Or. Admin. R. 411-086-0120 - Nursing Services: Changes of Condition
(1) Change of Condition (Generally). Nursing
staff shall observe, assess, document, and report to the DNS and the resident's
physician any significant change in resident condition that warrants medical or
nursing intervention, including any significant change in:
(a) Vital signs;
(b) Skin integrity (i.e., decubitus
ulcer);
(c) Hydration;
(d) Ability to take or retain food or
fluids;
(e) Weight
gain/loss;
(f) Bowel or bladder
function;
(g) Behavior;
(h) Level of comfort (i.e., pain, injury);
or
(i) Level of
consciousness.
(2) Acute
Condition Change. The nursing staff shall ensure that any significant and acute
condition change is promptly assessed and documented by a registered nurse and
that appropriate measures are immediately instituted.
(3) Documentation. Documentation shall
include assessment, appropriate interventions, monitoring and outcome until
point of resolution.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 410.070, 410.090 & 441.055
Stats. Implemented: ORS 441.055 & 441.615
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