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Records patient's height in metres
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Ensures scale is correctly calibrated before weighing the patient
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Records patient's weight in kilograms
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Washes hands
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Documents the patients BMI
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commentswould we ask to remove outside clothing/shoes for both being weighed and measured??? so ask right at the beginning?
ReplyShoes and clothing such as hats should be removed before measuring height.
ReplyThe above as well as heavy jackets, items in pockets etc should be removed before measuring weight.
Hope that helps! :)
Do we get a calculator to calculate the BMI or do we have to do it manually?
ReplyGet a calculator :)
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