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COMFORT SLEEP &
COMFORT DEVICES
BY: MS. RINKAL PATEL
INTRODUCTION
 Comfort is concerned with rest, with the relation of
one part of the body to another, with the bed & the
whole environment.
 Comfort is a every procedure as it is an aspect of
the total care of patient.
 Comfort device are invented articles which would
add to comfort of patient when used in appropriate
manner.
 These devices relive the discomfort & help in
maintaining correct posture.
 Various comfort devices are used fro giving
comfort to the patient, such as: pillow, back rest,
foot rest, bed block, bed cradles, sand bags, air
cushion, rubber & cotton rings, air & water matters
& knee rest.
COMFORT MEASURES
DEFINITION
 Comfort is a state of free from pain & discomfort
tension & anxiety.
 Comfort is defined as the contented enjoyment in
physical or mental well-being freedom from pain or
trouble.
 Discomfort is defined as want of comfort or ease
due to pain or annoyance.
 Comfort devices are the mechanical devices to
promote comfort to the patient.
 Comfort devices are invented articles which would
add to the comfort of the patient when used in the
appropriate manner, by reliving the discomfort &
helping to maintain correct posture.
PURPOSE
 To promote comfort.
 To prevent discomfort.
 To alleviate discomfort.
 To ensure that the patient has rest.
 To assist the patient to obtain an adequate sleep to
meet his requirement.
 To maintain correct posture.
PRINCIPLES RELEVANT TO
COMFORT
 Definite periods of sleep are an essential
component of the circadian rhythm in human being.
 Adequate amounts of sleep are needed for optimal
physical & psychological functioning of the
individual.
 Individual needs for sleep vary with age, growth
patterns, health status & individual differences.
 Lack of sufficient sleep impairs a person’s physical
functioning, his mental alertness & his social
relationship.
 Individual habits vary with regard to beds time rituals.
 Sleep pattern may be disturbed by changes in person’s
normal daily living patterns by social & emotional
problems by physical problems & by minor irritation or
discomforts.
 Sleeps at times are almost invariable disturbed by
illness.
Factors affecting comfort
 Pain
 Restriction of movements due to weakness.
 Wrinkled soiled & wet sheets.
 Delayed or inadequate attention to meet the personal needs.
 Lack of exercise.
 Temperature extremes.
 Too bright lights and glares.
 Fear & anxiety due to illness.
 Insecurity feeling.
 Lack of sleep.
 Uncomfortable position.
 Indigestion & irregular bowel movements.
Causes of discomfort
 Pain
 Restriction of movements due to weakness.
 Wrinkled soiled & wet sheets.
 Delayed or inadequate attention to meet the personal needs.
 Lack of exercise.
 Temperature extremes.
 Too bright lights and glares.
 Fear & anxiety due to illness.
 Insecurity feeling.
 Lack of sleep.
 Uncomfortable position.
 Indigestion & irregular bowel movements.
Factors promoting physical comfort
 Immediate Needs
 Morning care.
 Evening care.
 Bedtime care.
COMFORT DEVICES
 Pillows.
 Back rest.
 Rolls.
 Sand bags.
 Air & water matters.
 Rings.
 Bed cradles.
 Bed blocks.
 Air cushion.
Pillow
 Pillows are used to
given comfortable
position to the patient.
These are most
commonly used to
support various body
parts.
Purpose
 To maintain proper body alignment.
 To support body part in good alignment.
 Help to reduce pressure.
 It can be folded, rolled or tucked firmly against the
body to maintain position.
 It is used to support head, neck, arm legs & part of
the back adds to the physical comfort.
Beck rest
 Back rest is a
mechanical device
which provides a
suitable support & rest
for the back of the
patient in sitting
position.
Purpose
 To supports back.
 To facilities easy breathing .
 It is given especially for heart patients & asthma
patients.
 This position’s used in postoperative period.
Rolls
 Hand rolls are made of
cloth that rolled in t
cylinder’ about four to
five inches long & two
to three inches in
diameter & stuffed
firmly.
Purpose
 There are used to keep the fingers from being held in a
tight fist leading to flexion contracture in patients who
are unable to move hands due to paralysis, injury or
disease.
 Thigh rolls are made by folding a sheet to desired
length of two three feet & then rolled into a tight
cylinder.
 Thing rolls are used to support hips & thighs
preventing them from outward rotation & keeping the
feet in good alignment incase of paralysis, fracture of
femur of hip surgery.
Foot rest
 Foot rests are the
mechanical device used
to given rest of foot.
Sand bags or foot board
may be substituted.
