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Nursing Case Study: SO EMT Perez

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On 10/22/2015 SO EMT Perez was dispatched to FC 418 regaurding a fallen female resident. SO EMT Perez knocked and announce his presence at the door and was greeted by the spouse of the resident who invited him in. The fallen resident in question was on the kitchen floor sitting upright, a Mrs. Barbara Murtishaw. Mrs. Barbara Murtishaw had fallen in her kitchen and needed a lift assist because she could not get up on her own strength. Mrs. Barbara Murtishaw stated that she was not in any pain and only wated to be lifted upright. SO EMT Perez performed a lift assist safely and without further injury. SO EMT Perez witnessed Mrs. Barbara Murtishaw walk to her bedsides with the assistance of her walker. After insuring that there was nothing that

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