[Answered]: Case Study: Changes in care needs You have been…

Case Study: Changes in care needs You have been helping Mrs I with her personal care for some time. She still has a lot of things she can do for herself, so you mostly assist her with tasks like washing and drying her toes and back, helping her to finish off the tasks at the end of a shower. You also assist her with buttons and zips as her hands have some arthritis. She just cannot hold onto small items like buttons any more. 07.03.15: Three days ago you noticed that Mrs I seemed a bit more tired than usual and slower at the tasks she normally does quite easily. You didn’t think too much of it because she said she did not sleep very well. You then had two days off and a casual worker had been caring for Mrs J. 10.03.15: After you come back to work you notice that Mrs I still seems to be very tired and her arms seem to be losing some of their strength. She continues to tell you she is having trouble sleeping and is not feeling well. Do you think this issue needs to be reported to anyone? YES No Explain your answer Who would you tell? Think about who needs to know. Identify at least 2 ways you need to communicate this information? i. ii. List 5 things you think are important issues of concern. i. ii.