Purpose
 It helps to maintain the normal position of feet.
 It is used for the comfort.
 To prevent foot drop.
Sand bags
 Sand bags are canvas,
rubber or plastic bags
filled with sand and are
1, 5, & 10 lbs in weight.
 Sand bags are used to
immobilize a part.
Purpose
 To relive discomfort.
 Used to support the body part.
 Used to immobilized the body part.
 Used to support as in fracture bones.
 To prevent foot drop or wrist drop.
Air & Water Mattresses
 Air & water mattresses
are used for very thin or
obese patients & those
who are prone to get
pressure sores.
 The principles is that
pressure exerted by the
body, will be distributed
equally in all direction.
 Air & water mattresses are plastic mattresses with
two sets of chambers.
 To use them place the mattress on the bed & fill air
or water in the compartment.
 Cover the mattress with light bottom clothes.
Purpose
 To improve circulation.
 To provide comfort.
 To prevent pressure sore.
 Used in very thin or obese patients.
 Used in chronic bed ridden patients.
Caution
 Avoid punctures in the mattress with needles, pins
or other sharp object.
Rings
 Air rings are made of
rubber.
 The air ring is inflated
about half full tested for
leakage, cover & the
placed under the
patient’s hip in such a
way that the value is on
one side & not in contact
with body.
 Cotton rings are made wrapped with bandage.
 These are placed under the bony prominences such
as heels & fastened in place if necessary.
Purpose
 Used to lift the hip from bed to prevent bed sore.
 It helps to prevent direct pressure of on bony
prominences.
 It improves the circulation.
Bed cradles
 Bed cradles vary widely
in size & in material.
 Bed cradles are of
wooden, metal or
electronic.
 The bed cradles support &
take off the weight of the
bedding.
 Bed cradle are
semicircular in shape
made of wood/ metal/
entirely made of metal
tubing or slats.
Purpose
 Used to prevent the top cloth is coming in contact
with the patients especially in burns patients.
 To apply heat in case of dying plaster casts.
 Electronic bed cradles are used to supply the
desired warm in the case of shock.
Bed blocks
 Bed blocks are made up
of wood size, may be
high or low.
 These are placed under
the foot of bed for
various reasons.
Purpose
 To prevent shock.
 To arrest hemorrhage.
 To retain enema.
 After spinal anesthesia.
 After tonsillectomy.
 To provide traction.
 To position in postural drainage.
Air cushion
 Air cushions are round in
shape & made up of
rubber.
 These can be inflated
with air.
 These are used to take off
weight of the body.
 Air cushion should not be
applied directly in
contact with skin. They
should have a cover.
Purpose
 To relive pressure on certain parts of the body.
 It provides relaxation as it yields to shift off body
weight & it relieves on certain parts of body.
Hot water bags
 A water bag is a made
up of leather, canvas or
other materials, which
are used for giving hot
application.
Purpose
 To reduce inflammation.
 To relive pain.
 To promote healing.
 To provide warmth to the body.
Causation
 Always cover the hot water bag with cloth, as
direct application can cause burn.
Ice bag
 Ice pack are used to
apply cryotherapy.
 These are plastic packs
filled with ice cubes.
Purpose
 To relive the pain from sprains, stains & soft tissue
injuries.
 To reduce inflammation.
 Cryotherapy work by reducing blood flow to
particulate area.
 Decreased blood supply reduces inflammation &
thus relieves pain caused by swelling &
inflammation.
Slide rails
 Side rails are the bars
positioned along the
sides of the length of the
beds.
Purpose
 Side rails ensure patient’s safety & useful for
increasing patient’s mobility in bed.
 It provides assistance to patient in rolling from side
to side or sitting up in bed.
 It is the prime responsibility of the nurses to ensure
raising side rails of disoriented, unconscious &
pediatric patients to prevent falls.
Foot end elevator
 It is a platform or an
enclosure raised &
lowered in vertical shaft
to provide elevated
support for feet &
ankles.
 It is ideal for
postoperative &
rehabilitation.
Knee rest
 This is a device placed
under the knees to
provide comfort.
 Knee rest provide
relaxation & thus relives
pain on tendons beneath
the knees
Wedge/Abductor Pillow
 Wedge or abductor
pillow is a special
triangular shaped pillow
made of heavy foam.
 It is used to maintain
legs in abduction
following total hip
replacement surgery.
Hand & wrist splints
 Hand & wrist splints
are splints individually
molded for the patient
to maintain proper
thumb in slight
adduction & wrist in
slight dorsiflexion.
