The Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s) is a term that is used to describe self-care activities that we perform on a normal daily basis. These include activities such as bathing, dressing, feeding, grooming, etc. to name a few. Within the Healthcare Professional realm, the ability or inability to perform the Activities of Daily Living can be a measurement of a person’s function and independence.
Course Content
Video – How to Help with Getting Dressed (ADLs)
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Introduction
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Assisting Older Adults with Transfers
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Assisting older adults in bathing
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5 Topics
Safety first
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Respect the senior’s privacy
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Have all supplies ready to go
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Have an open conversation
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Be patient and respectful
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Assisting older adults in eating
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1 Topic
Safe Eating
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Safety first for caregivers
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2 Topics
Basic safety tips for elderly toilet use
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How to sit and stand safely
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Assisting older adults in dressing and undressing
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1 Topic
Selecting Clothing
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Test your Knowledge
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1 Quiz
Quiz – Assisting with Personal Care through ADLs
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