Most of the time concentration problems in the Care recipient (cr) do not require immediate care however in some cases concentration difficulty may be a symptom of a life-threatening condition consider seeking immediate care if the cr shows some of these life-threatening symptoms including

Try: Change in level of consciousness or alertness such as passing out or unresponsiveness change in mental status or sudden behavior change such as confusion delirium lethargy hallucinations or delusions slurred speech or inability to speak high fever high-pitched shrill cries in an infant or small child paralysis or inability to move a body part […]

Concentration problems can be an issue for many care recipients cr because there are so many things competing for our attention the good news is that the ability to focus is not something you have to be born with but something that can be nurtured and developed below are tips that can help the cr deal with concentration problems and improve the ability to focus

Try: Break down big tasks into small chunks if you have a big thing to work on break it down into a number of small easily manageable steps and also decide the order in which you want to complete them you can start with the most important task and end with the least important one […]

Care recipient (cr) has a movement and balance disorder that causes him her to have trouble sitting down in a chair by him herself

Try: Suggest that cr try using the touch-turn-sit technique below are the steps you can suggest to cr touch the chair for stability turn slowly to maintain balance touch the chair with the other hand guide yourself and sit down Materials: n/a Categories: Sage, Topic, Medical Physical, Mobility, Needs Some Assistance, Needs Much Assistance Information: […]