 These splints should
be used only for the
patient whom the
splint was made for
comfort.
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COMFORT SLEEP & COMFORT DEVICES - Copy.pptx

  • 1. COMFORT SLEEP & COMFORT DEVICES BY: MS. RINKAL PATEL
  • 2. INTRODUCTION  Comfort is concerned with rest, with the relation of one part of the body to another, with the bed & the whole environment.  Comfort is a every procedure as it is an aspect of the total care of patient.  Comfort device are invented articles which would add to comfort of patient when used in appropriate manner.
  • 3.  These devices relive the discomfort & help in maintaining correct posture.  Various comfort devices are used fro giving comfort to the patient, such as: pillow, back rest, foot rest, bed block, bed cradles, sand bags, air cushion, rubber & cotton rings, air & water matters & knee rest.
  • 5. DEFINITION  Comfort is a state of free from pain & discomfort tension & anxiety.  Comfort is defined as the contented enjoyment in physical or mental well-being freedom from pain or trouble.  Discomfort is defined as want of comfort or ease due to pain or annoyance.
  • 6.  Comfort devices are the mechanical devices to promote comfort to the patient.  Comfort devices are invented articles which would add to the comfort of the patient when used in the appropriate manner, by reliving the discomfort & helping to maintain correct posture.
  • 7. PURPOSE  To promote comfort.  To prevent discomfort.  To alleviate discomfort.  To ensure that the patient has rest.  To assist the patient to obtain an adequate sleep to meet his requirement.  To maintain correct posture.
  • 8. PRINCIPLES RELEVANT TO COMFORT  Definite periods of sleep are an essential component of the circadian rhythm in human being.  Adequate amounts of sleep are needed for optimal physical & psychological functioning of the individual.  Individual needs for sleep vary with age, growth patterns, health status & individual differences.
  • 9.  Lack of sufficient sleep impairs a person’s physical functioning, his mental alertness & his social relationship.  Individual habits vary with regard to beds time rituals.  Sleep pattern may be disturbed by changes in person’s normal daily living patterns by social & emotional problems by physical problems & by minor irritation or discomforts.  Sleeps at times are almost invariable disturbed by illness.
  • 10. Factors affecting comfort  Pain  Restriction of movements due to weakness.  Wrinkled soiled & wet sheets.  Delayed or inadequate attention to meet the personal needs.  Lack of exercise.  Temperature extremes.  Too bright lights and glares.  Fear & anxiety due to illness.  Insecurity feeling.  Lack of sleep.  Uncomfortable position.  Indigestion & irregular bowel movements.
  • 11. Causes of discomfort  Pain  Restriction of movements due to weakness.  Wrinkled soiled & wet sheets.  Delayed or inadequate attention to meet the personal needs.  Lack of exercise.  Temperature extremes.  Too bright lights and glares.  Fear & anxiety due to illness.  Insecurity feeling.  Lack of sleep.  Uncomfortable position.  Indigestion & irregular bowel movements.
  • 12. Factors promoting physical comfort  Immediate Needs  Morning care.  Evening care.  Bedtime care.
  • 13. COMFORT DEVICES  Pillows.  Back rest.  Rolls.  Sand bags.  Air & water matters.  Rings.  Bed cradles.  Bed blocks.  Air cushion.
  • 14. Pillow  Pillows are used to given comfortable position to the patient. These are most commonly used to support various body parts.
  • 15. Purpose  To maintain proper body alignment.  To support body part in good alignment.  Help to reduce pressure.  It can be folded, rolled or tucked firmly against the body to maintain position.  It is used to support head, neck, arm legs & part of the back adds to the physical comfort.
  • 16. Beck rest  Back rest is a mechanical device which provides a suitable support & rest for the back of the patient in sitting position.
  • 17. Purpose  To supports back.  To facilities easy breathing .  It is given especially for heart patients & asthma patients.  This position’s used in postoperative period.
  • 18. Rolls  Hand rolls are made of cloth that rolled in t cylinder’ about four to five inches long & two to three inches in diameter & stuffed firmly.
  • 19. Purpose  There are used to keep the fingers from being held in a tight fist leading to flexion contracture in patients who are unable to move hands due to paralysis, injury or disease.  Thigh rolls are made by folding a sheet to desired length of two three feet & then rolled into a tight cylinder.  Thing rolls are used to support hips & thighs preventing them from outward rotation & keeping the feet in good alignment incase of paralysis, fracture of femur of hip surgery.
  • 20. Foot rest  Foot rests are the mechanical device used to given rest of foot. Sand bags or foot board may be substituted.
