ABC is reporting four mouths.

The aged care worker who was secretly filmed abusing a grandfather on Sydney's northern beaches has been sentenced to four months in jail.

Changing an infant's nappy is often enough to make you dry heave.  But it's a baby.  It's beautiful and cute.  It smells delicious.  It's skin is indescribably wonderful and it has little dimples where knuckles, elbows and knees will be later on.  It coos up into your eyes as you change its foul nappy and it smiles its gummy little grin and melts your heart.  So what if it's a disgusting nappy filled with crap -- the child itself negates momentary revulsion

Old people aren't cute. They stink. Their skin is like old shoes. Their gummy smile makes you want to turn blind.  No heart-melting sounds emerge from them, just crow-like croaks and whines

I don't know how care-workers do it. I couldn't -- I wouldn't.  And wouldn't want anyone to have to do it for me

Sure, it's a job, it pays the rent.  But just because people get old does not mean they turn into angels

If I were compelled to change some rancid old person's nappy (maybe the 25th that shift) and they were behaving like an insane two year old, I'm sure I'd be tempted to give them a whack, just to make them sit still instead of smearing their filth all over the bed, forcing a sheet change and that's after getting them to sit in a chair before the bed-strip

The video looks bad, probably worse than it actually was.  I have a file filled with care-home abuses, so I support humane conditions for patients/consumers.  But can anyone here state with confidence that they wouldn't also lose it after one senile bag of festering poo too many?