The risk of falling must not be smaller.

Author:Healthy China Time:2022.07.30

The 86 -year -old Aunt Zhang was unfavorable to the left limb due to cerebral infarction. After rehabilitation, she was able to complete daily actions such as the transfer, eating, and washing with the help of the caregiver. In the past two years, Aunt Zhang has been taken care of by his 60 -year -old daughter. A few days ago, something that made Aunt Zhang regret it.

Aunt Zhang's daughter was ready to take her to walk outdoors, helped Aunt Zhang to the wheelchair, and found that she forgot to take the kettle, and hurriedly turned to pick up things. Unexpectedly, Aunt Zhang stood up, and threw it on the wheelchair's tripod and fell to the ground. After being diagnosed with the hospital, Aunt Zhang's left femoral neck fracture was needed to be hospitalized.

How to prevent such incidents?

1. To improve the awareness of prevention, caregivers and disabled elderly people should actively learn about prevention of prevention.

2. According to the rehabilitation of the elderly, professional physicians are requested to dynamically evaluate their ability to sit, stand, and start, and timely change the thinking of thinking.

3. When leaving the elderly, the caregiver should communicate with the elderly to inform the time and purpose of leaving to reduce the panic of the elderly.

4. Use the seat belt of the wheelchair correctly. If necessary, you can use tools such as restrained vests to avoid the elderly fall.

5. It is recommended that the items that the elderly are often used to be used in a backpack. As an exclusive "out -of -bag" for the elderly, pay attention to daily consolidation to make it easy to travel at any time.

6. Although the care work is borne by one person, it is conducive to understanding the living habits and safety of the caregiver. However, the caregivers in the case are older and often take for a long time, and their spirit, physical strength, and physical health should also get the attention of their family. Therefore, the caregiver should be arranged reasonably, and the best family will take turns care.