  • 21. Purpose  It helps to maintain the normal position of feet.  It is used for the comfort.  To prevent foot drop.
  • 22. Sand bags  Sand bags are canvas, rubber or plastic bags filled with sand and are 1, 5, & 10 lbs in weight.  Sand bags are used to immobilize a part.
  • 23. Purpose  To relive discomfort.  Used to support the body part.  Used to immobilized the body part.  Used to support as in fracture bones.  To prevent foot drop or wrist drop.
  • 24. Air & Water Mattresses  Air & water mattresses are used for very thin or obese patients & those who are prone to get pressure sores.  The principles is that pressure exerted by the body, will be distributed equally in all direction.
  • 25.  Air & water mattresses are plastic mattresses with two sets of chambers.  To use them place the mattress on the bed & fill air or water in the compartment.  Cover the mattress with light bottom clothes.
  • 26. Purpose  To improve circulation.  To provide comfort.  To prevent pressure sore.  Used in very thin or obese patients.  Used in chronic bed ridden patients.
  • 27. Caution  Avoid punctures in the mattress with needles, pins or other sharp object.
  • 28. Rings  Air rings are made of rubber.  The air ring is inflated about half full tested for leakage, cover & the placed under the patient’s hip in such a way that the value is on one side & not in contact with body.
  • 29.  Cotton rings are made wrapped with bandage.  These are placed under the bony prominences such as heels & fastened in place if necessary.
  • 30. Purpose  Used to lift the hip from bed to prevent bed sore.  It helps to prevent direct pressure of on bony prominences.  It improves the circulation.
  • 31. Bed cradles  Bed cradles vary widely in size & in material.  Bed cradles are of wooden, metal or electronic.  The bed cradles support & take off the weight of the bedding.  Bed cradle are semicircular in shape made of wood/ metal/ entirely made of metal tubing or slats.
  • 32. Purpose  Used to prevent the top cloth is coming in contact with the patients especially in burns patients.  To apply heat in case of dying plaster casts.  Electronic bed cradles are used to supply the desired warm in the case of shock.
  • 33. Bed blocks  Bed blocks are made up of wood size, may be high or low.  These are placed under the foot of bed for various reasons.
  • 34. Purpose  To prevent shock.  To arrest hemorrhage.  To retain enema.  After spinal anesthesia.  After tonsillectomy.  To provide traction.  To position in postural drainage.
  • 35. Air cushion  Air cushions are round in shape & made up of rubber.  These can be inflated with air.  These are used to take off weight of the body.  Air cushion should not be applied directly in contact with skin. They should have a cover.
  • 36. Purpose  To relive pressure on certain parts of the body.  It provides relaxation as it yields to shift off body weight & it relieves on certain parts of body.
  • 37. Hot water bags  A water bag is a made up of leather, canvas or other materials, which are used for giving hot application.
  • 38. Purpose  To reduce inflammation.  To relive pain.  To promote healing.  To provide warmth to the body.
  • 39. Causation  Always cover the hot water bag with cloth, as direct application can cause burn.
  • 40. Ice bag  Ice pack are used to apply cryotherapy.  These are plastic packs filled with ice cubes.
  • 41. Purpose  To relive the pain from sprains, stains & soft tissue injuries.  To reduce inflammation.  Cryotherapy work by reducing blood flow to particulate area.  Decreased blood supply reduces inflammation & thus relieves pain caused by swelling & inflammation.
  • 42. Slide rails  Side rails are the bars positioned along the sides of the length of the beds.
  • 43. Purpose  Side rails ensure patient’s safety & useful for increasing patient’s mobility in bed.  It provides assistance to patient in rolling from side to side or sitting up in bed.  It is the prime responsibility of the nurses to ensure raising side rails of disoriented, unconscious & pediatric patients to prevent falls.
  • 44. Foot end elevator  It is a platform or an enclosure raised & lowered in vertical shaft to provide elevated support for feet & ankles.  It is ideal for postoperative & rehabilitation.
  • 45. Knee rest  This is a device placed under the knees to provide comfort.  Knee rest provide relaxation & thus relives pain on tendons beneath the knees
  • 46. Wedge/Abductor Pillow  Wedge or abductor pillow is a special triangular shaped pillow made of heavy foam.  It is used to maintain legs in abduction following total hip replacement surgery.
  • 47. Hand & wrist splints  Hand & wrist splints are splints individually molded for the patient to maintain proper thumb in slight adduction & wrist in slight dorsiflexion.  These splints should be used only for the patient whom the splint was made for comfort.