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woman 92 years 165 cm 68 kg
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The senior woman is 92 years old, weighs 68 kg, and is 165 cm tall. She suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's disease, has impaired short-term memory, and often repeats the same questions. She is not aggressive and does not tend to leave the house. Her hearing is impaired, and she uses a hearing aid, so it is necessary to speak louder, clearly, and face her. The senior is independently mobile, moves around the house without aids, and does not need help getting up. She requires partial assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. She mostly dresses and uses the toilet by herself, but sometimes needs guidance and help with hygiene or changing incontinence aids. She suffers from urinary incontinence. Depending on her current condition, she may need help or supervision during showering. The job responsibilities include cooking, shopping, cleaning, laundry, and general household care. It is important to oversee her regular intake of food and fluids, remind her to take medications prepared by the caregiving service, and help her maintain a daily routine. The caregiver should keep her company, engage in conversations, play music or the radio, and involve her in pleasant activities. Blood pressure is monitored by the caregiving service and the senior's niece, who is a doctor, assists with healthcare. Night care is not required. The senior sometimes walks around the house at night but then returns to bed on her own. The caregiver does not need to get up because of this. The senior lives alone in a family house with an area of approximately 400 m² in Brühl. The caregiver has their own room, a separate bathroom, and Wi-Fi available. Free time can be arranged with the family.
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