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Q1: Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment.
What would you do?
1.Tell Charles he needs to contact the app developers
2. Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
3. Tell Charles that he needs to go home and practice with it and see if it is useful. At his next appointment if it is not working then you will change the plan.
Q2: Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now.
What would you advise?
1. Advise Charles not to continue riding as that has clearly caused too much stress on his heart.
2. Advise Charles to keep cycling straight away. If he does not then he will gain weight and having an increased BMI will be bad for his heart.
3. Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Q3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke.
What do you say?
1.Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.
2.Advise that he has someone with him at all times that can see if he is acting differently.
3. Advise Charles that he will not have a stroke.
Q1: Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment.
What would you do?
2. Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.Q2: Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now.
What would you advise?
3. Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.Q3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke.
What do you say?
1.Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Question 1 – Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Question 2 – Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Question 3 – Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.
Question 1 – Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Question 2 – Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Question 3 – Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.
Q1:Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2: Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Q3: Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Q1. Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format. To remember that we all process and learn new things differently, to be patient and show him the different ways to access the apps options and information.
Q2. Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time. Explain that once he has all the information, he can make the decision that’s right for him or find something that would suit him better but still meet his needs and enjoyment.
Q3. Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help. Maybe there are some leaflets with more information. If he has any one or more of the symptoms or any concerns to get help.
1. Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment
Option 2, offer to show him how the app works or if you are unsure yourself then see if you can find another member of staff to help him
2. Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now
Option 3, advise Charles to talk to the medical team and senior nurses as they will be able to explain his current physical capabilities and whether or not it would be in his best interest to continue riding his bike
3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke
Option 1, explain to Charles the signs of a stroke, Face, Arms, Speech, and Time to act. This will help him recognise whether or not he is having a stroke in the futureQ1: Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment.
What would you do?
2. Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.Q2: Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now.
What would you advise?
3. Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.Q3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke.
What do you say?
1.Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Q1: Option two. I would try to help the patient with the new technology to the best of my ability.
Q2: Option three. The patient needs to acquire the correct information so it is important as a nurse to acknowledge our limitations and when to refer to other members of the team.
Q3: Option one.Q1: Option two. I would try to help the patient with the new technology to the best of my ability.
Q2: Option three. The patient needs to acquire the correct information so it is important as a nurse to acknowledge our limitations and when to refer to other members of the team.
Q3: Option one.Question 1: Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Question 2: Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Question 3: .Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Q1: Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2: Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Q3. Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Q1: . Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2: Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Q3. .Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Q1: Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2: Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Q3. Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Q1: Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2: Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Q3. Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Q1: Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment.
What would you do?Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2: Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now.
What would you advise?Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Q3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke.
What do you say?Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.
Q1 Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2 Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Q3 Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Q1: Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment.
2. I will offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2: Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now. What would you advise?
3. I will advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.Q3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke. What do you say?
1. Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.
Q1: Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment.
What would you do?
Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.Q2: Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now.
What would you advise?
Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.Q3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke.
What do you say?
Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Q1: Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment.
What would you do? Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2: Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now.
What would you advise?
Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.Q3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke.
What do you say?
Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Q1: Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment.
What would you do?
2. Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2: Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now.
What would you advise?
3. Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Q3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke.
What do you say? Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.Question 1 – what would you do?
Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment, if it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Question 2 – what would you advise?
I would advise for Charles to speak to the medical team and senior nurses before going back on his bike. This is to avoid any further complications and to make sure he is healthy and stable enough to go back to exercising.
Question 3
I would direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help. I think this offers Charles the breakdown of a stroke which will help him notice in the future.Q1: Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment.
What would you do? 2. Offer to show Charles how the app works during the appointment. If it is accessible for Charles, provide the information in an alternative format.
Q2: Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now.
What would you advise? 3. Advise Charles talks to the medical team and the senior nurses before undertaking this so that it is progressed and done at the right time.
Q3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke.
What do you say? 1.Direct Charles to the following advice, Face – does your face look different on one side? Arms – can you raise your arms? Speech – is your speech slurred or different? Time to act – call 999, get help.
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