Maggie and she's 75 years old.NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 0:44 Yes, that's, that's yes. That's understood. You are the daughter of Miss Maggie. Right?IM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 0:51 Yes, nurse.NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 0:53 Okay. I'm glad to tell you that Miss Maggie is he is in her recovery stage of stage one. And she is recovering well, today, a morning I have monitor her vital sign, that means our temperature, blood pressure, which is absolutely fine. And she's doing well. Apart from that there is a sound problem related to memory and speech where she need assistance. And she has some, she'll get some time to recall all the events. And she has some slight immobility and gait or posture, man, it is men. So all this difficulty she has. But other than that, she is doing great. Okay, so try not to worry. And do you have? Do you have any other concern? Or do you have any idea of what your mother is suffering with this?IM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 1:58 Nurse, first of all, I'm really glad to hear that she's a little bit better. And I'm intending to visit my mother every day. But I want to make sure that I don't tire her outNP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 2:16 in tears, that's, that's the great thing that the great thought you have. Yes, certainly, I would like to tell you. So, regular interaction is very important for her because it will enhance her mood and it will feel her energize feeling her to pass this hospital stay you very well. It is very convenient for her to interact with with a family member. And that will certainly help her to get recover soon. But I would like to tell that as per our hospital policy, we should allow only two people or two family members at a time. So I hope you keep it in mind and because minimal distraction, always helpful for the patient in order to achieve their recovery. Okay. So specifically during the mean time or during the NBR administering treatment of a drug to the patient, specifically for that time, we always tend to tell tell the visitors that they should should not disturb or distract the patient during the specific time when we are administering some drug or their meal time. Okay. So I hope you understood what I want to say.IM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 3:40 Yes, nerves, I will try to be aware when my mother seems tired nerves. When I saw yesterday, I felt helpless as I wasn't sure what could I do for her?NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 3:56 Yes, definitely as the daughter I can understand how you're feeling for your mother, but let me tell you this is a this is a step where she is progressing toward achieving recovery and it will take some time it is not like it is not happen in a one day or one night she will be all right. So it will be take some time, I can say it's a gradual process for her recovery. So hard tire and tiredness will be there, but in order to get too much exhaustion, so we can we can tackle the situation very well. So minimal interaction will help her to to get rid of this excessive tiredness. And we should not allow her to walk too much that will also help her to achieve greater recovery and reduce her tiredness so this thing I think we can try.IM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 4:56 Yes nurse so much for the Edwin eyes?NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 5:02 And did you have any other concern regarding your motherIM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 5:06 is nurse, when can I take my mother outside so that she can get some fresh aid.NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 5:15 In years, I can understand your your concern that you want to take your mother out to in order to get fresh air. But let me tell you, as I said, she is not yet completely recover. So she says she still need regular monitoring by our well trained nursing staff. In order to get her adequate strength. She is not yet completely oriented about the time place and person and she still needs some assistance in order to achieve complete mobility. So, so I afraid to tell you that this is not the right time to take her out, give her some time to recover, and then you can take her out, because this time this taking this decision, it is unnecessary, indulging her into into some other race. So it's my advice, restrict for a few more days. Okay.IM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 6:15 Okay, now, I agree with you.NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 6:19 Yes, thank you. And I would like to tell one thing that she needs some assistance while carrying out her activity of walking with her and when you're taking some steps with her, she will also feel that encouraged to walk few more steps. Okay, so that you can just try to walk with her given support, and she needs a lot of care and attention. Okay, are you followingIM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 6:48 me? Yes, nurse.NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 6:51 Okay, I think I have clear all your doubts, or is there anything to clear for me?IM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 6:57 No, nurse, thank you so much for everything you have addressed all my concerns.NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 7:04 Okay. Thank you so much for patient listening, and I hope your mother will achieve great recovery in a short span.IM INTERLOCUTOR MANJU TAK 7:13 Thank you, nurse. Have a nice,NP NURSE PRADNYA JADHAV 7:15 thank you. Thank you.
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