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Education presentation on application of restraints in children Subject: child health nursing for third year nursing students,make two slides for type of restraints and add two …
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Education presentation on application of restraints in children Subject: child health nursing for third year nursing students,make two slides for type of restraints and add two of them in each with its pictures it should have: Introduction, definition of restraints, purposes, indications,types of restraints (mitten, elbow restraint,ankle restraint,mummy restraint), procedure (before,during and after), nursing responsibilities, ethical and legal concerns • Main Title / Slide Title: 36pt to 60pt (minimum 24pt–30pt for readability) • Subtitles / Headers: 28pt to 44pt • Body / Bullet Points: 18pt to 24pt (never go below 18pt for live presentations) • Labels / Callouts: 24pt to 28ptPink with cute baby pictures and text sizes as provided,should have pink background and bows and hearts
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