LONG-TERM CARE · QUICK REFERENCES FOR TREATMENT ROUNDS
KGNursing Companion

LONG-TERM CARE, ON THE GO

Everyday treatments.
Within reach.

Quick references for the care you provide in long-term care. Find a treatment topic, check key reminders, and keep your most-used resources close during rounds.

✓ Educational support only. Never enter patient information.

TREATMENT CATEGORIES

Start with the treatment.

Tap a category for a focused reference. Save favorites on this device for your next round.

LONG-TERM CARE REFERENCES

Quick checks.
Reliable references.

4 resources
Skin & wounds

Skin & pressure injury care

Skin assessment, pressure injury prevention, and care-plan reminders.

Quick care reminders
  1. Check the resident’s current skin-care and dressing orders.
  2. Review pressure relief, moisture management, and skin changes with the care team.
  3. Record observations, care provided, and the resident’s response in the approved record.

Use current orders, facility policy, and your scope of practice. Document in the approved clinical record.

pressureinjury
SOURCE CHECKED OCTOBER 22, 2026✓ AHRQ
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Catheter care

Urinary catheter care

Maintenance reminders and infection-prevention guidance for catheter care.

Quick care reminders
  1. Perform hand hygiene before and after catheter care.
  2. Maintain a closed system and unobstructed flow; keep the bag below the bladder and off the floor.
  3. Review ongoing need with the care team; follow policy for obstruction, leakage, or a compromised system.

Use current orders, facility policy, and your scope of practice. Document in the approved clinical record.

foleycatheter
SOURCE CHECKED OCTOBER 22, 2026✓ CDC
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Respiratory

Oxygen therapy

Prescribed oxygen, equipment safety, and treatment follow-up.

Quick care reminders
  1. Verify the prescribed device and oxygen settings against the current order.
  2. Keep oxygen away from smoking, flames, and heat sources.
  3. Assess and document the resident’s response; follow the care plan and escalation policy for changes.

Use current orders, facility policy, and your scope of practice. Document in the approved clinical record.

oxygenrespiratory
SOURCE CHECKED OCTOBER 22, 2026✓ MedlinePlus
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Diabetes care

Low blood glucose

Recognize hypoglycemia and locate treatment guidance quickly.

Quick care reminders
  1. Check the resident’s glucose result, symptoms, and prescribed hypoglycemia protocol.
  2. Use the resident-specific treatment and recheck plan; the linked reference explains common treatment approaches.
  3. Loss of consciousness or seizure needs immediate emergency response. Do not give oral intake to someone unable to swallow safely.

Use current orders, facility policy, and your scope of practice. Document in the approved clinical record.

diabetesglucose
SOURCE CHECKED OCTOBER 22, 2026✓ NIDDK
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ABOUT THE CURATOR

Clinical skill.
Human connection.

I'm Koby G. Grant, B.A., LPN, a bilingual Missouri nurse with experience in behavioral health, crisis care, rehabilitation, and long-term care.

I built this companion to bring long-term care treatment references closer to the point of care, with concise reminders for busy nursing rounds.

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Built for support—not substitution.

This app offers educational memory aids and links to trusted resources. It does not diagnose, prescribe, calculate doses, replace facility policy, or override your scope of practice. Verify current guidance and use your chain of command.