what are the duties of a conservator of an adult incapacitated person
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no, but having someone who has the authority to move people on, if they are causing an obstruction, or other common sense things, such as checking that fire extinguishers are in their places, and haven't been (ab)used is a very useful thing, as it takes away the problem of "everybody thinking it's somebody's job, and nobody doing it" as it were... I've been in situations where a person authorised to do a check has noticed a fire extinguisher had been abused, and had it replaced has saved an area of a building I've been present in, because shortly after the replacement, a fire broke out, and the extinguisher was brought into action, thereby saving the building... if the extinguisher hadn't been replaced, the building may have been burned to the ground!
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Yes they can. \n\nIts the duty of that person to dispose off the body carefully who euthinizes the animal or who knows about the animal how it was killed.
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he is incapacitated and unable to do perform his duties as prime minister due to his recent stroke
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Position the person on his or her back. Make sure the legs are elevated, if possible above the heart level. \nCheck the person's airway to be sure it's clear. Watch for vomiting. \nCheck for signs of circulation (breathing, coughing or movement). If absent, begin CPR. Call 911 or your local emergency number. Continue CPR until help arrives or the person responds and begins to breathe. \nHelp restore blood flow. If the person is breathing, restore blood flow to the brain by raising the person's legs above the level of the head. Loosen belts, collars or other constrictive clothing. The person should revive quickly. If the person doesn't regain consciousness within one minute, dial 911 or call for emergency medical assistance. \nIf the person was injured in a fall associated with a faint, treat any bumps, bruises or cuts appropriately. Control bleeding with direct pressure.
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CAll the Department of Elder Affairs
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Never move a person that has fallen and can have a possible broken bone!\nMake sure that no one runs over him and  the area is safe.You stay with him/her and have someone call 911.You should really get certified in First Aid and CPR and have your employees do the same!You never know when something will happen!Oh and if you are certified in CPR and its been over 6 mths,you'll want to take it again because everything you know about CPR has changed BIG time!
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They provide comfort measures, such as pain control and nutrition, and other nursing care that any patients would get, but the difference is that they don't do life saving measures such as CPR or defibrillation or other "code" measures.  They are allowed to die peacefully.  As far as where they put them - they can either be in a hospital as a DNR patient, or if a doctor certifies that they have less than 6 months to live, they may be admitted to hospice, which could involve home care, so they may be seen by a home health nurse and given pain meds, etc. at home.
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Red Cross will help, so will the Salvation Army.  Check with local churches, sometimes they can help too.  If there is a Senior Citizen Center close where you live, they might be able to help out.  Put jars, for people to throw change in at local businesses, that will let you leave them there.
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If a person has given advanced directions not to resusitate, then out of respect for this person & this person's directives, the answer is do not resusitate.  This is easy to say, but I can appreciate the feelings of the person or persons who witness a person they love going into arrest.  You want to do something.  You feel you need to do something.  Thing is, allowing someone to leave this earth according to their wishes is sometimes, most times, a gift of love and respect.  Going against the wishes of a loved one, trying to keep them near, is most always a selfish need to hang on.  \n\nThink about your need to have a say in your life and your celestial passing.  Give the same respect to your loved ones as you would want them to give to you, regardless of what you would decide for yourself.
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Two options.\n\nFirst, a civil (private) suit for violation of his fiduciary duties as executor. This could result in him being removed from the position, and having to make resitution (repayment) for anything improperly taken from the estate. This would be handled in state court, either normal civil term or in many states probate court. Because the suit can get fairly technical, you should consult with an attorney.\n\nThe criminal option is possible, if you give the police a complaint. But the criminal angle also varies by state, and not all states have criminal laws that address this situation. Even if they do, some states require a successful civil challenge before the criminal charges can be brought. Consult your local district attorney's office, and find out what they can do to help.
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Ask an attorney, you don't want to do anything illegal and then get the shaft in the end. I thought that he could write a will and sign his money over to you, that way it's not in his name. Or, you can use it to pay his hospice nurses. But most importantly I would ask a lawyer
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One of the best ways I've heard of was asking an applicant to pick up and carry a 60 lb. bag of something to another room. And if their response was they would need help, then they were at least aware enough of their own limitations and honest enough to say so that they were less likely to injure themselves on the job.
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Call the police. File a complaint with whatever agency is charged with investigating elder abuse. If there was physical harm or damage to property, file a civil suit against the person(s), if they are worth suing civilly.
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Only 1.  Emergency rooms fill up and they don't need extra bodies hanging around.  If the person's manager is available, that's best for the purposes of Workers Comp papers.  Otherwise, whoever was there as a witness.  The Workers Comp paperwork can be completed later if needed.
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Generally someone is under anesthesia.  The gas is under pressure before it goes to the patient.  Pneumatic pressure would be important in this.
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a person throughout their life cycle.  Baby, adult, old age