I am in the middle of doing a care plan. I have a patient who does not have much to work with for my topic of the week. We are doing Socialization. Anyways, she is pretty much self care and lives in a nursing home. The only thing I can work with is that she has reading glasses. Are reading glasses considered a "Disturbed sensory perception"? Because the patient can see fine without glasses, its only when she reads that she needs them. So I cannot even start my care plan until I find out about the reading glasses.
Thank you!
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Hey everyone,
I am in the middle of doing a care plan. I have a patient who does not have much to work with for my topic of the week. We are doing Socialization. Anyways, she is pretty much self care and lives in a nursing home. The only thing I can work with is that she has reading glasses. Are reading glasses considered a "Disturbed sensory perception"? Because the patient can see fine without glasses, its only when she reads that she needs them. So I cannot even start my care plan until I find out about the reading glasses.
Thank you!